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From BBC Radio 4, this is Things Fell Apart, season 2. In 19 as the Spanish flu coursed through a world still broken by the great war.

Yates wrote his poem, The Second Coming.

Things fall apart, the centre cannot hold.

The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.

A hundred years later and we were hit by our own pandemic forcing us into lockdown. Suddenly

politicians were curtailing our freedoms in ways that most of us had never known.

And so a new culture war erupted between safety and freedom, those who trusted science and those suspicious of government control.

This story is about a young man who didn't trust authority and because of it became embroiled in one of lockdown's most bizarre and shocking incidents.

Tonight, our target date investigators zero in on the timeline of terror.

Across the state, a state of shock. It's just not imaginable. It's a shocking

story, but the details of that story are even worse than that. They are beyond

belief. We lived in, you know, kind of like a lower middle class type of environment. It was kind of in a rural area.

This is Brandon Kosserta 35 from Michigan.

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