Black Triangles, Dino Blood & the Unknown Wanderer | PH 57

Somewhere over a western mountain ridge, FBI personnel watched a matte black triangle rise without a sound. No engines, no rotors, no exhaust, and no hot spots on thermal. It hovered, then darted off into a canyon. The Pentagon’s latest PURSUE release calls it worth a closer look, a former AARO chief says the data doesn’t add up, and the only pictures we get are drawings. Why can a billion-dollar jet only film in 1987 resolution? And who keeps hitting “distort” instead of “enhance”?

Back on the ground, an old mystery gets a new name. In 1982, a stranger with dyed hair, a pocket full of cash and a cryptic note died of cyanide inside a church in Boise, Idaho. Decades later, DNA says the “Unknown Wanderer” was an organic chemist who once talked about the perfect crime. That was the same year seven people died from poisoned Tylenol in Chicago. Coincidence, or the closest anyone has come to solving it?

Meanwhile, scientists have pulled blood cells from a 115-million-year-old dinosaur, and the crew is already filling the gaps with frog DNA. Which is the better way to go, eaten alive by a raptor or one clean shot from a T-1000? Who’s really steering the ship, the people we vote for or the people who own the internet’s off switch? And can a few magnets to the skull undo a lifetime of head trauma?

This Power Hour, the Theorists clone the dinosaurs, crack the cold case, and strap a magnet to the truth in… Power Hour 57.

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