Conspiracies & Coverups - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Mind-Controlled Assassin
In the premiere episode, Bustamante reveals new details about Cold War-era MK Ultra experiments and examines modern forms of digital manipulation to determine the possibility of creating a mind-controlled assassin. Joined by renowned mentalist Max Major, the team conducts an eye-opening hypnosis experiment that challenges everything we think we know about influence and control.
Jersey Drone Panic
When a swarm of mysterious craft floods New Jersey's skies, panic erupts online. Andrew digs into every conspiracy theory, interviewing eyewitnesses and testing cutting‑edge drone tech … until he uncovers the surprising truth behind the incident.
Weather Weapons
Are weather control fears fact, or just modern fiction? Andrew tests theories about chemtrails, cloud seeding, space lasers, and government weather weapons. Through demonstrations and expert interviews, he untangles these conspiracies to find the truth.
The Great COVID Conspiracy
Andrew probes COVID‑19's mysterious origin from all angles. Using intelligence tradecraft, expert interviews, and real‑world analysis, he investigates natural spillover, lab‑related, and accidental release theories -- and what he uncovers is shocking.
Mysterious Death of Jeffrey Epstein
Andrew investigates: what really happened to Jeffrey Epstein? By reconstructing the crime scene using insider insights, expert analysis, and a full replica of his jail cell, he tests whether the evidence points to suicide, murder … or something darker.
Invisible Weapon of War
Andrew tests a disturbing theory: is a secret, directed-energy weapon used in Venezuela the smoking gun behind unexplained attacks on U.S. government officials overseas? These invisible attacks led to the horrifying symptoms now known as Havana Syndrome.
Programmed by AI
Using a real-world test and expert insights, Andrew asks a frightening question … have we already crossed the point of no return where artificial intelligence is capable of independently manipulating our reality without us knowing it?
Secrets of the Drug War
Andrew tests theories while investigating the modern war on drugs, and asks a bold question: if the war is real, then why are the drug cartels more wealthy and powerful than ever? Through various in-depth experiments and first-person accounts, he uncovers shocking insights.
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