Dale Francis Drake had a dream. He wanted to simplify how meth was made. He taught his formula to bikies, and it took off. The new method quickly popped up around the world. Today, it’s a war torn country in the middle of Asia that’s fuelling Australia’s drug epidemic. But how does it get here? Investigative journalist Conor Woodman got inside a Myanmar meth lab to understand what exactly goes on.

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