This is a moving, tragic story of one man's fight against perceived wrongs. We first hear his side of the story through interviews and a series of cassette tapes he recorded, and later learn more from the other people effected. Was he truly a man pushed to his limits by a corrupt good-old-boy's township council, or a man deluded by his fervent belief that he was doing God's will? There's no doubt you'll have your own opinion by the end, and I'd love to hear which side people come down on. In any other era, this would be a story that everyone remembers, but it was (sadly?) overshadowed by the death of Ronald Reagan the day after it happened. It's worth revisiting in these times of "who can you trust when everyone is lying" media coverage. Well worth a watch.
