**Richard Syrett** (0:00)
All right, let me tell you about something I've been living and breathing for a long time now. If you've ever listened to my podcast, The Rock and Roll Twilight Zone, you know I've always believed there's more going on in rock history than chart positions and gold records. There are shadows, patterns, strange turns of fate that don't quite add up. Well now, I've pulled it all together in my new book, Tales from the Rock and Roll Twilight Zone, Eerie Enigmas and Supernatural Secrets from Rock's Darkest Corners. This isn't just a music book, it's a journey into the unexplained, mysterious deaths, whispered conspiracies, cursed chords, and moments where the veil between this world and something else feels paper thin. It's based on years of research and conversations from the podcast, but expanded, deepened, and taken further than I've ever gone before. The book publishes July 9th, 2026, but you can pre-order right now at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or directly from my publisher, Trine Day. For all the details, just head over to therockandrolltwilightzone.com.
If you love rock and roll, and you suspect the story didn't end when the music stopped, this book is for you.
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**Richard Syrett** (1:07)
I hit 200 on a scratcher.
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**Dave Hodges** (1:25)
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**Dave Hodges** (2:00)
Charlie was to appear a few days later at a small church college in Manitou Springs, Colorado. And I called and I talked to their security guy and I asked him, I said, do you have a security agreement on file? And they said, no.
**Richard Syrett** (2:17)
Yeah, exactly.
**Dave Hodges** (2:17)
It is to be very unusual that we do not. And that bothered him and it bothered me.
**Richard Syrett** (2:23)
These things take months, months in advance to arrange.
**Dave Hodges** (2:26)
Because they know it wasn't going to be there. That's why.
**SPEAKER_2** (2:31)
Richard Syrett's Strange Planet, following the truth wherever it leads, exposing evil and corruption and the secret machinations of powerful elites, revealing the highest strangeness beneath the surface of our supposed reality, coming to you from the great white north and his studio beneath the stairs. Here's Richard.
**Richard Syrett** (2:56)
Hey, welcome to Strange Planet. Some murders seem destined to fade into the pages of history, while others refuse to stay buried. The assassination of Charlie Kirk is rapidly becoming one of the most controversial criminal investigations in recent memory.
Authorities insist the case is straightforward. A lone gunman, a political assassination, an arrest, and a persecution seeking the ultimate punishment. Sound familiar? But critics say the evidence tells a more complicated story.
Why are independent investigators raising questions about the forensic evidence? Why has the handling of the crime scene itself becomes a source of controversy? Why have disputes over ballistics, timelines and evidence preservation fueled accusations that critical questions remain unanswered? And are these simply the inevitable by-products of a high-profile investigation? Or signs that something more significant has yet to be explained? Joining me is investigative journalist and host of The Common Sense Show, Dave Hodges. For months, Dave has been digging into the Charlie Kirk case, challenging the official narrative, and urging the public to examine the evidence for themselves. And tonight, we'll separate documented facts from unanswered questions, explore competing interpretations of the evidence, and ask the question that lies at the heart of every great mystery. Did investigators solve this case, or is the real story still waiting to be uncovered? Dave Hodges is a veteran investigative journalist, former college professor of psychology, educator, mental health practitioner, and again, host of The Common Sense Show, where he covers geopolitics, national security, intelligence operations, government accountability, and stories he believes deserve greater public scrutiny.
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