Collateral Damage

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The narrative explores the complex psyche of John List, a man perceived as kind and deeply religious, yet haunted by his past. After serving in World War II, he struggles with PTSD, job instability, and family issues. In a shocking turn, he commits a brutal murder of his family in 1971 and escapes, assuming a new identity. The story delves into the devastating effects of war on individuals and their families, suggesting that List and his victims are tragic collateral damage of his traumatic experiences.