Nine minutes examine a theory linking the 1920 death of Cleveland baseball player Ray Chapman to the rise of the New York Yankees dynasty.
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Nine minutes examine a theory linking the 1920 death of Cleveland baseball player Ray Chapman to the rise of the New York Yankees dynasty.
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Ray Chapman, a Cleveland baseball player, died in 1920 after being struck by a pitch. This incident marked a turning point for the New York Yankees, who began their rise to dominance shortly after. The Beaning presents a theory linking Chapman’s death to occult practices and the influence of groups like the Illuminati. This 9-minute experimental documentary uses black-and-white visuals to weave together sports history and conspiracy.
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- See the dark theory behind Ray Chapman's death.
- Find out how baseball connects to occult practices.
- Meet the players involved in the 1920 season.
Did You Know
- Ray Chapman was a Cleveland baseball player who died in 1920.
- The documentary is only 9 minutes long.
- The film suggests a connection between Chapman's death and the Yankees' rise.
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Ray Chapman died in 1920.
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The documentary 'The Beaning' has a duration of 9 minutes.
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