Previously on Truenon, Il Popo.

Unfortunately, this story has ruined my life.

This sort of unsolved murder of this Italian journalist and our cameraman in the 90s.

Sometimes I think that podcasts are actually one of the worst ways in human history to convey complex information.

Somalia had been used as a dumping ground for hazardous waste since at least the early 90s.

And anyone who goes looking, all mysteriously turned up dead.

Okay, so my first question is, what?

So Somalia is in Africa?

A 32-year-old Italian journalist and her cameraman.

Potentially at the center of an illegal

weapons and waste trafficking line. A burst of gunshot fire, but miraculously, the higher

driver and bodyguard are unharmed. Warlords, armed brokers, European firms, British bank,

stay behind intelligence operations, the mafia and the CIA.

Mohamed Abdullah Hassan, aka the Madmullah.

Liz's favorites, the Portuguese.

And then Ethiopia is left independent, which annoys the Italians.

We've heard you've got some 12-year-old boys there.

It's a complicated situation.

If you're going to talk about the Italians for like 10 fucking more hours.

The Soviets get too frustrated and just end up pulling out completely.

Mussolini is like, fuck that.

It's hard for me to take something seriously when you name naval boats stromboli.

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