Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story
Oct 13, 2026 · 27 min · 11 segments
Two years after the BioLab chemical fire in Conyers, Georgia, residents are reporting serious health problems and searching for answers. Host Pamela Kirkland follows a man documenting neighbors'…
Pamela KirklandHost
To understand why Jerry Knight, that guy from the video, was asking strangers on the Internet about their health, you have to back up to the first episode of this season, where he explains how his wife Kim got sick.

And then, she stopped drinking enough water, and Jerry knew something wasn't right.
So to come back and say that she had a mass, that was completely left field, because...
She doesn't have a family history of cancer at all.
Thankfully, she had the tumor removed.
It was, you know, extremely aggressive, like borderline stage 3, stage 4 cancer.

While Kim was in the hospital recovering from surgery, Jerry started to hear about neighbors who were going through similar situations.
And she was telling me how her husband was also diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Just like, whoa, that's crazy that we're both dealing with this at the same time.
And he responded and said, yeah, I just had a brain tumor removed back in April.
So at this point, now our antennas are up.

Now, Jerry wanted to see how many other people were out there dealing with the same issues.
Everything from cysts to aneurysms to brain tumors to other forms of cancer, just nodules on lungs, just some of everything is on there.

To understand why Jerry Knight, that guy from the video, was asking strangers on the Internet about their health, you have to back up to the first episode of this season, where he explains how his wife Kim got sick.

And then, she stopped drinking enough water, and Jerry knew something wasn't right.
So to come back and say that she had a mass, that was completely left field, because...
She doesn't have a family history of cancer at all.
Thankfully, she had the tumor removed.
It was, you know, extremely aggressive, like borderline stage 3, stage 4 cancer.

While Kim was in the hospital recovering from surgery, Jerry started to hear about neighbors who were going through similar situations.
And she was telling me how her husband was also diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Just like, whoa, that's crazy that we're both dealing with this at the same time.
And he responded and said, yeah, I just had a brain tumor removed back in April.
So at this point, now our antennas are up.

Now, Jerry wanted to see how many other people were out there dealing with the same issues.
Everything from cysts to aneurysms to brain tumors to other forms of cancer, just nodules on lungs, just some of everything is on there.
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