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Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 13 - Deadly Parasites - Full Episode

September 16, 2024 / 22:04

This episode covers the 1993 Milwaukee cryptosporidium outbreak, which affected 400,000 residents and resulted in over 100 deaths. Key discussions include the symptoms experienced by victims, the investigation into the water supply, and the eventual identification of the parasite cryptosporidium as the cause.

The outbreak began in the spring of 1993, with residents suffering from severe gastrointestinal symptoms. Individuals like four-year-old Becky Ferman and 40-year-old Antonio Claudo, both with compromised immune systems, faced particularly severe health challenges.

Health officials initially struggled to identify the source of the outbreak, ruling out common foodborne illnesses. The investigation shifted focus to the city's water supply after patterns indicated a concentration of cases in Milwaukee's South Side.

Microbiologist Sandy Sheris played a crucial role in identifying cryptosporidium through specialized testing. This parasite, found in contaminated water, posed a significant risk to vulnerable populations, leading to a boil water advisory issued by the mayor.

The episode concludes with the revelation that the outbreak was linked to sewage contamination rather than agricultural runoff, prompting changes in Milwaukee's water treatment practices to prevent future incidents.

TL;DR

The 1993 Milwaukee outbreak of cryptosporidium sickened 400,000, revealing critical flaws in water safety and treatment protocols.

