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This episode contains discussions of murder that some listeners may find disturbing.

Extreme caution is advised for listeners under 13.

In June of 1971, 23-year-old Graham Young was working his new job at Hadlands, a manufacturer

of camera parts.

To be honest, Graham wasn't all that interested in photography, but he was definitely drawn

to the toxic chemicals used to manufacture lenses.

Those definitely intrigued him.

Graham tried to hide his fascination with poisons while he was at work, but that was hard,

especially when temptations kept popping up in his day-to-day duties.

As an assistant store clerk, Graham was in charge of delivering tea twice each day

to the workers in the store room.

He gave him unfettered access to all of his colleagues' drinks, given his proclivity

to poison people and watched them suffer.

It was a dream opportunity, and one he couldn't let slip by.

One day, he was ready to make his move, and he'd finally settled on the perfect victim.

As he rolled the tea cart through the building, he paused and looked over his shoulder.

No one was watching.

It was just so simple.

From out of his pocket, Graham pulled a small glass file of volume.

With the flick of his wrist, he carefully sprinkled the toxic substance into his boss' cup.

Graham watched as the powder slowly dissolved into the tea, then continued down the hallway.

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