Andrea Brunty

The 1984 death of 39-year-old David Bocks was as bizarre as it was gruesome. Somehow, the father of three ended up inside of a vat filled with a chemical kept 1350 degrees Fahrenheit. His demise came during a midnight shift at a secretive uranium plant in rural Ohio whose lax safety record would come to light soon after Bocks’ death. In the decades since, three main theories have surfaced.

I worked with an illustrator to create a graphic novel style, which I animated and designed for social cards and promotion.