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“Pytor Dolgov was also reported lost while “carrying out his duties.” Still unknown are the fates of Ivan Kachur, Alexy Grachev, and others who simply disappear from records. There are photos of participants in the Soviet space program that show signs of individuals being airbrushed out. It is well known that Communist regimes brutally repress dissent to the point of punishing entire families and "un-personing," individuals, as in wiping away all traces of their existence. Did these individuals simply say the wrong thing to the wrong person and find”
― Tyler Butcher, Secrets!: 20 Conspiracies and other tales of intrigue

“A marine washout as opposed to Kennedy's war hero, Oswald had flirted with communism and had honeymooned in Moscow. While”
― Tyler Butcher, Secrets!: 20 Conspiracies and other tales of intrigue

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― Tyler Butcher, Secrets!: 20 Conspiracies and other tales of intrigue

“Why haven't we gone back?”
― Tyler Butcher, Secrets!: 20 Conspiracies and other tales of intrigue

“the late 1950s, two Italian brothers Achille and Giovanni Judica-Cordiglia set up a listening post in an abandoned German bunker known as Torre-Bert in Turin, Italy. The brothers claimed they were able to pick up radio transmissions from Sputnik 1 and Explorer 1, the world’s first artificial satellites. They were even were able to hear communication between Yuri Gagarin and his handlers on the ground. However, they also claim Gagarin was not the first to attempt to communicate with ground control. On 28 November 1960,”
― Tyler Butcher, Secrets!: 20 Conspiracies and other tales of intrigue