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November 4, 1968. The official Soviet report states that the ballistic missile submarine K-129 was lost due to a battery explosion during routine maneuvers. The crew was listed as "lost at sea." The case was closed.

The Declassified Reality: US Navy Intelligence Memo #4902 tells a different story. The SOSUS underwater surveillance network didn't record an internal explosion. It recorded an external impact. But the most disturbing data comes from the two hours before the disaster.

In this episode, we open Case File #001. We reconstruct the final timeline of the K-129 using recovered ship logs, salvage reports from the Kommuna, and declassified hydroacoustic data.

In this investigation:

– The "Trace X" Anomaly: A contact moving at 72 knots without cavitation.
– The "Crazy Ivan": Why Captain Kobzar’s evasion maneuver failed.
– The Forensic Evidence: Why the hull was bent inward, not outward.
– Project Azorian: The real reason the CIA spent $800M to raise the wreck.

This is not a story about politics. It is an analysis of an incident that violated the laws of physics and forced two superpowers into 50 years of silence.

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