His own boss once walked away from him during an approaching storm, reasoning his odds of survival were better at a distance. This deep dive explores the unbelievable life of Roy Sullivan, the Shenandoah park ranger who holds the Guinness World Record for being struck by lightning more documented times than any other human being in history.

Beyond the staggering statistics, this is a psychological study of what happens when a person's relationship with the natural world becomes a waking nightmare. We examine the physical resilience his survival demanded and the tragic mental toll of an experience no one else on Earth could relate to.

• The physics behind each strike, from an ungrounded fire tower to a side flash through his truck window
• His growing paranoia, carrying a pitcher of water everywhere in case his hair caught fir ...