Legend. The network wants you to think that on day 18 of his run, after taking out all five hunters, the longest surviving contestants in season one, committed suicide by surface-to-air missile. The apostle calls bullshit. First of all, they cut to ads six minutes earlier than usual and ran them for twice as long. They must have needed the time to write this fake-ass shit. [Faked footage of Ben threatening viewers] And then they swapped the crowd. Where'd purple shirt guy come from? Season five, episode 13 to be exact. That's how dumb the network thinks we are. Their vile distortions meant none of us knew the truth about what happened on that jet until a revolutionary riot girl found the jet's black box on the roof of her co-op. Her uncle had the audio duped, distributed, and put it on blast. And goddammit did we ever! The network wasn't about to give us the gospel, so we learned how to give it to each other. Ben lit the fuse. And the truth exploded like a nuclear blast before the network even knew it existed. But questions remain about that fateful night. Did the hunters really assassinate Ben's family? Did Killian sell him just the right lie for a bloodbath season finale? And the big one, on everyone's mind, did Ben survive? The apostles' research reveals that one of the flying beams that marked two state-of-the-art safety features was a crew escape pod just about the size of this so-called debris. Did Ben cheat death one last time? The network won't say. But one thing's for sure. He's still here, you shit-eaters.