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Hidden power, secrets, cover -ups, corruption.

You think you know the whole story?

Think again.

I've been governor, a Navy SEAL, a fighter.

I've heard things that'll blow your mind. And now I think it's time you get

whole story.

Now.

It's the most dangerous investigation in conspiracy theory history.

You're talking about a death ray. Death ray.

Jesse Ventura puts his life on the line. Who you guys looking for? To uncover a

secret weapon that can stop a heart at 30 feet.

Destroy cities.

It's that dangerous.

And may have caused America's worst catastrophe.

The space shuttle, really?

The towers didn't flim to the ground.

They turned to dust in midair.

This ray, it could destroy a building. It can actually take out a whole

continent. It's the case to test the bonds between father and son.

Are you crazy? No, I'm not crazy.

Leads to death threats.

He said that people have been killed looking into this information.

I call them stealth murder weapons.

And the most shocking event this conspiracy team has ever encountered.

It looks like he was having a seizure and I was screaming.

Somebody died.

As Jesse Ventura blasts open... Aren't you in fear for your life?

The Death Ray Conspiracy.

I'm Jesse Ventura, and this is Conspiracy Theory.

Jesse Ventura is on a hunt for a secret weapon.

The most dangerous and deadly of them all.

He's been led here, to this man.

A man who's managed to avoid a fate so many could not.

Sudden death.

How do you think you survived?

I don't know, Raven or anything?

This one was dangerous from the start.

I just never imagined how deadly it would all turn out.

It began when I got a call to meet Dr.

Fred Bell.

He's a scientist who's worked on a lot of top -secret government programs.

He wanted to tell me that one of those secrets got loose.

It's a secret beam weapon. A death ray. It can kill? It can kill. It's a death

ray. A death ray?

Yes. I think it's going to be used for very destructive purposes.

Now, wait a minute, Doctor. You know, I don't just run off and chase down

everything that somebody comes to me.

How do you know about this? I was a NASA rocket scientist when I left that.

I became a consultant in the industry, and during that time, I helped develop

that ray.

You helped develop the ray.

Doctor, what exactly, in layman's terms, is a death ray?

The first phase, it's like a microwave that you can direct. It penetrates the

surface of your skin and stimulates the central nervous system. It's very hard

to detect. It's not like shooting somebody. There's no traces of crime.

perfect way for secret government operatives to do wet work.

Wet work?

That CIA talk for assassinations.

This death ray comes pocket -sized.

First phase. Now give me second phase.

It completely destroys matter.

It becomes antimatter.

It can be absolute destruction.

Really? Yeah. So in other words, using this ray, it could destroy a building?

Building. Old city.

Building is...

Use some explosives on that. You're a demolition expert. You could take a

building down yourself.

No, I'm talking about a whole city would go. Really? Really.

It's that dangerous.

Something that big, you'd want to make sure it doesn't get out. That's the most

deadly form. And you can also create a protection around the city with this.

Protection around the city.

This is where things start falling into place.

Now, I remember in the 80s, Ronald Reagan wanted to create Star Wars, this

protective device that if missiles were shot at the U .S., we would have some

mechanism in which to destroy or take them out. And I find it interesting. We

never really learned. Were they successful?

They were. I worked on that project. You worked on Star Wars? Yes.

If Brad Bell was working on a top -secret Star Wars program, he's really

out on a limb telling me.

Talk about wet work. People get killed giving up this kind of information.

Doctor, everything you're telling me seems to be classified top, top secret.

Aren't you in fear for your life?

No. Why?

Because sometimes they need favors from me even, you know. Sometimes something

is necessary and I'll go help with it.

Where do I need to go from here?

Well, it began with Tesla.

Tesla. He means Nikola Tesla, the inventor from the early 20th century.

He came up with something called directed energy, an energy beam,

destructive stuff.

He started in 1900 with this project, and he came up with a death ray as a

result of this research.

But you're concerned enough today that this death ray could be used for

not exactly good. Oh, yeah.

So that's a start. Small enough to kill a person, big enough to take down a

city. We've got to find out who's got their hands on this thing and what it's

being used for.

Jesse takes the case to his team.

Investigator June Sarban.

His advisor, Graperman.

And the new guys.

John Stone, son of controversial director Oliver Stone.

And Tyrell Ventura, son of Jesse.

Here's what it keeps coming back to me, people, is this.

