Regardless of the veracity for some (or all) of the details described in this article, this is really a great story on human nature -- the complexity, the subtl

Regardless of the veracity for some (or all) of the details described in this article, this is really a great story on human nature -- the complexity, the subtlety, and the depth, about our humanity, all are marvelously reflected here -- in my opinion, it has more in those aspects than Chris Marlowe's Doctor Faustus or even Shakespeare's King Lear.... Maybe someone could adapt the story into a theater piece?