Obstruction Of Justice: the Mena Connection (1996)Stream and Watch Online

Movie"Two teenagers stumble upon a major drug smuggling operation."

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Released May 15th, 1996, 'Obstruction Of Justice: the Mena Connection' stars Linda Ives, Fahmy Malak, Jim Steed, Bill Clinton The movie has a runtime of about 55 min, and received a user score of (out of 100) on TMDb, which assembled reviews from experienced users.

What, so now you want to know what the movie's about? Here's the plot: "Two teenagers stumble upon a major drug smuggling operation. The boys are brutally murdered and their bodies placed on railroad tracks to give the appearance of a train accident. Soon, crime scene eyewitnesses vanish and investigations are shut down. The grieving parents are stunned. Corruption involving high level officials from Arkansas to Washington is documented in this incredible true life story. Why were numerous county, state and federal government investigations blocked? Why was a thirty month federal-grand-jury investigation abruptly shut down. Why did the FBI tell one boy's grieving parents, "You should accept the fact that a crime has not been committed?" This story of murder, drugs, corruption, and cover-ups, involves high ranking government officials, reaching up to the most powerful office in the world. It shows that interference from sinister political allies continues to protect these criminals from prosecution." .