Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Following an early fascination with poisons, at the young age of 14, Graham Young began poisoning his family with heavy metals. After killing his stepmother and sickening his father, sister, and aunt, he was arrested and detained at the Broadmoor Hospital under the Mental Health Act. Nine years later, he was declared 'fully recovered' and released from the hospital. Within a year, two of his co-workers would die of thallium poisoning.
One of the Great Crimes and Trials of the Twentieth Century "missing" episodes. I claim no copyright and am posting it for educational and preservation reasons.
Following an early fascination with poisons, at the young age of 14, Graham Young began poisoning his family with heavy metals. After killing his stepmother and sickening his father, sister, and aunt, he was arrested and detained at the Broadmoor Hospital under the Mental Health Act. Nine years later, he was declared 'fully recovered' and released from the hospital. Within a year, two of his co-workers would die of thallium poisoning.
One of the Great Crimes and Trials of the Twentieth Century "missing" episodes. I claim no copyright and am posting it for educational and preservation reasons.
