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Hey, I'm Antonia Ceregido, and this is Imperfect Paradise from LAIS studios, the show about hidden worlds and messy realities.

You're listening to a special redrop of Imperfect Paradise The Forgotten Revolutionary from our second season.

For the last seven episodes, LAist correspondent Adolfo

Husman Lopez has been exploring every possible theory about Oscar's death.

Gomez died of massive head wounds, but his family doesn't believe he got them from falling off a cliff.

Nana knew who killed him. They didn't know who killed Oscar.

It was his buddies from the hazard.

I think I've turned a corner in terms of the everything people have been saying to us about Oscar being murdered.

This episode, Adolfo finally finds a person who was with Oscar the night he died, presents

his findings to Oscar's best friend,

and grapples with the ending of the investigation.

Here's LAS correspondent Adolfo Guzman Lopez.

For the better part of a year, I've been searching for anyone who saw Oscar Gomez the night he died.

In an earlier episode, we found a list of names in a briefcase, names of people who were in the apartment where Oscar was staying in Santa Barbara.

And we've been writing, emailing, reaching out in any way we could think of.

And I did find someone, Jose Gonzalez, one of Noel Huerta's six roommates.

But Jose told me he was not with the other roommates and Oscar on November 16, 1994.

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