Part 10/13:
A former Navy diver, Joshua, provides visceral details of the wreckage: bodies so mangled they had to be disassembled underwater, remains concealed or destroyed—possibly at the behest of powerful figures. He reveals the shocking discovery of a scalp, which was abandoned at the scene, raising questions about the transparency of the investigation.
Moren advocates for an honest reckoning, asserting that JFK Jr. likely intended to die that night—a conclusion supported by the risky flight plan, the environmental conditions, and his reckless disregard for safety. She views the cover-up as an attempt to shield the Kennedys from the fallout, thus perpetuating their divine narrative.