Flint's Deadly Water

Synopsis

Legionnaires' disease significantly impacted Flint, Michigan, during the water crisis, claiming lives long after the initial contamination. This investigation reveals how the outbreak persisted for over a year before officials alerted the public, highlighting systemic failures in response and communication. The consequences of this delay are explored through the experiences of Flint residents, illustrating the ongoing health crisis that emerged from the city's contaminated water supply. The documentary sheds light on the broader implications for public health and governance.