The Man Who INVENTED the Water Car (And Was MURDERED for It)

What if you could run your car on simple tap water, ending our reliance on oil forever? One man, Stanley Meyer, claimed he did just that... and then he was allegedly poisoned in the middle of a restaurant.This is the story of the Holy Grail of inventions: the water-powered car. In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most explosive conspiracy theories of our time. We'll follow the trail of Stanley Meyer and his revolutionary water fuel cell, an invention so powerful, his followers claim it got him murdered by Big Oil to suppress his technology.But was it a world-changing breakthrough or a brilliant fraud? We'll hold the incredible claims up to the unforgiving laws of thermodynamics and explore the scientific reasons why a true free energy machine remains impossible. We'll unpack the court case that branded Meyer a fraud, and investigate the long, dark history of invention suppression, where inventors of "impossible" devices meet with harassment, legal battles, and sometimes, suspicious ends.This is the ultimate showdown: a genius inventor silenced by a government cover-up versus a con man who took his hoax too far.So, was he a martyr for a new age of energy, or a master of deception? You decide. Hit play, subscribe, and then join the ultimate debate in the comments: What do you believe really happened to Stanley Meyer?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/hoax-hunters--6723538/support.You May also Like:🚑MyDisasterPrepKit.comCreate Your Perfect Disaster Preparedness Kit🤖Nudgrr.com (🗣'nudger") - Your AI Sidekick for Getting Sh*t DoneNudgrr breaks down your biggest goals into tiny, doable steps — then nudges you to actually do them. 🎁ThePerfectGift.appFind the Perfect Gift in Seconds⭐SkyNearMe.comLive map of stars & planets visible near you✔DebtPlanner.appYour Path to Debt-Free Living