I don't believe in conspiracy theories, only Israelites and dumb white people believe in it, but there has been one which I've always believed was true.
The missing frog boys case in South Korea was an inside job gone wrong. After the remains of the boys were found years later prior to their disappearance, there were a lot of theories surrounding what happened to them. The most popular one was that a South Korean Army Officer accidently killed one of the boys during target practice in the woods and proceeded to kill the others by blunt force trauma in order to shut them up. The biggest giveaways were the autopsy's, the army base which wasn't far from where the boys were playing, and the fact that the bodies were hid to make sure nobody would find them. Its also believed there were more then one perpetrator.
The strangest part is when the parents encountered "men in black" after the police briefing of the boys disappearance. They were given cards that didn't specify where they worked at but only their number. After the meeting, the parents received numerous calls, found unfamiliar cars parked in their neighborhood, and had numerous interrogations by Korean CIA Niggers on how much they knew.
I honestly believe it was a fuckup given what happen to Patrick Tillman and the way the U.S army tried to cover it up. Nationalism is very strong in South Korea and the idea of an Army officer killing some kids would be a huge catastrophe over there. The good thing is that I think the statues of limitations were abolished so if they were any new information the case would become active again.
But who knows, that's a theory, a game theory lol