Topic: Rare Earth Minerals

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is highlighted as a modern site of crown-led slavery, where millions have died to secure rare earth minerals for green technology. The history of the region is traced from King Leopold’s Belgian fiefdom to modern corporate control by entities like Glencore and the Anglo-American Corporation. The guest asserts that the "green revolution" is built upon a genocide that remains largely ignored by Western media.

Scientific lead Tom Kaye used an electron microscope to analyze the clip-on tie left on the plane, discovering particles of pure titanium and rare earth minerals. These substances were rare in 1971, potentially linking the suspect to high-tech environments like Boeing's supersonic transport project or Tektronix. This forensic evidence suggests Cooper may have been a chemist or engineer rather than a career criminal.