In the 80s, what was Ronald Reagan's major focus?

Star Wars.

They spent billions of dollars doing this.

But they never, ever told us whether they were successful, did they? It kind

just went away. It kind of just drifted off into the sunset.

Well, what if indeed they were successful?

They did create a Star Wars -type thing using this energy, the Tesla -style

stuff, to where they could destroy missiles flying through the air. What's

mean? It's basically Tesla 2 .0.

Is this technology worth killing for? To hide?

That's a good question.

That's the question. Your point is great.

Would death be in the equation to keep it secret?

People die.

They've died for a lot less to keep things secret.

Let's get on this.

Jesse's team finds some logical places to start.

Dr. Patterson?

June begins at the source, Tesla.

Tesla's long dead.

But Dr. Michael Pravica is alive and well.

He's the top Tesla expert in the world.

Michael Tesla was one of the world's greatest geniuses.

He ended up dying in 1943.

After Tesla died, the FBI, as we know, basically took his belongings and

confiscated his plans for this death ray.

So you're saying the government has had these plans since 1940?

Yeah.

Meanwhile, Terrell and Sean find their way to a dusty little town in New

This is where military veteran William Lyne is hunkered

down.

He claims he's been under attack by his own government using

a death ray.

Let me show you my backyard.

There's some interesting things that happened back there. I used to stay in

end of the house, but I moved back up this way because I was having trouble

these things.

Really? Yeah, shooting me. So you actually moved within your own home to

away from these weapons?

Yeah, I had to get away from the window.

Coming up. They can basically kill somebody and nobody knows they've been

murdered because this corner is going to say natural causes.

Jesse and his team uncover shocking evidence.

The space shuttles were knocked down by some sort of a death ray. That the death

ray caused historic disasters.

The towers went away.

They didn't burn up. They didn't slam to the ground.

And later. Do you fear for your life today?

No. Why?

We're crazy.

Jesse confronts the mad scientist behind the deadly weapon. You have no doubt

the power of directed energy could drop buildings.

That's coming up on Conspiracy Theory.

Jesse Ventura is chasing down a death ray conspiracy.

Is the government hiding a secret weapon that can kill a person or destroy a

city with a blast of energy?

And who stole the plant?

Jesse's team is gathering evidence.

I realized they were shooting these things at me because they're really

straight on.

Tyrell and Sean are in New Mexico with a guy who says he's been targeted, and he

says he knows who did it.

And then I started getting headaches, and I was getting sick.

June is with Dr. Michael Pravica at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas.

The doc's an expert on Nikola Tesla, the death ray godfather.

Nikola Tesla developed the modern alternating current system of

we all use, which includes hydroelectric power, and he had envisioned an even

greater far -reaching vision of free energy for all humanity.

So he created energy that you didn't have to plug in, so it'd be free.

Well, unfortunately, as we know in the real world, you need backing for your

ideas. And these financiers said, well, wait a minute, I can't make a profit on

it because I can't measure how much they've used. And so they rescinded

funding.

Free energy may be a threat to the powers that be, but it's nothing

the awesome power of Tesla's directed energy.

Directed energy is, for example, this laser behind me. It's just a form of a

beam, concentrated energy that can be directed at a target.

A target could be a human being.

Absolutely.

So am I right in saying that Tesla created a death ray machine using this

directed energy? He had claimed that he had developed a death ray machine.

Meanwhile, Sean and Terrell are getting the lowdown from William Lyon.

Line had top -secret clearance in the Air Force.

Then he retired and wrote a book called Pentagon Alien.

The book claims most UFOs are government craft, made with technology stolen from

Tesla.

Line says the government targeted him for revenge.

So where did these rays come from?

They were hovering right up here, maybe 100 yards on the other side of that.

They were these bright flashes.

And I was getting sick. I would get sick. That's where the direct energy

weaponry was shooting back over into here. Yeah, it hit me right and went

through the window.

I had red splotch on my back.

So what happened to that technology after he died? Who took over?

After he passed away, many of his personal effects ended up being

the U .S. government.

You can go to the FBI's website and one of their top ten myths.

is that they did not have the plans for this death ray.

It's quite odd that the FBI would even put this on their website.

Yeah, it seems like a case of denial.

I'm certain there was some information that was useful, because modern -day

warfare has all of Tesla's imprint all over it.

