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====''The Strange Case of Kurt Sonnenfeld''====
 
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On 21 November 2015, [[CBS]]' ''48 Hours'' looked at the 2002 death of [[Kurt Sonnenfeld]]'s first wife, Nancy Sonnenfeld in Denver, Colorado, in an episode entitled ''The Strange Case of Kurt Sonnenfeld''.<ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-strange-case-of-kurt-sonnenfeld/</ref><ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5318258/</ref>
 
On 21 November 2015, [[CBS]]' ''48 Hours'' looked at the 2002 death of [[Kurt Sonnenfeld]]'s first wife, Nancy Sonnenfeld in Denver, Colorado, in an episode entitled ''The Strange Case of Kurt Sonnenfeld''.<ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-strange-case-of-kurt-sonnenfeld/</ref><ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5318258/</ref>
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[[Jim HOft]] for the [[Gateway Pundit]] headlined a March 2020 article: ''CBS News Caught Using Footage from an Italian Hospital to Describe Conditions in New York City''.<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/03/cbs-news-caught-using-footage-from-an-italian-hospital-to-describe-conditions-in-new-york-city-video/</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 16:57, 31 March 2020

Group.png CBS  
(Corporate mediaSourcewatch TwitterRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
Parent organizationWestinghouse
HeadquartersCBS Building, New York City
Type Broadcast television network (1941–present) Radio network (1927–present)
SloganAmerica's Most Watched NetworkOnly CBS

Reporting

Nugan Hand Bank

Full article: Nugan Hand Bank

On 22 September 1982, Bob Shieffer introduced a 4 minute CBS reported on the collapse of the Nugan Hand Bank, which aired some of its CIA connections, including as a role in laundering money earned by shipping heroin from the Golden triangle.[1]

September 11

Full article: 9-11/George Washington Bridge plot

“Two suspects are in FBI custody after a truckload of explosives were discovered around the George Washington Bridge. That bridge links New York to New Jersey over the Hudson River. Whether the discovery of those explosives has anything to do with other events today is unclear, but the FBI, has two suspects in hand, said the truckload of explosives, enough explosives were in the truck to do great damage to the George Washington Bridge.”
Dan Rather [2]

The Strange Case of Kurt Sonnenfeld

On 21 November 2015, CBS' 48 Hours looked at the 2002 death of Kurt Sonnenfeld's first wife, Nancy Sonnenfeld in Denver, Colorado, in an episode entitled The Strange Case of Kurt Sonnenfeld.[3][4]

COVID-19

Jim HOft for the Gateway Pundit headlined a March 2020 article: CBS News Caught Using Footage from an Italian Hospital to Describe Conditions in New York City.[5]


 

Employees on Wikispooks

EmployeeJobAppointedEndDescription
Kristina BorjessonJournalist19821996Terminated after exposing TWA 800
Stephen ColbertHost of The Late ShowSeptember 2015Heavy pusher of COVID jabs
Walter CronkiteNews presenter19621981Also the voice of Satan during Bohemian Grove.
Joseph HarschBroadcast journalist19431949
Dan RatherNews Anchor19812005
Eric SevareidNews journalist19391977
Arthur R. TaylorPresident19721976Attended Bilderberg 1972,1977,1979,1981
Mike WallaceLead reporter on 60 Minutes19682008
Richard WaltonCounter Terrorism ConsultantJanuary 2016
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