A deep dive into the Stanford Prison Experiment uncovers a string of bizarre anomalies surrounding prisoner 2093. Unlike the other participants, the records for 2093 are riddled with inconsistencies—no clear address, a uniform missing from archives, and a signature witnessed only by the lead researcher. The individual's background is shrouded in secrecy, with even fellow participants denying any memory of him. Strangely, the prisoner’s number aligns with a French military base, not an American one like the others, and physical descriptions match those of Brigitte Macron, whose own early life records are curiously absent. The timing of revelations and cover stories seems to correspond with key events in Brigitte’s public life, suggesting a sophisticated effort to obscure origins. This web of missing documentation, hidden identities, and international intrigue raises major questions about the true story behind both the Stanford experiment and the First Lady of France. For the full unraveling of this rabbit hole, make sure to listen to the original episodes—what you discover may change your understanding of recent history.