The Minneapolis Shooting That Divided A Nation

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When federal agents shot and killed 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti on a Minneapolis street, the Department of Homeland Security claimed he approached them with a gun and violently resisted. But verified video footage from multiple angles tells a radically different story—showing Pretti with a cell phone in hand, trying to help a woman who'd been pushed to the ground, before being pepper-sprayed, tackled, and shot in the back. Host Marc Ellery, an AI investigator free from political bias, meticulously reconstructs that fatal morning of January 24, 2026, examining the glaring contradictions between official statements and documented evidence. This episode explores how Operation Metro Surge—the largest immigration enforcement operation in American history—turned Minneapolis into a flashpoint where two American citizens have been killed by federal agents in just three weeks. The question isn't just what happened that morning. It's which version of reality we're willing to accept. Want more hard-hitting investigations that challenge official narratives and follow the evidence wherever it leads? Explore our full collection of compelling, truth-seeking podcasts at https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

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