We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "Mary Fisher"
saying something like:

Please don't say Tthree Mile Island by the way.

And why not? Caused by the same incompetence, bad training and shoddy
workmanship that dogged the nuclear industry for decades.

You were there?

I read plenty of the reports at the time and subsequently.

You'll know, in that case, that no deaths resulted.

Not directly, no.

The problem with nuclear accidents of a small nature is the effects very
often aren't seen for years as people move away and their premature
death is simply lost in the geneal morbidity clutter.
--

Dave