Caroline Fraser

But yeah, I mean, I'm sure that there is some... There's a bunch of other factors.

That's right.

And of course, people always point out, well, not everybody in...

and El Paso became a serial killer, which of course is true.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, as I say somewhere in the book, a little –

Extra lead may have been something that maybe they had a lot of other factors to begin with, abuse, poverty.

In the 1950s, a lot of babies were delivered with forceps, which caused brain damage in a certain percentage group.

of kids.

So I think you're looking at a lot of different things that contributed to trauma to the brain.

I think now they're really focusing on that in terms of CTE and brain damage.

We see that now in football players who've had head trauma repeatedly, that this causes...

can cause violence and aggression.

Yeah.

Not making great decisions about what you're doing.

Yeah.

And I think – It's so twisted.

But what these things were were these giant primary smelters to melt rock.

It was like taking the rocks from mines that were full of all these different metals, including arsenic.

This is where the arsenic came from.