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Danny Casolaro

  • An expose on government corruption

    You can’t trust the government. Let me tell you… I have been actively working on solving a case all on my own. The case you ask? The death of journalist Danny Casolaro. I’ve written about him on my blog before but I need to make it land more powerfully because to me, it’s important. The Read more

  • Danny Casolaro: The Journalist Who Followed “The Octopus”

    “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” ― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby Danny Casolaro (left) and his son, Trey (right) On August 10, 1991, journalist Joseph Daniel “Danny” Casolaro was found dead. His body was discovered in the bathroom of Room 517 at the Sheraton Inn Read more

  • The Beginning of The End: Bringing Down The Octopus- 🐙 The Murder Of Danny Casolaro

    Hey 👋 all! Thank you guys all so much for continuing to support and read my blog 🩵🩵 summer vacation is almost over, so I will have to be more balanced when it comes to keeping up with posting. Fear not, I have tons of content to share with you all 🔮🔮🔮 For now… here’s Read more

  • The Moist Files, Vol. 1: Peter Videnieks and the Cinnamon of Doom

    There are many questions that haunt American history: Today, I tackle the third question. Because while Peter Videneiks may be involved in software theft, black budget operations, and the suspicious death Danny Casolaro, there’s one truth we can’t ignore: This man has never owned pants that fit. Or dried. Childhood Trauma: The Belgian Waffle Incident Read more

  • The Death Of Danny Casolaro: Lured, Silenced, and Covered Up

    Photo Credit: Netflix, American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders This Was Never Just a Suicide: In August 1991, investigative journalist Danny Casolaro was found dead in a hotel bathtub in Martinsburg, West Virginia. His wrists were slashed. The death was officially ruled a suicide. But after years of independent research, I believe that ruling was not Read more

  • Happy Birthday, Danny Casolaro

    A truth-seeker lost too soon- and never forgotten. June 16,1947- August 10,1991. “I’m getting close. I’m going to wrap up this story. I’ll give you a ring in a few days.” -Danny, days before his death. Today would have been Danny Casolaro’s birthday. While most people pass quietly into histroy, Danny left behind something louder-questions. Read more

  • Danny Casolaro and The Missing Link- The Mysterious Death Of Paul Morasca-(Part 4)

    If you’ve been tracking the tangled web surrounding journalist Danny Casolaro, you already knew how deep the rabbit hole goes. But if you think Danny’s suspicious death was of a one-off tragedy… think again. Enter Paul Morcasa- a name not as well-known, but just as important. His brutal death in 1982 paints a chilling pattern. Read more

  • Bite back: A Mad Woman’s Postmortem on the Death of Danny Casolaro- (Part 3)

    The Golden Boy gone too soon He called it The Octopus- a tangled web of espionage, corruption, software theft, and global intrigue. But what did they call it? A suicide. Let’s make one thing clear: Danny Casolaro didn’t just walk into a Sheraton Inn to die. He walked into that hotel in Martinsburg, West Virginia Read more

  • The Octopus: the Code, the Conspiracy, and the Man Who Swam too Deep- Danny Casolaro – (Part 2)

    They called it PROMIS. Not a promise, not a gift- but a piece of software so powerful, it could track you through the walls of your home, trace your bank accounts, even predict your next move before you made it. A digital phantom. Originally designed to streamline case management for the Department of Justice. But Read more

  • trust No Cover Up: The Chilling Death Of danny Casolaro, The Golden Boy- Part one

    If you have Netlix and are heavily into true crime, conspiracy theories, and strange circumstances surrounding a decade’s long mystery. This is the story of Joseph Daniel Casolaro. Danny Casolaro. As you can already tell just by simply looking at the image above of Danny, you can easily tell that he was a walking poem; Read more