Episode Details

Eli Cohen transmitted Morse from Damascus every morning at 8:30. The official story says Syrian direction-finding triangulated his signal and got him killed. But the interrogation records tell a different story — one where the radio may never have been the problem at all. This episode pulls apart the physics of HF direction finding, the tradecraft of fixed-schedule transmissions, and the uncomfortable possibility that a dinner party with a Nazi war criminal did what no listening post could. Episode #634497 — open it directly at myweirdprompts.com/634497