Mark Gagnon

in May of 1940, just emotionally shattered.

And exactly one year later, on May 14th, 1941, she took her own life.

John Robb went back to Germany and tried to tell the world, but his Nazi Party membership made him suspect to the Allies, and his testimony about Japanese war crimes made him very suspect at home.

He died in poverty in 1950, almost forgotten, until his granddaughter released his diaries decades later.

Dr. Robert Wilson carried the weight of what he witnessed.

He testified at the Tokyo Tribunal and his diary entries offered the world this grim record of the atrocities.

He eventually died in 1967.

What's up, people?

We're going to take a break really quick because I got to tell you a little story.

All right.

This is a story about a man who turned 29 years old and slowly everything started to fall apart.

Not in like a dramatic way, life just got more difficult, all right?

You know, the same workouts, all of a sudden, not getting the same gains, you know, in the musculature area.

Same diet, all of a sudden, just, you know, still being a little bit soft around the middle.

And around 2 p.m.

every day, just feeling terrible, brain fog, you know?

And not to mention, you know, hair falling out, thinning.

And that man is my friend David Sanchez.

And so naturally, what did he do?

He started to panic Google.