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Some stories grow from a green shoot; some explode like a powder keg. The global supplement market is worth $200 billion a year, and Chris Ashenden is a rock star of the industry. Yet in his home country of New Zealand, nobody had heard of him. Investigative journalist Jonathan Milne wanted to tell his story – but when Chris proved elusive, alarm bells began to ring. In the latest electrifying podcast from DELVE, we investigate the superstar endorsements, the science and the safety of the world’s favourite green powder, AG1. Listen to a story that will entangle the biggest names in audio, from Joe Rogan to Andrew Huberman to Gwyneth Paltrow. We follow the money, dig into the crimes and commission our own lab analysis. From the chill of the Southern Ocean to a record Mexican heatwave, from Colombia to the Caribbean, we chase down AG1’s founder to tell the story he didn’t want told.
Only on DELVE, the home of gripping, in-depth investigative podcasts, including award-winning The Boy in the Water, and Fractured.
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Talk about passing the buck and not taking any responsibility for the shoddy police investigation!
Police investigation was very poor!
I don't see why it either "has to be" a freakish accident or it "has to be" that the mother and brothers killed him and planted his body in some elaborateplot. people who cannot imagine any other scenario, especially if they are investigators, should listen to more true cri.e. especially the "baby cases". rare as they are, stranger abductions do happen. the james Bulger case, and casefile has recently done April Tinsley's case.
for how important and aerious this situation is, it is so unfortunate that Mr. Jones is being represented by such an obnoxious attorney. It is unhelpful and alienating. he is aggressive, accusatory, adversarial, inappropriate and plain stupid. he asks stupid questions. he behaves like the most repulsive defense attorney. he is playing the wrong role here. he should be intelligent, tactful, and investigatory.
I was all excited to hear about the American detective, but we have to wait! So frustrating I've gotta say! Interesting to hear from the retired detective and how the case has been oddly handled from within. Intriguing indeed!