They can basically kill somebody, and nobody knows they've been murdered,

because this coroner is going to say natural causes. Really?

So, basically, I call them stealth murder weapons.

They run across the room. No physical evidence.

On low frequency, they can make your heart explode. They can make your lungs

blow up. They could combust spontaneously.

They could spontaneously combust?

They could. They would just blow up from the inside.

You've heard of spontaneous combustion.

When people burn up for no apparent reason.

There have been hundreds of cases going back centuries.

and a few recently, like a woman named Ariel Louise, the grandniece of Nikola

Tesla.

Are there any theories where this death ray has been used against people?

Free energy and the death ray, there are many people who may have died under

mysterious circumstances.

Mysterious circumstances.

One of the things I wanted you to know is that it's fairly simple technology.

Basically, there's no evidence, and almost no one is safe if they want to

you. Whoever they is, you know, some kind of a shadow government, it's above

regular government, because I don't think regular military people have

this information.

If the FBI did take Tesla's death ray plans, there's a direct link to the

government having the weapon.

But what if they didn't?

Well, first of all, the FBI is not the whole U .S. government, so there's many

different organizations, the CIA, special ops, etc., that probably went

So there's no question in my mind that those ideas were snapped up.

Over the years, all this mystery has led to a lot of conspiracy theories.

TWA Flight 800 in 1996?

That's only one.

There are some authors who have purported that, for example, the space

were knocked down by some sort of a death rate.

The space shuttle Challenger disintegrated shortly after liftoff.

Columbia on re -entry.

The space shuttles, really?

That's a theory.

Both were in the atmosphere.

Both in range of a directed energy weapon.

Fired from Earth.

Is there anyone else in the directed energy weaponry field that you feel we

should talk to? Well, there's one researcher that has put out a

amount of information on directed energy weapons.

I think you could talk to Tom Bearden, Lieutenant Colonel Tom Bearden.

Thomas Bearden, retired U .S. Army colonel and directed energy expert.

Another elusive figure.

But as this recently uncovered footage reveals, he's the link between the lost

Tesla technology

and the secret Star Wars technology.

If you were to generate extreme pulses, that's instantaneous death at every

level. Every cell dies, every germ dies, every paramecium dies, every virus

dies, the whole body dies.

Jesse's research staff is told to find Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Bearden.

Mr. Bearden.

And that's when all hell breaks loose.

He put so much fear into her that she quit.

What do you mean, fear in the air?

Next, Jesse's team gets a scare when they get too close to the truth. He told

her that people who have looked into directed energy weaponry have been

And the team strikes back.

Mr. Bearden?

Then, the entire team is stunned.

I jumped up and he was on the ground.

When a major player winds up dead.

I was screaming.

And father and son come to blows.

No, I'm not crazy. As new evidence comes forward, you have to consider it. As

the death ray is blamed.

The towers didn't slam to the ground.

For the ultimate attack.

They turned to dust in midair.

Jesse Ventura is investigating a conspiracy to secretly develop a death

weapon.

And now, one of the major players has delivered a dire warning.

We have somebody on the team who does a lot of research for us, Carrie, a steady

force, been doing a lot of investigating her whole life. She contacts this

retired lieutenant colonel, gets him on the phone, and she's talking about this

directed energy weapon.

Right. He puts so much fear into her that she quit.

What do you mean, fear into it? He basically told her that people who have

looked into directed energy weaponry have been killed.

Journalists, independent investigators, people like that disappeared.

It frightened her to the bone.

Really? Yeah.

If people have died over this, it means you're getting close to the truth.

Jesse decides to nip this one in the butt.

June Sarpong is closest to Bearden's home in Huntsville, Alabama.

He sends her there.

Mr. Bearden?

Mr.

Bearden? It's June Sarpong from Jesse Ventura's conspiracy team.

Hear those dogs?

June sure does. They're on the other side of the door. But if Bearden is,

not coming out.

We need to talk to you, Mr. Bearden. We need to know what's going on. What are

you hiding?

June explains the situation.

Then, there's new information.

And things change again.

Take a look at all of this.

Deaths of people associated with direct energy.

Every one of these people died under mysterious circumstances because they

involved in this?

June's files contain the cases of individuals who knew the secrets behind

directed energy.

Sudden heart attack, rare illnesses, mysterious accidents.

