In this explosive first installment of a three-part exposé, we expose the cracks in Raphael Cormack’s portrayal of Doctor Dahesh in Holy Men of the Electromagnetic Age.

Drawing from firsthand documents — including promissory notes, a legal petition, an arrest warrant, a sworn confession, and a deeply personal letter — we reveal a story that diverges sharply from the one Cormack would have us believe.

Never mind an embarrassment of riches…

This is an embarrassment of evidence.



Listener Advisory: Some episodes include historically documented material that touches on sensitive themes such as coercion, moral corruption, and emotional exploitation. These accounts are shared for the sake of truth and justice — not for shock. Listener discretion is advised.


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