Inside the Tent with Campside Media

This is an episode of Inside the Tent, a podcast going behind the scenes of Campside’s award winning shows.

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Night Shift reinvestigates a 1992 case involving a series of suspicious deaths at a VA hospital that seemed to all have one very disturbing thing in common.

A nurse may have murdered dozens of veterans. But rather than investigate the deaths, the hospital leadership seemed only to care about keeping the case quiet. 

Journalists Jake Adelstein (author of Tokyo Vice) and Shoko Plambeck go back to Jake’s hometown of Columbia, Missouri to investigate the crimes, the families and the cover-up. And they talk to the whistleblowers — including Jake’s own father, Eddie Adelstein.

Campside Co-founder Josh Dean and Jake talk about what drew Japan-based Jake back home, why retired FBI employees are willing to speak to reporters… and what really happened on the night shift.

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We hope to see you inside the tent again soon. Subscribe now for updates on Night Shift and all of Campside’s hit shows.

This is the first episode of the Inside the Tent podcast, a series going behind the scenes of Campside’s award winning shows.

Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

In the winter of 2002, police discovered more than 300 bodies on one property in the tiny town of Noble, Georgia. What followed was one of the biggest and most expensive investigations in the history of the American South.

To get to the bottom of this case, journalist Shaun Raviv visits a rural community with plenty of secrets.

It started with the well respected Marsh family. And the name McCracken Poston, a defense attorney who has made his name working on high profile cases.

And it led to a question: what do the living owe the dead? That’s just the beginning of the podcast Noble.

Campside Co-founder Matt Shaer and Shaun discuss the case, how Shaun got interested and what it was like to ask people to revisit an unimaginable scene on the property of a crematorium. 

Thanks for listening. Let us know what you think: [email protected]

We hope to see you inside the tent again soon. Subscribe now for updates on Noble and all of Campside’s hit shows.

Campside was born to tell stories: big, surprising, original stories that can only originate from the beats — and the brains — of the world's best journalists.

Our new podcast - going behind the scenes of our hit shows - is coming soon.

Our shows include Suspect, The Michigan Plot, Wild Boys, Infamous, Run Fool!… and many more.

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