Among the dead, Ariel Louise, grandniece of Nikola Tesla, and Brian O

'Leary.

an astronaut who quit NASA and became an expert on directed energy.

He moved to Ecuador, claiming two of his colleagues had been murdered in the

state. Then he died of a fast -moving cancer.

Bearden himself wrote a piece where he talked about a directed energy weapon

called the Venus ECM. Now, it's a shooter.

Basically, once it hits you, it makes it seem as if you've suffered from a heart

attack or stroke.

Or both.

That's exactly what Bill Lyon told me.

It's a small weapon. It can fit in the pocketbook. It stops the heart, and the

coroner will call it natural causes.

It can be shot from 30 feet away.

It can penetrate through walls.

Bearden writes that he himself was targeted by an assassin with a Venus

He managed to escape.

That's an easy way to commit a lot of murders, isn't it?

This shock is still sinking in when Braverman introduces new evidence. Take

look at this.

What are we looking at?

That's the work of John Hutchison.

He's a self -taught scientist.

Now, most of his experiments he did in a one -bedroom apartment in Vancouver,

loaded with all kinds of surplus equipment, stuff he bought from Radio

This is Tesla energy.

Tesla energy creates a magnetic field, it fuses metal.

And it bends metal. And watch.

He's doing all that with directed energy.

But how do we know there isn't a magnet?

That was a liquid. Yeah, that was a cup.

Well, he actually is one step beyond Tesla. He's created this thing called

Hutchison effect. And that's what you're seeing.

The Hutchison effect.

Metals fracturing and bending.

Objects defying gravity.

This footage has been vetted.

It's not special effects.

But directed energy based on and recreating.

The properties of Nikola Tesla's death ray.

A piece of metal? What is that?

Looks like it's pulsating almost.

Wow. Oh, wow. Look at this.

It's crushing and it's twisting. The team is studying the phenomena.

When one image stops Jesse Cole.

Now, wait a minute, people.

Wait a minute.

Hold on. When I went to that warehouse in New York City when we looked at 9

That's exactly like the metal looked inside that warehouse, just like that.

Bent, twisted metal. Bent, twisted, big I -beam steel.

It looked identical to that. It looked burnt. It looked twisted just like that.

I recollected from looking in that warehouse.

Can you imagine if you had this on a larger scale, what you could do to a

building?

Frightening. I think we may have just thought what it could do to a whole

building. Here's another fact we ought to consider.

This guy works for the United States military, so he has military and

intelligence connections.

Hutchinson. Hutchinson.

Hutchinson. Look, it's obvious, people.

We've got to find John Hutchinson.

He's got the most knowledge of what we're talking about here.

But I want to tell you all right now, be careful.

Let's be careful.

Apparently this guy used to work on the Star Wars program back in the 80s with

Reagan. Yep. Who knows? Who knows?

Now it's a chase to find the mad scientist.

It turns out that John Hutchison doesn't work in Vancouver anymore.

He's living with his new wife on a lake in Minnesota.

That's Ventura territory.

And John Hutchison, he's about to get.

The Ventura treatment.

So they tell me you can show me some interesting stuff.

Still ahead.

Has anyone been killed over this? The Mad Scientist reveals more victims of

powerful death ray.

There was about 10, 12 murders of Star Wars contractors.

Are you crazy?

No, I'm not crazy. Only the perpetrators that did 9 -11 are actually going to

know what went down.

Mind -blowing evidence from the attack on America.

It's a directed energy device.

It's energy that's directed and used as a weapon.

And later, the ultimate shock.

One of Jesse's insiders turns up dead.

Still ahead on Conspiracy Theory.

An investigation into a death ray conspiracy has led Jesse Ventura to the

of a mad scientist.

John Hutchison recreated Tesla's original death ray technology, and he

the key player in a plot to develop and use a death ray weapon against us.

So I take it this is the living room turned into lab.

Yeah. So you'll use electricity to make things rise, to go anti -gravity. Yeah.

Now, John, what's your background? Like you always hear, Ph .D., this and that.

What are you?

I never went to school.

You never went to school?

No. This all looks crazy, but Hutchison's experiments landed him a job

U .S. military.

His research became the basis of the Star Wars program, the one that

never got off the ground.

So you're working on Star Wars under the Reagan administration, and you feel

that the government stole some of the things you were working on?

