Josh Clark

Yeah.

I mean, there have been a lot of books written about it over the years.

There was one in 1962 called Who Destroyed the Hindenburg by A.A.

Herling.

And they blamed a ground rigger named Eric Spell, who was actually on the crew.

He was in inside the blimp and apparently blew it up to appease or to please his communist girlfriend.

But I don't know if he survived or not, but that doesn't make sense.

And I don't think there was any evidence at all about that.

Yeah, he must have been the character in the movie that I saw that was running around up to no good.

Oh, this is a missed opportunity.

Yeah, so he's pro-hydrogen.

Yeah, it was debunked.

Boy, you were just flying all over the place with these jokes and double entendres.

Very impressive.

The giant capacitor theory, that was just like five years ago.

There's a Caltech professor named Konstantinos Giapas.

Not sure where he was from.

But he offered a different take on the ignition source.

I think there was a PBS show, Hindenburg Colon, The New Evidence,

And here was the deal.