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The Soviet Bug Inside The Great Seal That Listened For Seven Years
A carved Great Seal of the United States looked like a diplomatic gift in Moscow, but it reportedly hid one of the most infamous listening devices in Cold War history. The Thing stayed mounted in the ambassador’s study for seven years before anyone realized secrets had been leaking from inside the symbol itself.
On this episode of Unexplained News Update, we also revisit a bizarre 1891 Texas newspaper claim about a poisonous meteorite, the unfinished Cláudio Case from Brazil, and the eerie Ghost Murmur rescue rumor that sounds like classified science fiction. It all points to the same unsettling theme: the record is often thinner, stranger, and more fragile than it appears.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.
On this episode of Unexplained News Update, we also revisit a bizarre 1891 Texas newspaper claim about a poisonous meteorite, the unfinished Cláudio Case from Brazil, and the eerie Ghost Murmur rescue rumor that sounds like classified science fiction. It all points to the same unsettling theme: the record is often thinner, stranger, and more fragile than it appears.
Get more at The Unexplained Company
This episode includes AI-generated content.
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By Reese HaldenA carved Great Seal of the United States looked like a diplomatic gift in Moscow, but it reportedly hid one of the most infamous listening devices in Cold War history. The Thing stayed mounted in the ambassador’s study for seven years before anyone realized secrets had been leaking from inside the symbol itself.
On this episode of Unexplained News Update, we also revisit a bizarre 1891 Texas newspaper claim about a poisonous meteorite, the unfinished Cláudio Case from Brazil, and the eerie Ghost Murmur rescue rumor that sounds like classified science fiction. It all points to the same unsettling theme: the record is often thinner, stranger, and more fragile than it appears.
Get more at The Unexplained Company
This episode includes AI-generated content.
On this episode of Unexplained News Update, we also revisit a bizarre 1891 Texas newspaper claim about a poisonous meteorite, the unfinished Cláudio Case from Brazil, and the eerie Ghost Murmur rescue rumor that sounds like classified science fiction. It all points to the same unsettling theme: the record is often thinner, stranger, and more fragile than it appears.
Get more at The Unexplained Company
This episode includes AI-generated content.