Join host Ava Grey as she uncovers the classified history of secret radiation experiments on unsuspecting Americans—plutonium injections, destroyed records, and institutional betrayal hidden for decades. Through declassified documents and telling gaps where evidence was erased, discover the shocking truths they never wanted you to know.

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Host Ava Grey examines the 1990s declassification of Cold War radiation experiments, when journalist Eileen Welsome's reporting exposed plutonium injections without consent. Through destroyed Navy records, redacted documents, and the Advisory Committee's work, Grey dissects whether transparency arriving decades late serves justice—or merely manages scandal when witnesses have died.

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Ava Grey examines declassified records revealing how Manhattan Project scientists injected patients with plutonium without consent between 1944-1947. The episode explores the institutional systems that enabled these experiments, the 1947 memo suppressing results to avoid lawsuits, and how compartmentalization dissolved ethical accountability across government research programs.

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Host Ava Grey examines how the U.S. Navy destroyed records from the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory at Hunters Point, where over 1,073 people were exposed to radiation in experiments from 1946–1963. We discuss the systematic erasure of evidence, safety violations, and the discovery of an industrial shredder used to eliminate documentation that could have provided accountability.

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