Episode

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in the spring of
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1993 an unexplained illness struck the
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residents of Milwaukee Wisconsin 400,000
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people developed serious
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gastrointestinal illness 4,000 were
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hospitalized and by the time it was
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under control more than a 100 people
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died Health officials suspected it was
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influenza
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but it was something more serious and
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much more difficult for Medical
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detectives to uncover
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Milwaukee Wisconsin the 17th largest
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city in the United States with a
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population of almost 1 million
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people it's a city known for its German
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culture summer
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festivals and Long Cold Winters with
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plenty of
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snow Milwaukee is the home of several
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large breweries producing 11 million
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barrels of beer annually but in the
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spring of
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1993 Milwaukee became famous for
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something
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else an unexplained outbreak of
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gastrointestinal illness which spread
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rapidly throughout the community 4,000
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people rushed to area hospitals all with
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the same symptoms severe cramps diarrhea
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nausea and fever I had the diarrhea off
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and on all week I missed two days of
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work and I thought it was and it came
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back again hardest hit were individuals
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with weakened immune systems infants the
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elderly cancer and AIDS patients and
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those who had organ or bone marrow
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transplants four-year-old Becky Ferman
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suffered from a particularly bad case
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she was just a vibrant child she was
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highly intelligent very vivacious very
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talkative very friendly um just a normal
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kid Becky Ferman was born HIV positive
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which made her particularly susceptible
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to the mysterious outbreak this got to
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be absolute water turning from brown to
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Yellow to
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Green terrible odor and she would
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have 8 n 10 11 12 B movements a day
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40-year-old Antonio claudo was also
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affected like Becky he too is HIV
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positive but the severity of the cramps
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and diarrhea he developed during the out
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break was alarming yeah I freaked
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out I was like
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is is
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this this what's happening to me a
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nature course of the virus itself of the
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HIV AIDS or is this something else the
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primary suspects were shagel Giardia
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campor or
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salmonella but stool samples from the
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infected individuals were all negative
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we knew this was big I mean we knew a
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lot of people were sick we knew a lot of
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kids were sick we were beginning to get
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reports from hospitals that patients
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particularly with immune compromising
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conditions particularly HIV AIDS were
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having very difficult times shaking
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loose of this outbreak and so we were uh
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beginning to understand that this was in
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fact an
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epidemic and health officials had no
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idea what was causing it
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within 24 hours of the outbreak the
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mayor of Milwaukee knew he faced a
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serious dilemma no American city had
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ever faced this type of Crisis before
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the concern in the health department was
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the beginning of you know a real concern
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what is this you know how can so many
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people get sick all at one time if the
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outbreak was caused by a contaminated
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food source stool samples would contain
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the bacteria which caused it and health
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officials could find no common food
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source that all of the sick individuals
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use food illnesses usually center around
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a common food distribution center
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processing plant
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restaurant or grocery store but one
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common element among all of the infected
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individuals was
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water officials analyzed the water
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quality records at the city's Municipal
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Water Supply but all of the water
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quality levels were within guidelines
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established by the Environmental
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Protection Agency for Safe Drinking
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Water we went back and indicated that to
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the health department and they continued
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on with their investigation into other
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areas but when scientists looked at the
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distribution pattern of the outbreak
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they noticed that most of the cases were
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clustered in the south side of the city
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we believed we would have witnessed a
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more normal uniform distribution of
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illness had it been an Airborne virus
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because it would have started at a point
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and moved outward since the outbreak
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seemed to be centered in Milwaukee South
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Side this narrowed the focus of the
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investigation Becky Ferman lived on
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Milwaukee's South Side her doctor had no
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idea what caused her illness and soon
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discovered they couldn't cure it in
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individuals like Becky who had
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HIV one of the things was that she was
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limited in what she could do as far as
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where we could go and what we could do
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with her as far as playing because she
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would have these accidents another thing
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was the General
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weakness uh because of the constant
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diarrhea gastrointestinal illness is
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usually caused by something that is
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ingested once again pointing to food or
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water the water plant which supplied
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Milwaukee's South Side reported that the
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only unusual readout was a peak in
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turbidity one week before the outbreak
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turbidity measures the amount of foreign
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particles in the
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water after a rainstorm or when snow
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melts turbidity levels will temporarily
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rise storms churn River and Creek
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bottoms and melting snow will often
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gather particles as it runs into streams
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Health officials wondered if the
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increase in turbidity levels was caused
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for concern the Municipal Water Supply
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was disinfected with chlorine was it
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possible that the city's water supply
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was contaminated with something that
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didn't show up in water tests and that
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chlorine would not kill if so the entire
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city would be at risk and one of the
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city's largest Industries could also be
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affected the Brewing
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industry the breweries were among the
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largest users of Municipal Water if
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there was an unknown organism in the
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water was it being shipped all across
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the country by the tens of thousands of
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gallons a day
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Health officials suspected that
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something in Milwaukee's water supply
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was causing the outbreak of thousands of
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cases of gastrointestinal illness the
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water department insisted that the water
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quality levels were all within standards
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set by the Environmental Protection
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Agency and that the water was safe to
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drink hospitals and Laboratories
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throughout Milwaukee continued to
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analyze to samples from the thousands of
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individuals affected everything pretty
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much was a dead end everywhere we looked
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was everything was negative Sandy sheris
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was doing some of those tests at a local
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hospital as a microbiologist she was
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performing the routine tests on patients
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hospitalized with the mysterious illness
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the standard test was an iodine stain
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when added to the stool samples the
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iodine would show if if parasites were
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present but all of the iodine tests were
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negative on her own Sandy shrus decided
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to go one step further she remembered
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something she learned earlier in her
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training that microbiology should be on
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the lookout for parasites which do not
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show up on standard tests with that in
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mind she noticed a number of unusual
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structures in the samples structures
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which didn't react with the iodine stain
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at that point I don't know exactly what
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it is yet but it means something that's
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your first clue so she performed an acid
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fast stain she flooded the stool sample
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with a red
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stain then washed the sample with
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alcohol and sulfuric acid during the
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final step and additional green stain is
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added under the
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microscope she thought what she saw a
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highly infectious potentially deadly
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parasite first acid Fain wasn't real
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definitive this is probably our first
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line it's easiest it's quickest it's
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done in about 10 minutes and I didn't
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feel comfortable calling it on that so
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we went on and did a fluorescent stain
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the fluorescent stain introduces the
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parasites antibod to the sample along
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with the fluorescent agent under the
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microscope Sandy sheris noticed a bright
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green glow if it was the fluorescent
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agent attached to the antibody proof
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that a parasite was present it was
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cryptos peridium little is known about
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cryptos peridium since it first infected
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humans just over 20 years ago it's a
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one- celled organism a protozoan
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parasite which is found in feces from
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Young farm animals particularly Cales
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kryptos peridium is an 80% cent of
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surface water largely due to animal
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feces washed from farms into nearby
