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Minds of Madness podcast. Listener discretion is advised. Thank you. I'm In 1950, Japanese director Akira Kurosawa released a film that would forever change how we think about truth and perspective.

Rashiman tells a story about a murder in medieval Japan.

But what makes the film great isn't what happened, but how it happened, or rather how four different people remember it happening.

A bandit, a widow, a samurai, and a woodcutter, each give their version of the same event.

Their accounts collide and contradict until one question remains.

In a world of different perspectives, can absolute truth exist?

In the early morning hours of July 25, 2022, another version of Roshman played out

in Akron, Ohio. But no rain-soaked forests or samurai this time. Just six people trapped

inside a small apartment, their minds wired on methamphetamine and their nerves

frayed by paranoia.

And then, a burst of gunfire.

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