According to the person that was around me, he said, well, John, I think we let

them too close to what we were doing. I think they already have it now.

So obviously you became expendable at that point.

They called in a team to come in and take films and videos, and they did.

Perth, the FBI steals Tesla's plans.

Decades later, black op agents scoop up Hutchinson's work. The government

develops a death ray, and nobody knows.

What became of Star Wars? All of a sudden it disappeared. What happened to

Star Wars in the late 80s went underground deeper and resurfaced in the

also in 2000.

Were they successful? Did they create Star Wars?

Yeah, they got it.

Do you think that they've taken things that you've discovered and built weapons

out of them? Highly possible.

Highly possible. When the war in Iraq was going on, I was getting emails that

buses were hit with some kind of directed energy weapon.

Okay, I thought maybe it's just nonsense, you know, but in around 2006,

Rumsfeld and others wanted me to work for them again.

And I respectfully decline.

Do you fear for your life today?

No. No, we're crazy.

Yeah, crazy like a fox.

Even so, I want to see the proof.

Proof he can do what we saw in those videos.

That levitation, he shows it's no trick, but electromagnetic energy.

So with this demonstration, you're pretty much... showing how the

a corporation or anybody, even you at home, can levitate something with

energy.

Basically, yes.

Then he takes a supercharged Van de Graaff generator, works up thousands of

volts of electricity, and directs it at a target.

Me.

Oh.

You were just hit by a directed energy weapon.

Lucky for me, it's set to low.

Sort of like the zaps that bothered William Lyne.

Hit me right and I went through the window.

I had red splotch on my back.

So what is this out?

What is this actually showing us that I keep getting hit by? They call them ion

cannons. Ion cannons. Body disintegration, basically.

Just like Fred Bell said, this can burn up a person. Or, depending on the

strength. take down something a lot bigger.

Build the whole city.

And you could basically just point that at somebody and shoot them with this

concentrated beam of electrical energy, and they would disintegrate. Basically.

This is it. The technology that was stolen for Star Wars.

I have another directed energy thing. It's a little laser. A weapon to defend

yourself? A weapon to kill someone? A weapon to... like a gun?

Just put it in your pocket?

Yeah. Which was unheard of years ago.

So I have a demonstrative piece of pipe.

And this is what we heard about. A pocket -sized directed energy weapon.

that can stop your heart or make you combust spontaneously.

It's a small weapon. It can fit in the pocketbook. It stops the heart. And the

coroner will call it natural causing.

Right now, it's burning through that pipe.

This is a directed energy weapon in a small scale.

Tiny micro scale. Micro scale.

John, what would happen if you did that to a human? Throw someone's arm there

and you turn that on. It burns right into your arm. Burn right through. Burn

right into you.

I've seen enough to know this stuff is dangerous, but Hutchison says he has

more. Jesse, you got to really see what's out in the front yard.

Well, let's go to the front yard.

Okay. I'm getting amazed at what's in the house.

I can't imagine what's out in the front yard.

Hutchinson has another surprise.

It's mounted on top of an old SWAT bus, a homemade death ray, hiding in plain

sight.

That's one way to advertise you're nuts.

Hutchinson said he wants to use it for good, like cleaning up the Gulf oil

spill. But Jesse wants to cut to the chase.

Has anyone been killed over this? There was about 10, 12 murders of Star

Wars contractors in the 80s.

Murders? Well, they're definitely another group of mysterious deaths.

And not 12, more like 20. Car crashes, ODs,

suicides, heart attacks. All scientists working on Star Wars research.

Oh, yeah.

There were headlines and investigations.

They called it all a coincidence.

How do you think you survived?

Kind of a raiding lunatic.

But it's no coincidence that Hutchinson knew a lot of the other victims, like

the NASA rebel.

There was an astronaut whose name was Brian O 'Leary.

Good friend of mine. Good friend of yours. Yeah, and he was also working on

directed energy, wasn't he?

Brian was working on directed energy, studying it. And he had died

Yeah, when we got married, the day we got married. He died, yeah.

So he was working on this directed energy.

Was he doing it on his own or was he doing it with the government?

No, Brian backed away from the government quite a bit. And I don't know

that's a message, but they just died.

We read about, was it Tesla's grandniece or something?

Do you know anything about that at all?

She was one of the worst stalkers I ever had.

She stalked you?

Oh, yeah.

