It's peaceful out here. It's lush, it's green. It's the type of setting that makes a

writer get a little flowery with her words. A goose waddles past and settles a top a nest.

Dear gather beyond the trees that line the winding road leading past manmade ponds topped

with healthy films of green algae. You can see the occasional bubble reach the water's

surface, evidence of life below. It's a beautiful day to visit a nature preserve. I'm here

in Crosby Township in Hamilton County, Ohio, 23 miles north of the Inquirer building,

which is where I work in downtown Cincinnati. My reporting partner Amanda Rossman is with

me as our two more colleagues. It's safe to say this is one of the more pleasant assignments

we for journalists have had in a while. But as happens so often when telling a tale involving

someone's death, things aren't quite what they seem. The one they ever to tell you about the

guy they found in the salt over in plan six. It was a pipe better work, dirt, chiff, and he disappeared.

If you know accused, you know we've re-investigated two unsolved motors in our previous seasons.

This episode marks the beginning of season three, but the story here is unlike any we've reported before.

Yes, at its center there is still a death, and yes the initial investigation into that death was

far from comprehensive. But this story is about much more than the end of one person's life.

It's also about deadly government secrets that took decades to come to light.

Secrets that some people believe got a man killed.

You're not going to get to truth girls, and if you get to truth then you better start packing

because your life is in danger.

I'm Amber Hunt and this is accused, the mysterious death of David Boss.

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