I’m Not a Monster Presents… Where is Austin Tice?

<p>The team get answers. Then Josh tells Debra what they’ve found.</p><p>Josh and Sara track down a witness who says he knows what happened to Austin Tice. He says people are trying to stop the truth from coming out, but that he has been trying to find Austin for years and knows what really happened. Josh and Sara test his story. As the pieces begin to fit, Josh talks Austin’s mother Debra through their findings.</p><p>Archive: United Nations; NPR; The White House; BBC; Voices Unbound.</p><p>Wri

<p>Josh and Sara hunt the men who know what really happened to Austin. When the Assad regime fell, they went into hiding.</p><p>As the team close in, competing accounts begin to emerge: stories of detention, secret deals, survival and betrayal. Some may be telling the truth, others may be trying to bury it.</p><p>Archive: CNN; BBC; NBC; PBS; Al Jazeera.</p><p>Writer and showrunner: Josh Baker Investigative producer: Sara Obeidat Series producer: Simon Maybin Field producing: Ouday Al Hussein Add

<p>When was the last time Austin was seen alive? Josh and Sara find the people who claim to know.</p><p>Josh meets a man who says he interrogated Austin. Then two more witnesses are found. Each of them helps fill gaps in Austin’s story, and the hidden months of his captivity are revealed. But one question becomes more urgent than any other: when was Austin last seen alive? </p><p>Writer and showrunner: Josh Baker Investigative producer: Sara Obeidat Series producer: Simon Maybin Field producing:

<p>Josh uncovers a hidden world of secret negotiations, backchannels, and high-level talks. And, after years of failed promises, Austin’s mother Debra decides to go to Syria herself - alone.</p><p>She believes the US government could have done more to get her son home. Josh finds the men who took part in covert talks between Washington and Damascus. Could Austin’s release have been possible? And what was Syria offered in return?</p><p>Archive: NBC; NPR; CBS; CNN; BBC; Fox; The White House.</p><p

<p>A video appears online titled: “Austin Tice Still Alive”. It shows Austin bound, blindfolded and terrified, surrounded by armed men. But as Josh and Sara dig deeper, the story begins to change. They uncover a trail that leads to the door of the most powerful man in Syria. Austin’s case is like no other.</p><p>Archive: CBS; NPR; CNN; khalidfree75; Al Jazeera; BBC; ABC; Middle East Eye.</p><p>Writer and showrunner: Josh Baker Investigative producer: Sara Obeidat Series producer: Simon Maybin Fi

<p>Josh and Sara piece together Austin’s final route into Damascus. They find the farm where he celebrated his 31st birthday - the last place his mother spoke to him. </p><p>Then comes an unprecedented discovery. For years, the story was that Austin was taken at a checkpoint. But what Josh and Sara uncover suggests something far more deliberate. And at the centre of Austin’s disappearance is one man.</p><p>Archive: BBC; CNN; Fox.</p><p>Writer and showrunner: Josh Baker Investigative producer: Sa

<p>The Austin Tice files begin to give up their secrets. Josh and Sara uncover names, locations and new leads about what happened to Austin Tice. But to understand them, they have to go back to the start - to Austin’s own journey through Syria, the rebels he befriended, and the road he took before he vanished. That road leads to a town outside Damascus - and a shocking discovery.</p><p>Archive: CNN; Sky News; ABC; Fox; Houston Public Media; WNYC; BBC; CBS.</p><p>Writer and showrunner: Josh Baker

<p>In the chaos after the Syrian regime’s downfall, the hunt for Austin Tice is on. Josh Baker and his fellow investigative journalist Sara Obeidat are in Damascus as bombs fall and gunfights break out. Armed with a list of locations where Austin may have been held, they race across the Syrian capital searching for any sign of him. They find horrifying evidence of detention and torture on an industrial scale. Then, after climbing across a five-storey drop to reach a hidden room, they get a break