Felony Friday - Excited Delirium (Patreon)

An Arizona family is passing through Southern Utah on their way back from a weekend wedding in Salt Lake City in June of 2009, when the father suddenly begins acting erratically. Sensing a bout of oncoming psychosis related to her husband’s mental illness, she gives him a rapid dose of medicine - and phones 911. Tragically, her call for help was answered by those wholly unequipped to deal with the situation unfolding alongside Utah’s State Road 59.

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Written/Audio Sources:

• 911 Audio: Passing motorist on Brian Layton Cardall
• Utah's Cardall family settles lawsuit over Taser death
• Cardall's Taser death inspires Utah police training
• Seroquel
• Family gets $2M settlement from Hurricane in Taser death
• Recordings show Cardall hit twice with Taser before dying
• Audio: Officers respond to Brian Layton Cardall
• 911 Audio: Brian Layton Cardall's wife
• Autopsy report in Taser death released; officer cleared of wrongdoing
• Utah Judge Considers Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Taser Use
• Bipolar Man’s Death by Taser Needs Jury Trial
• BrianCardall.com
• — 911 tapes shed light on Taser death
• Brian Layton Cardall
• Cardall-v-thompson
• Critical Gaps In Law Enforcement Training Leave Utahns With Mental Illness At Risk
• Cardall family releases tapes of tasing incident

Music & Sound Effect Sources

• Opening Track: “Lancashire Road” by Moments
• Closing Track: “Coarse Grain” by glasseyes

Music & Sound Effect Sources

All music and sound effects used with express permission under unlimited blanket license authority from Epidemic Sound ® and SoundStripe ®.  Individual sources are available via request at info@invisiblechoir.com