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streams by heavy rains and melting
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snow here you can see the tiny
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cryptosporidia escaping from their
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shells once they do they multiply by the
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millions when they spread throughout the
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gastrointestinal system they absorb
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nourishment preventing the body from
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retaining fluids and causing severe
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cramps explosive diarrhea and other flu
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like symptoms a healthy individual with
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a healthy immune system can usually get
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rid of the parasite within a week with
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no lasting effects but it can be deadly
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for those with weakened immune systems
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like the elderly AIDS and cancer
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patients and individuals with organ and
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bone marrow transplants when lab
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technicians retested other stool samples
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they could confirmed what Sandy sheris
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first discovered cryptosporidium was
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found in seven more stool samples once
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you knew what you're looking for it was
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everywhere I mean we knew then now we
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had the agent now where was it coming
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from that was the next step since
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cryptos peridium is a waterborne
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parasite it renewed fears that the
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city's water supply was
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contaminated the mayor called an
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emergency meeting of both city and state
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health officials during that meeting the
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mayor noticed one of the participants Dr
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Jeffrey Davis the state's epidemiologist
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was drinking diet soda and not water
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when the mayor turned to Dr Davis and
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asked if he would drink the city's water
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Dr Davis said no it wasn't difficult
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once I asked Dr Davis if he drank the
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water I mean if he suspect he's a
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scientist he's an expert and and a very
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honest person uh
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you know if he suspected that there
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could be problems with the water that's
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pretty good test right there since
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boiling was the only way to get rid of
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crypt peridium the mayor immediately
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issued a boil water advisory
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recommending that all water be boiled
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for at least 5 minutes before use it was
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a bold recommendation with wide ranging
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implications since tests for cryptos
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peridium in the city's water supply had
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not yet been completed
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dental offices were closed since their
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drills were water cooled restaurants
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were also affected since they use water
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for ice and washing dishes 3 Days Later
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tests on Milwaukee's water done by an
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independent laboratory confirmed that
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krypto's peridium was present in the
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purified water from the Howard Avenue
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Water Plant the news of kryptos peridium
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contamination was especially terrifying
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Ling to one segment of the population
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people with HIV infections or aids for
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these patients it was life-threatening
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immediately they knew what crypto was
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this was not a new illness to them
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cryptosis for someone with a severely
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compromised immune system is a death
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sentence Doug Nelson and the
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organization he directs the AIDS
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Resource Center of Wisconsin went into
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crisis mode he knew that individuals
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with HIV aids would never get rid of the
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parasite but his goal was to make sure
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no one else became infected the Howard
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Avenue Water Plant was immediately
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closed the water flushed out and the
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entire plant disinfected from top to
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bottom to remove any traces of kryptos
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peridian a few days after the boil water
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advisory the number of cryptosporidiosis
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cases dropped significantly but the
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levels discovered in Milwaukee's water
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supply had been potent
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one businessman traveling through
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Milwaukee's airport reported getting
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sick after drinking just enough water to
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swallow a few
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aspirin Antonio claudo was living in
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Houston when he tested positive for
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cryptosporidiosis he believes he was
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infected while visiting his mother who
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lived on the south side of Milwaukee
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since there is no cure for
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cryptosporidiosis besides a healthy
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immune system and Antonio lives each day
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with constant chronic diarrhea once you
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discover you have this dis disease your
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life changes and there's just no way to
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get around it prayer helps a
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lot but
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um you just can't erase it it's
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reality no matter what portion of
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it and you're just waiting to
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die little Becky Ferman lost her fight
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with
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cryptosporidiosis she died after
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battling its effects for many months
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Becky was in a coma eyes closed but she
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raised her hands to us and grabbed h of
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our hands took three
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breaths and a spirit and energy
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left ripped the
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heart
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um but a gratefulness because she wasn't
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in pain
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anymore she looked peaceful for for the
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first
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time investigators soon had a theory for
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how crypto peridium contaminated
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Milwaukee's water
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supply after an intensive investigation
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Health officials developed a theory as
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to how cryptos peridium contaminated
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Milwaukee's water supply in ear early
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April of
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1993 heavy rains and the spring snow
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melt caused water runoff the ground was
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still frozen and unable to absorb the
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water manure from the farms and Fields
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might have washed into nearby streams
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manure which contained cryptos peridium
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the cryptos peridia then made their way
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from the streams into Lake Michigan the
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source of Milwaukee's drinking water in
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199 3 there were no filters or mass
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disinfectants used anywhere in the
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United States which could eliminate the
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cryptos peridium and water plants
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chlorine was ineffective against it over
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400,000 people who ingested water from
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the Howard Avenue plant became ill 4,000
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were hospitalized
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104 died that theory held for 4 years
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during that time the the Centers for
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Disease Control in Atlanta Georgia
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continued to investigate Milwaukee's
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cryptos peridium outbreak since it was
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the largest waterborne outbreak in
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United States history in 1997 scientists
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retested four stool samples from
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individuals infected during that
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outrate they conducted DNA testing on
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the cryptos peridium and when they did
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there was a shocking Discovery the type
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of crypto peridium found in the four
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stool samples from the Milwaukee
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outbreak did not come from farm animals
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it was a new strain one which came from
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human waste our results suggest on the
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basis of The Limited number of samples
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that we looked at that the uh Milwaukee
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outbreak um was was not from pasture
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runoff but was from uh sewage
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contamination when investigators looked
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more closely at Milwaukee's water supply
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they found that the Howard Avenue new
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Water Plant's intake was less than 2 mi
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down current from a sewage treatment
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plant overflow valve in Lake Michigan
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the cdc's discovery suggested that human
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waste containing cryptos peridium was
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released from the sewage treatment plant
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traveled the 2 miles Downstream where it
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entered the water intake of the Howard
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Avenue Water Plant today sewage from
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that plant is no longer released into
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Lake m Michigan and the Howard Avenue
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Water Plant moved their intake further
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out into the lake away from possible
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pollutant and Milwaukee is building an
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ozonization facility ozone is a form of
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oxygen which kills more microorganisms
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than chlorine it's the only Mass
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disinfectant process known to kill
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cryptos peridium in water when the
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facility is completed Milwaukee will be
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the only major city in the United States
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to ozonate its water every city around
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the country that relies on surface water
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for its drinking water must study the
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Milwaukee example and must follow our
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lead in making those extraordinary
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commitments to assure to their public
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that in fact the water that they consume
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is safe and that they will not get ill
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from it and and that they will not die
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from it I mean I I felt terrible about
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that I'm not an expert on water but I'm
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the mayor and uh you know you kind of
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rely on your City to provide you with
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water it turns out that cryptos peridium
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has gotten in water supplies in other
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parts of the country it's not that
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[Music]
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uncommon we went through a lot a lot of
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anger not only anger at the loss of our
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daughter but the anger loss of so many
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[Music]
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friends as time passed we came to
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realize
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that yes I we believe that public
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officials were at fault for not knowing
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more about it for not teaching us but
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ultimately we all are corporately
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responsible you and I and and the world
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for not caring about water until someone
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dies
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morning
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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[Music]

