Unreported Story Society
Unreported Story Society
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Mission
Unreported Story Society is dedicated to investigating and reporting stories the mainstream media neglects and providing those stories to the general public.
About
In 2018 the Unreported Story Society worked on the following projects:"18 Billion Prize" - a theatrical play staged in San Francisco, based verbatim on trial transcripts of the court case against Chevron in Equador, alleging that the oil company destroyed the rainforest in Equador and poisened the natives. The play reveals how the plaintiffs led by an activist lawyer bribed the judge and ghostwrote the judgment and how the environmentalists and the media perpetuated the false allegations against Chevron. The original story received enormous media attention; the revelation of what actually happened and the corrupt court case is a largely unreported story."FBI Lovebirds" - an online film, released free to the public, is a reenactment of the verbatim texts between FBI employees agent Peter Strzok and his mistress Lisa Page. It exposes how top FBI operatives openly discussed using their positions to undermine the Trump campaign and presidency."Fake News" - a research project focusing on some of the big stories of the past years that have not been truthfully reported by the mainstream media.
Revenue
$258,100
Expenses
$185,750