Join investigative journalist Alexandra Reeves as she uncovers how Ford knew the Pinto was a death trap, calculated that lawsuits cost less than fixes, and sold it anyway. Through explosive documents and survivor testimony, discover the chilling truth behind decisions that valued profits over people.

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Alexandra Reeves examines the Ford Pinto scandal and the landmark legal battles that followed. The episode covers the Grimshaw v. Ford Motor Company case, which resulted in a historic $125 million punitive damage verdict, and Indiana's unprecedented criminal prosecution of Ford for homicide. Through courtroom testimony, crash test evidence, and internal documents, Reeves reveals how ordinary families held a corporate giant accountable for prioritizing profits over human lives.

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Alexandra Reeves examines the infamous Ford Pinto Memo, where engineers calculated that fixing a deadly fuel tank defect for eleven dollars per car cost more than projected lawsuit payouts for burn deaths. The episode covers how Ford's cost-benefit analysis valued human lives at $200,000 each, choosing profits over safety in one of corporate America's most notorious ethical failures.

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Alexandra Reeves examines the Ford Pinto's deadly fuel tank design flaw that turned low-speed rear-end collisions into fireballs. Despite knowing the problem and having a fix costing less than $20 per vehicle, Ford chose profits over safety, leading to deaths and burns that could have been prevented.

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