EP 077 The Mothman Cover-up | Hidden History of Mass Hysteria Events
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The Mothman Was the Distraction: Point Pleasant, the TNT Bunkers, and the Silver Bridge Cover-Up
In 1967 West Virginia, the Mothman phenomenon sparked mass hysteria and institutional skepticism. But who controlled the narrative? Explore how authorities, media, and witnesses shaped the story—and what this tells us about narrative control, hidden history, and institutional power. This isn't about belief; it's about recognizing the patterns that define what we're allowed to question.
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