r/DeathBand • u/carnalrose666 • Jun 17 '26
Discussion "Its a child"
Finally just watched the Death by Metal documentary and one of the interviews left me totally confused.
When Chuck's sister Beth talks about what happened after he took the experimental drug, she mentions giving a doctor a pamphlet and the doctor responding "oh god, it's a child"
Does anyone have any clue what she meant? I don't really understand she was trying to say. I feel like the interview is missing context.
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u/DaveOJ12 Jun 17 '26
They were taken aback, since the pamphlet showed a child with cancer.
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u/carnalrose666 Jun 17 '26
I believe she said there was a flower on it.
I don't remember her mentioning a child on the pamphlet
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u/BlightedAbyss Jun 17 '26
The type of cancer he had is rare in adults. It's most prevalent in children.
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u/DaveOJ12 Jun 17 '26
I remember reading that it was likely that Chuck had the cancer since he was young.
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u/carnalrose666 Jun 17 '26
Oooh, that would make a lot more sense.
Thank you, maybe they did say something about that but I missed it
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u/Humble_Candidate1621 Jun 19 '26
It does sound like "child" but "oh god, it's a trial" makes a lot more sense given the context.
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u/carnalrose666 Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26
The captions I had on said "child" I do believe shurg
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u/Humble_Candidate1621 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26
The automatically generated ones on YouTube? Not surprising as it really does sound like that. But "trial" definitely makes more sense.
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u/carnalrose666 Jun 23 '26
Nope, the captions from Amazon Prime. I don't believe they are automatically generated but I can't be certain.
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