The Badge Found in the River That Shouldn't Exist
The Badge Found in the River That Shouldn't Exist
Cold proof in a shallow river: a laminated ID badge printed the week it was found, dated April 14, and belonging to a man whose plant had been padlocked for nearly a year. A technical historian concluded the laminate and ink were fresh, yet the facility’s badge machine could not have been powered - so how did it get made and why does the date match an earlier death at the same press location?
In this episode, we walk through the discoveries made after the badge was fished from the Ardell River and the sensor records Ross Boyd recovered from…
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