This story contains a discussion of thoughts of suicide as well as very graphic content,

including descriptions of multiple serious injuries and is not suitable for all listeners.

Some stories more than others leave us with an inescapable question.

How could somebody survive that?

While reading mold, that was the question that replayed in our minds over and over again.

The book details an account by survivor Jeremy Evans and is co-authored by Crosby Cotton

with journal entries by Jeremy's wife Joyce.

As the former editor of the Calgary Herald and an award-winning journalist who's writing

has appeared on the pages of sports illustrated and time, suffice it to say Crosby

knows a thing or two about an incredible story.

They told me some of his story and it was the most intriguing story I've heard in a long

time.

It's practically unbelievable.

Jeremy Evans endured the unthinkable and yet it wasn't until meeting Crosby that he

saw his ordeal as no worthy.

That's just the kind of guy Jeremy is.

You'll hear from Jeremy, Crosby and Joyce.

To get an even more detailed account, find a copy of Crosby and Jeremy's book Mald.

It's a story of finding life and hope and love through brutality and I hope you'll go

check it out after hearing this episode and get some answers to how somebody survives

the unsurvivable.

I made a decision to survive in that survival mode.

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