The final piece in the medical case for Alberton spill victims considers the evidence for neurological, or brain, damage from chlorine.

Pictured: Dr. Kaye Kilburn at the EPA Ombudsman hearing on the Alberton spill (video frame grab by RL Scholl)

We examine how health officials and health agencies approached issues around chemical sensitivity, and how their conclusions impacted spill victims.

Pictured: Ellen Leahy, director of the Missoula City-County Health Department

We examine the relationship between Alberton chemical spill victims and the doctors who treated them--or served as witnesses against them in litigation.

Pictured: Dr. Fredrick Mote of Superior, Montana

We consider what was known about exposure to chlorine gases at the time of the Alberton spill, and understood about multiple chemical sensitivity.

We continue the chapter on Claims, as Alberton spill victims recount their experiences with Montana Rail Link claims agents. We also look at the case to be made for exposure to chlorine and other chemicals in the Alberton spill.

We begin the final part of GASSED, Part 6, The Last Train, which examines the only remaining avenue for justice for the Alberton spill victims--litigation.

Pictured: may of Cyr to Frenchtown

We conclude Part 5, as Robert Martin resigns as EPA Ombudsman rather than accept the restructuring of his office, which would vastly weaken its function. With Martin no longer on the Alberton case, the EPA Office of Inspector General issues a final report on the Alberton spill.

We begin Part V-Derailed. The EPA releases its blueprint to muzzle EPA Ombudsman Bob Martin, threatening to derail all of his cases, including Alberton. Meanwhile, the EPA finally retests the Alberton spill site.