Gary England

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Just a note, this series contains references to suicide.
If you or someone you know is struggling with their mental health, we have included resources at the end of the episode and in our show notes.
From Audible Originals, I'm Cassie DePeckel, and this is Against the Odds.
Imagine driving down a street in the neighborhood where you grew up.
You know it well, except this time, it's unrecognizable.
Six-story-high transformers are bent and twisted.
Trees have no branches.
And many homes are gone.
All that's left of them are empty concrete slabs on the ground.
That's how my guest, writer and journalist Holly Bailey, found the town of Moore, Oklahoma, on May 21, 2013.
She went back there the day after an EF-5 tornado devastated the community.
The tornado killed 24 people, 10 of them children.
As a journalist, Holly had covered war zones as a White House pool reporter and also the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
But this time, she turned her reporting closer to home.
Holly reported on the deadly Moore tornado and wrote about it in her book, The Mercy of the Sky, The Story of a Tornado.
Holly Bailey, welcome to Against the Odds.
Thank you for having me.
So Holly, you went to school in Moore, a few miles from Oklahoma City where you lived.
What are your memories of going to school there long before the tornado hit?
So fast forward to that day you drove back into Moore right after the tornado hit.
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