The Town That Caught Tourette's

In October 2011, the town of Le Roy, New York became the center of attention when several teenage girls from the same high school exhibited symptoms resembling Tourette's syndrome. This included facial twitching, violent limb movements, and uncontrollable verbal outbursts. The situation led to widespread concern among parents and the community, prompting various theories about the cause of these symptoms.

Medical professionals who assessed the affected girls suggested that they might be experiencing conversion disorder, where psychological trauma manifests as physical symptoms. This explanation, however, did not sit well with many families, who argued that their daughters came from stable backgrounds and could not possibly be suffering from psychological issues. The documentary delves into the complexities of this situation and the differing opinions on its nature, making it a thought-provoking watch for those interested in psychological phenomena and medical mysteries.