KnoxTalk Radio · 5 · 12:00–18:00

We've got a live one folks.

Charles, I'm just going to hand over to you.

Say what you need to say.

I was in there.

Everyone got the sickness at once.

But... not everyone got the sickness.

There was a bunch of us, running for the north road.

All around us they were waking up.

Waking up dead.

We saw soldiers in hazard suits... they just threw us into trucks.

There was this one lady.

They just shot her.

Back then we didn't know why.

Now I know they did her a favor.

They kept us in a military camp.

They called it quarantine.

When people got sick they took them away.

For tests they said, through an inch of hazard suit plastic...

They never came back.

I didn't know anyone I was with but...

Fathers. Daughters. Wives. Children...

Losing their families, one by one.

Then, two days ago, we woke up and the cells were open.

Soldiers were gone.

No trace.

Just some guy in a uniform who'd been filled with bullets.

Looked like a disagreement.

We went North, and walked right through the border.

No-one said a word.

I feel like I've seen Hell.

Thanks for your call.