Episode 115: Nikola Tesla's Suppressed Inventions — What Did JP Morgan Bury?Nikola Tesla invented alternating current — the electrical system that powers the modern world. He died alone in a New York hotel room in 1943, nearly broke. His most ambitious project, Wardenclyffe Tower, was demolished years before he died. And JP Morgan, the most powerful banker in America, pulled his funding when the project was barely begun. Tonight we examine one of history's most compelling stories of genius, money, and power — and whether something extraordinary was deliberately buried.This episode explores:* Wardenclyffe Tower — what Tesla said it was for, what Morgan funded, and why the money stopped* The wartime seizure of Tesla's papers by US government agents two days after his death — and what John G. Trump's classified assessment concluded* The free energy claim — what Tesla's patents actually describe versus what the theory claims he had achieved* Why the Wardenclyffe project's financial history, examined closely, doesn't support the suppression narrative* Tesla's genuine and documented marginalisation — real exploitation, real injustice, real poverty* The HAARP connection and why atmospheric research programmes are cited as evidence of stolen Tesla technologyFor believers, the seizure of his papers, the poverty of his final years, and the demolished tower are the evidence that something was taken. For engineers and historians, the financial arithmetic and the physics make the suppression story harder to sustain than Tesla's genuine injustice alone.What is certain: Tesla changed the world. He was not adequately rewarded for it. And Wardenclyffe was never completed, so we will never know what it could have done.Keywords: Nikola Tesla suppressed inventions, Tesla free energy conspiracy, JP Morgan Tesla Wardenclyffe, Tesla papers seized government, Tesla wireless energy truth, Wardenclyffe Tower conspiracy, Tesla HAARP connection, free energy Tesla myth, Tesla inventor marginalised, Tesla death conspiracy

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