It's today explained, I'm Noel King.

There's a story that has preoccupied Jeffrey Goldberg,

the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic magazine

for more than 10 years.

In 1995, in Zambia, in Africa, a man was shot and killed.

We don't know for sure who shot him.

This man was alleged to be an animal poacher,

but no one ever proved that he was.

An ABC news crew in Zambia was doing a story

about a pair of American conservationists

and filmed the killing.

And afterward, someone disposed of this man's body in a lagoon.

No one was ever charged with the killing.

What bothers me is the idea that somebody was murdered

in a remote part of Zambia, a remote part of Africa,

and no one cares.

It doesn't seem right.

It's my point.

It just doesn't seem right that this happened.

And also, Jeff thinks he knows who did it.

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