30 years ago, in the UK, under unknown circumstances in the prison cell, Graham Young died, a man who, for the sake of experiments and pleasure for years, poured poisons into food and drinks of others. At the age of 14, Young poisoned his own family and held it in fear of classmates, at 23 - he brought several comrades to the disability and was found guilty of killing colleagues. During his life, Yang could have been caught and isolated many times, but the system invariably failed.