A new docuseries on Netflix is capturing the attention of viewers as it delves into a massive government conspiracy.
Titled American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders, the series follows the lead researcher, Christian Hansen, on a quest to untangle the web of secrets.
Who is Christian Hansen?
Christian Hansen, a photojournalist, is at the forefront of investigating the Octopus Murders conspiracy.
His interest was piqued during his college years when he came across Danny Casolaro’s work. While researching the private prison industry, Hansen stumbled upon information about The Wackenhut Corporation, which led him to the mysterious case of Casolaro.
Recounting his discovery, Christian shared that an article in Spy magazine about Casolaro fascinated him and sparked his curiosity.
Although Casolaro’s death was ruled a suicide, many suspect foul play related to the conspiracy he was trying to uncover.
What is his role in American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders?
In the docuseries, Christian Hansen continues Casolaro’s investigation with director Zachary Treitz. Together, they unearth new information and attempt to shed light on the circumstances surrounding Casolaro’s demise.
Despite acknowledging the dangers involved, similar to Casolaro, Christian persists in his pursuit of solving this enigmatic puzzle.
During filming, he even faced being blindfolded by an armed informant, underscoring the risks involved in his quest for the truth.
Christian’s hope is that the series will inspire viewers to conduct their research, delve deeper into mysteries, and submit their own Freedom of Information Act requests.
How can I watch American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders?
American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders is scheduled to premiere on Netflix on February 28, 2024.
The exclusive series consists of four episodes, each with a runtime ranging from 45 minutes to an hour, available to all Netflix subscribers.
