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Initially a staunch supporter of the moon landings, Sabrolin’s perspective shifted over decades of research. Inspired by childhood images of Apollo missions, he believed in their authenticity for many years. However, key pieces of evidence, scientific analyses, and classified information led him to question the official story.
His doubts intensified after viewing a documentary featuring William Casey (not the CIA director), who recounted a classified memo from Werner von Braun predicting a one-in-ten-thousand chance of success in the Apollo mission—an improbability Sabrolin finds “preposterous.” According to Sabrolin, this statistic alone raised red flags about the veracity of the moon landing.