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The Franklin Coverup - "Conspiracy of Silence"

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First published at 18:48 UTC on June 10th, 2021.

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"Conspiracy of Silence" is a documentary produced by Nick Grey and Tim Tate of Yorkshire Television, funded by the Discovery Channel, that went unaired when the Discovery Channel withdrew support just before finalizations and deadline. The documentary concerns the legal work being done by John Decamp on the Franklin Credit Union Banking Scandal, a multimillion dollar fraud case, in which DeCamp and a Senate investigation committee investigated connections between the Franklin Scandal and a possible child trafficking network operating between the Franklin Credit Union's head Lawrence King, the Boystown youth home for at-risk youth, and Omaha's business, media, and political elite, and indications that the network had much further reach than just Omaha.

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