00:00 The story of Benedict Arnold and how he became synonymous with the term "traitor."

04:53 Benedict Arnold, despite starting out with a difficult life, became a successful businessman and military leader, but ultimately betrayed the American Revolution by selling secrets to the British because he believed the revolution had lost steam and that England would be better at governing the colonies.

09:05 Benedict Arnold joined the British Army and led raids against American revolutionary forces before being convicted of treason and erased from the record books, ultimately dying without much success or glory.

13:54 Caesar was stabbed multiple times by a group of 60 men, including Brutus, and only one of the stabs was fatal, but Caesar famously resigned himself to dying after being stabbed by Brutus.

19:12 Judas is portrayed as a facilitator of Jesus' destiny in the Gospel of Judas, but some scholars argue that the translation is flawed and that Judas is actually a treacherous demon.

24:00 Jesse James, a member of the James gang, was betrayed and killed by Robert Ford, who hoped to gain fame and a reward for his actions but instead became a social outcast and was eventually killed himself.

28:44 Matahari, a Dutch exotic dancer and alleged German spy during World War I, was arrested and convicted of treason in France despite there being no evidence against her.

33:32 Mata Hari was executed despite there being not enough evidence to prove that she was a German spy, while Aiva Toguri, also known as Tokyo Rose, was proven to not be a spy and was pardoned by Gerald Ford.

37:59 Aiva Toguri, also known as Tokyo Rose, was falsely accused of treason and convicted, but was later pardoned by Gerald Ford.

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