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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2022

Edition 664 - Stephen Davis

from The Unexplained With Howard Hughes

Acclaimed investigative journalist, Stephen Davis, has spent years researching the 1994 Estonia ferry tragedy in the Baltic. Hundreds died when the vessel sank in 1994. Stephen - who is based in New Zealand - has never been satisfied with the official explanation and believes the truth is complex and murky. *A shorter version of this conversation originally aired on the radio show in April 2021.

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Acclaimed investigative journalist, Stephen Davis, has spent years researching the 1994 Estonia ferry tragedy in the Baltic. Hundreds died when the vessel sank in 1994. Stephen - who is based in New Zealand - has never been satisfied with the official explanation and believes the truth is complex and murky. *A shorter version of this conversation originally aired on the radio show in April 2021.

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