Hi, it's Martine. If you are a longtime listener of this podcast, hopefully you have not forgotten who I am.

I'm Martine Powers, one of the hosts of Post Reports. And as you have likely noticed, I have been

gone for most of this year working on a project that before I couldn't talk about. Well, now I'm here

to tell you that this project is coming out at the end of this month. It's an investigative podcast

called the Empty Grave of Comrad Bishop. It's a mystery, a 40-year-old mystery on the Caribbean

Island of Grenada. And I want two things from you. First, go ahead and subscribe to the Empty Grave

of Comrad Bishop on your podcast app. The first two episodes come out on October 23rd. So if you

subscribe now, you will be ready. It'll show up on your phone the moment it drops. Thing number two

is I want you to listen to our trailer. You will get a sense of what this story is about,

and why we think that you're going to enjoy listening. With that, thanks so much. See you guys soon,

and here we go with the trailer for the Empty Grave of Comrad Bishop, a new investigative

podcast from the Washington Post. So I just want to ask to be clear. Did you ever see the body

of Mori's Bishop? No. You're sure? Absolutely. Do you remember speaking with any of the people

who were involved in looking for Mori's Bishop's remains? None.

There's a mystery on the Caribbean Island of Grenada that goes back 40 years. It's about the

revolutionary leader who is executed in a coup in 1983. Seven people were killed alongside him,

and the whereabouts of their remains are unknown. What do you know? No, I have no idea.

What do people think happened? Well, people speculate. People said different things,

but the people who are behind it never say so you will never know.

Over the last year and a half, I've interviewed more than 100 people about this mystery.

People in Grenada and Americans, soldiers, diplomats, intelligence officers,

even a member of the U.S. Congress. Because 40 years ago, the actions of the U.S.

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