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Kamran Faridi Uncovers the Truth Behind Daniel Pearl’s Murder | CIA Archives Decoded

In this full explainer video, we uncover the chilling and tragic story of Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal journalist who was kidnapped and murdered in Pakistan in 2002. This documentary-style breakdown explores the timeline of events, the motives behind the kidnapping, the international investigation, and the complex web of suspects involved in one of the most shocking cases in modern journalism.

Who was Daniel Pearl?
Why was he targeted?
What happened during the investigation?
And how did his murder impact global journalism and counter-terrorism efforts?

We answer all these questions in this in-depth episode, featuring verified facts, timeline reconstructions, and background on the key figures involved.

🔍 Topics Covered:

Daniel Pearl’s background & final assignment

The kidnapping in Karachi

Video demands & media attention

Investigation by Pakistani & U.S. agencies

Arrest and trial of Omar Sheikh

Global reaction and legacy

⚠️ This video is created for educational and documentary purposes, following YouTube’s content guidelines around sensitive events.

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