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Episode Highlights

  • The Milwaukee Outbreak
    In spring 1993, Milwaukee faced a severe gastrointestinal illness outbreak affecting 400,000 people.
    “An unexplained outbreak of gastrointestinal illness spread rapidly throughout the community.”
    @ 01m 39s
    September 16, 2024
  • Discovery of Cryptosporidium
    Microbiologist Sandy Sheris discovered the parasite Cryptosporidium, leading to the identification of the outbreak's cause.
    “We knew then now we had the agent.”
    @ 12m 09s
    September 16, 2024
  • Impact on Vulnerable Populations
    Individuals with weakened immune systems, like those with HIV, faced life-threatening risks from the outbreak.
    “For these patients, it was life-threatening.”
    @ 14m 02s
    September 16, 2024
  • Changes in Water Safety Protocols
    Milwaukee implemented new water treatment processes to prevent future outbreaks after the crisis.
    “Milwaukee will be the only major city to ozonate its water.”
    @ 20m 00s
    September 16, 2024

Episode Quotes

  • I had the diarrhea off and on all week.
    Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 13 - Deadly Parasites - Full Episode
  • This was not a new illness to them.
    Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 13 - Deadly Parasites - Full Episode
  • Prayer helps a lot but you just can’t erase it.
    Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 13 - Deadly Parasites - Full Episode
  • She looked peaceful for the first time.
    Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 13 - Deadly Parasites - Full Episode
  • We went through a lot of anger...
    Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 13 - Deadly Parasites - Full Episode

Key Moments

  • Outbreak Begins01:32
  • Symptoms Emerge01:46
  • Investigation Intensifies03:56
  • Water Contamination Suspected08:07
  • Cryptosporidium Identified12:01
  • Emergency Measures13:11
  • Tragic Loss15:59
  • New Safety Measures20:05

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Forensic Files - Season 7, Episode 8 - Bio-Attack - Full Episode
Legionnaires' Disease | S1 E7 | Forensic Files | FULL EPISODE
March 05, 2025
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Forensic Files - Season 4, Episode 10 - Core Evidence - Full Episode
November 04, 2021
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Forensic Files - Season 4, Episode 10 - Core Evidence - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 7 - Fatal Fungus - (In HD)
September 23, 2025
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21:45
Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 7 - Fatal Fungus - (In HD)
Forensic Files - Season 4, Episode 12 - With Every Breath - Full Episode
November 04, 2021
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Forensic Files - Season 4, Episode 12 - With Every Breath - Full Episode
Forensic Files - Season 1, Episode 7 - Legionnaires' Disease - Full Episode
May 20, 2021
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Forensic Files | With Every Breath | FULL EPISODE | HD | True Crime Procedure Investigation Drama
October 16, 2025
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Forensic Files | With Every Breath | FULL EPISODE | HD | True Crime Procedure Investigation Drama
Forensic Files | Core Evidence | FULL EPISODE | HD | True Crime Procedure Investigation Drama
October 16, 2025
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Forensic Files | Core Evidence | FULL EPISODE | HD | True Crime Procedure Investigation Drama
Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 7 - Fatal Fungus - Full Episode
May 27, 2021
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Forensic Files - Season 7, Episode 37 - Breaking the Mold - Full Episode
December 10, 2021
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Forensic Files - Season 7, Episode 37 - Breaking the Mold - Full Episode
Outbreak | S1 E11 | Forensic Files | FULL EPISODE
March 06, 2025
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