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opened. Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura highlighted them in 2010 on a TV show called <a href="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1snglg_conspiracy-theory-with-jesse-ventura-apocalypse-2012-full-length_tech" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">"Conspiracy Theory."</a>

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One theory says elites will have a refuge at DIA during some apocalyptic event. Another claims lizard people live in the miles of tunnels below the airport. DIA "embraces the unbelievable" this month with a series of events including tours and exhibits highlighting those theories.

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There are a fair share of conspiracy theories about Denver International Airport, from lizard people to the New World Order. This month, the airport is "embracing the unbelievable," with tours and exhibits.

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