Greetings. Welcome to Wake the Dead. Today we are very happy to continue our deep dive investigation with William Ramsey on the Manchurian candidate from fiction to fact. And today it is a swapcast with the resident state hosted by Hans Utter. Welcome Hans.

Thank you, Sean. And great to have you back, William. And this has, I think, been a really compelling

series in dealing with a lot of real-time situations, as we've discussed.

And before we dive in here, and I pass the microphone to William, just want to shout out.

My brother-in-law just passed away, Zubingargh, who was one of the top singers in northeast India.

So it's a big, huge event. You got the streets are shut down. There's a lot of

controversy going on about what actually happened to him, but just stay a little bit in

memoriam since I got to meet him. And yeah, and so this, even scuba diving is not, this, the story keeps changing, right?

So he wasn't scuba diving. He may have gotten pushed off a boat. We're not sure, but, um, yeah, that's Subin. And, um, so I'll just, um, leave that there in 52 used to seem really old. Doesn't seem that old anymore so he was pretty young as as things go so

all right so go ahead well sorry sorry to hear that man i'm sorry for the loss it's terrible likewise

too young these days it's terrible guys thanks for having me back lots going on the man cheering

candidate is fictional but it's becoming more fact as you watch this whole Charlie Kirk thing.

The story is even more ridiculous than the JFK story.

But I'm just learning more, like more pieces are coming together.

I know we covered a little bit of Condon in the last show.

I thought maybe we'd read that full introduction to get started because I think it's important what he's trying to relate and then also I learned that Roy Cohn who the character of Eleanor Isilden is based on was a member of Perman Dex like he's in this group he's a member of the board but he's on there with other really kind of international intrigue figures and the head of a mafia family, Joe Bonano.

So it ties right into JFK.

So this permanent X is around JFK and Clayshaw.

People remember about the JFK assassination and the prosecution by Garrison, Clay Shaw was the person that was tried in

67 and then was let off. But he was very internationally intrigued oriented. There's no

question about it. Always traveling to Europe and all these things. So it's just, you're just

learning more and more and more.

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