00:00At 14 years old, Graham Young poisoned his own family for fun.
00:04He used antimony and thallium, metals that destroy the body slowly, and he kept notes
00:09on what happened to each person.
00:11When he was caught, doctors diagnosed him as a psychopath and sent him to Broadmoor,
00:16Britain's most secure psychiatric hospital.
00:18He stayed for nine years.
00:20But instead of getting better, he got smarter.
00:23He spent nearly a decade studying toxicology, learning exactly how poisons move through
00:28the human body.
00:28Before his release, he told a fellow patient he planned to poison people the moment he
00:33got out.
00:34That information never reached the doctor who signed his release papers.
00:38At 23, Graham Young walked free with a clean psychiatric clearance.
00:42Within months, he had a factory job.
00:45Within weeks, co-workers started getting sick.
00:48He kept a private diary logging their doses, their symptoms, and their decline.
00:53Two of them died.
00:54The system didn't fix Graham Young.
00:56It educated him.
00:57Then he handed him back to the world.
00:59world.
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