Hi there, it's Lilian. You will already know that I love history, and I know that you do too.

So I'm excited to tell you about a new podcast that's going to be out really soon about a mystery

that goes back to the Cold War. My colleague, Martin Powers, has spent almost two years reporting

on it, and the trailer is out now, which I'm going to share with you in a second. The series

is called the Empty Grave of Conrad Bishop. Do yourself a favor and look it up, hit follow,

so you don't miss an episode. All right, here's the trailer.

So I just want to ask to be clear. Sure. Did you ever see the body of Maurice Bishop? No.

I'm sure. Absolutely.

Do you remember speaking with any of the people who were involved in looking for Maurice 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 was 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 US Congress. Because 40 years ago, the actions of the US government

played a role in shaping the fate of this Caribbean nation.

United States paratroopers have invaded Grenada with helicopter gunships.

Our armed forces are engaging them in fairs, batter. All Grenadians report immediately

to our respective militia bases.

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