Well, what's really interesting when you bring up her is how she died.

They found her as if she internally combusted in her trailer, like, you

just poof into flame and burned right there in her bed.

Would you venture to say that that could be a directed energy use?

It could be done, yeah.

John Hutchison isn't crazy.

I've seen all his gadgets work with my own eyes, and it's all got me thinking

the death ray may already be at work.

Could an evil entity create a directed energy weapon that could

destroy the Twin Towers?

I know that can destroy more than just ordinary buildings. I can actually take

out a whole continent. You could take out a whole continent?

Yep.

Coming up on Conspiracy Theory. It's a directed energy device.

The death ray investigation leads to the most devastating attack on American

soil. Where is the rest of this material? And a major break between

his son. As new evidence comes forward, you have to consider it. And then. He

collapsed. Death hits Jesse's conspiracy team where they least expect it. It

looks like he was having a seizure or something.

The most shocking turn of events yet.

Dr. Fred Bell has led Jesse Ventura deep into a death ray conspiracy.

And now the investigation has taken a twist.

Jesse has noticed similarities between the effects of directed energy weapons

and the 9 -11 attack on the World Trade Center.

And he goes public with his suspicions.

I'll tell you something, Alex. What happened on 9 -11?

I believe today it was not a controlled demolition, and it certainly was not the

pancake effect of two planes hitting a building.

There was something else in play there, Alex.

There was a weapon in play that I could equate it to being like a microwave.

Jesse's comments caused an immediate storm in conspiracy circles.

He's already gone out on a limb when he charged that 9 -11 was an inside job,

using an explosive material called nanothermite.

Those towers literally disintegrated. They went into dust. It's a weapon

beyond anything that I know about.

The new stance has Tyrell Ventura very concerned about his father's reputation.

We've been talking for the last two years about how you added explosive

demolitions, anothermite in the building. You can't change your theory

through. Why? Are you crazy?

No, I'm not crazy. As new evidence comes forward, you have to consider it. You

can't settle on anything.

Only the perpetrators that did 9 -11 are actually going to know what went down.

I'm talking about credibility. You're talking about laser beams.

The towers didn't fall.

We've been talking for the last two years. I don't blame Tyrell for being

obsessed.

But when I saw the footage of the Hutchinson effect, something clicked.

And it turns out there's a book that explains it all.

Dr. Judy Wood is the author. I track her down so Tyrell can see how the death

ray might fit in with 9 -11.

Dr. Wood, now I've read your book, and I'm trying to convince my son there's

validity to this book, and he's being resistant to it.

The only thing that I think you can discount is the government story.

Dr. Judy Wood has degrees in civil engineering, physics, and engineering

science. She just might know what she's talking about.

Don't get me wrong. I buy that something fishy happened that day. I just haven't

been convinced. Well, see, you're assuming it fell.

I thought I saw them go down.

Like, didn't I see that on TV?

Somewhat, but they didn't end up in the ground. Really?

Well, let's do some proving here.

Once upon a time, there were these two cars, these three buildings, and then

they went away. This yellow zone right here, that's all that's left. That's

chunk. Oh, wow.

Where is the rest of the material?

It's not on the ground. Where are they? They're gone.

Here's the level of the trade tower debris.

Here's how much debris you'd expect if all the material from the trade towers

came crashing down.

If you had a 110 -story building, kaboom -dee -boom -dee -boom -boom, splat down

in 8 to 10 seconds, think of all the material in the middle that has to get

out the side. There ain't enough rubble. I mean, where are they?

Next is the dust.

Controlled demolitions when they hit the ground.

The dust really doesn't rise much above the highest point of that building. When

you watch on tape, like the Kingdome in Seattle, when they brought the football

stadium down, you'll watch the building collapse, but you won't see anything

higher than the original height.

The Kingdome demolition was a typical collapse.

The dust doesn't rise higher than the original structure.

The trade towers were different.

This goes up.

And it keeps going up.

Also, if they slammed the ground, they'd make a seismic impact.

The Kingdome made a 2 .3 when they blew it up.

Tower 1 was 30 times the potential energy.

Yet it made the same.

Judy Wood says the seismic impact only accounts for the lower 20 stories of the

tower. What happened to the other 90?

Dr. Wood has other evidence that some kind of ray ductified the tower.

Like the parking garage beneath the complex.

It should have been crushed under the weight.

