2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts examine the role of modern surveillance technology in debunking the Smollett hoax. Chicago's "POD" cameras, combined with private Ring doorbells and GPS data from ride-sharing apps, allowed investigators to track the Osundaro brothers' movements from the scene to the airport. This level of tracking makes it increasingly difficult to stage crimes without detection.
A news report from San Diego features Fasika Tafara, a mother who found evidence of intruders in her home, including open cabinets and a camera in her son's bedroom. She recorded audio of people rummaging in her house and discovered a hole cut into her attic. The hosts use this as evidence that "gang stalking" claims may have a basis in physical reality rather than just hallucination.