That's after 9 -11.

Right. So if all the weight of these buildings came crashing down like they

us, which was a pancake clap, why wouldn't it be part of the pancake?

Isn't that a fair question to ask?

Exactly.

Then there's the evidence that Shout directed energy.

Cars that were burnt out.

Melted.

blocks away.

They're all over the place. At least 1 ,400 toasted cars were towed away.

How could cars this far away suffer damage when there was nothing to damage

them? Or cause them to go into spontaneous combustion up here in this

Spontaneous combustion.

I've heard that there's something like nanothermite that is used and that the

dust cloud could get so hot that it could start these cars on fire. You have

paper that's not burned.

How do you explain that?

The cars burn.

The paper doesn't. People were covered with the dust, Ty. Yeah. People burn

burns faster than this. Right, right.

I think it's starting to make sense to Tyrell, too.

It's not a kinetic energy device. In other words, not a bomb, not something

that, you know, like a bullet flies from point A to point B and hits something.

Yeah. Or something that produces heat like, you know, a nuke or something.

It's a directed energy device.

There's one more thing that has me thinking Judy Wood is on the right

Have you ever experienced any, like, backlash for your reasons? I mean, is

any, like, death threats or anything like that in terms of your own safety or

people that you know?

Yes.

I guess I don't feel comfortable talking about it because, you know, it's sort

of like giving positive feedback that, you know, oh, we've got to do it again.

Her research assistant, the only person working with her on the 9 -11 case, was

murdered.

Shot. On a sidewalk.

It sure does seem like bad luck has hit everyone involved with this directed

energy death ray. And that includes Dr.

Fred Bell.

The guy who brought us this conspiracy in the first place.

You see, two days after I met with him, I got the phone call.

Government insider Dr.

Fred Bell brought Jesse Ventura the death ray conspiracy, evidence that a

government faction stole the plant for a directed energy weapon, then used it to

develop a powerful device, one that may have taken down the World Trade Tower.

When Dr.

Bell went public, Jesse knew he was putting himself and others in danger.

Should I be in fear?

No. No. Too high profile and too many people love you.

If something happened to you, a massive investigation would be released.

Yeah, but they killed Jack Kennedy, and the investigation was massive, but it

certainly wasn't accurate.

I don't think they get away with it this time. Believe it or not, I think

Americans are waking up now, and I think they're getting a lot smarter.

I really do.

And the other reason I'm doing this is, I don't know if you have kids. I'm sure

you do. I do.

And they're going to have kids. I'm actually a grandfather now.

I'd like to see a little bit better play.

For my grandkids.

Less than 48 hours after telling Jesse the secrets of the death ray, 12 hours

after posting the photo on his website,

Dr. Fred Bell dropped dead in his hotel room.

Did he feel like he was able to tell Jesse everything he wanted to tell him?

Absolutely.

Tyrell speaks to Dr. Bell's fiance.

The only witness.

Take me through what happened Sunday morning.

Okay.

Sunday morning, we were going to fly. We were coming home.

And he just woken me up.

And he was making himself a little pot of coffee. And all of a sudden, I just

heard this, like, thud. And I jumped up. And I just didn't know what happened.

And I said, are you okay? And he was on the ground. And he collapsed.

And he was in the doorway.

God, I really haven't gotten into the details. I've been trying not to go to

this moment. This is so hard.

It looked like he was having a seizure or something, and I was screaming. I was

screaming and trying to call 911, you know, those stupid hotel room phones.

And I finally got it on, and I was opening the door and screaming out in

hallway, and security ran up, and then they threw me out of the room because

they were working on him. And we went to the hospital, and I wasn't there 10

minutes before they came in and said he was gone.

68 years old.

Yeah, but I heard he's in good health.

What did the coroner say?

The coroner says, natural causes.

Every once in a while, something happens that shakes me to the core.

Dr. Fred Bell died two days after our interview was one of those moments.

The coroner says it was natural causes.

Maybe it was.

But it sure seems like a lot of people involved with death ray technology wind

up dead.

Is the death ray being used as a weapon? I have no doubt.

Was it used to take down the towers on 9 -11?

I don't know. But I'll tell you, it's the most logical explanation I've heard

far. I may never know the truth about what happened that day.

But I won't stop trying to find out.

Until I do, I'm Jesse Ventura, and this is Conspiracy Theory.