People say – “Is your new book like “Dr. Mary’s Monkey?”
It’s a question I’ve been asked more than a few times on-line and I want to make sure I give a complete answer. It’s not a question to which I can provide a simple yes or no response.
For those of you who aren’t familiar with the story, I’ll give you a brief outline of the book by Edward T. Haslam.
In 1964 a Tulane University medical professor, Dr. Mary Sherman, was found dead in her home. She’d been stabbed many times, her body was charred and scorched, as if she’d been in a terrible fire (although there was only superficial fire damage to her bed and home), and she was missing her right arm.
The author previously believed she’d been the victim of an accident involving a linear particle accelerator in a lab, then placed in her home and the scene staged. He later came to believe there was an even more sinister explanation.
Dr. Mary Sherman was a cancer researcher, working with monkeys and mice, and supposedly working on a secret project to develop a vaccine which when injected into Cuban leader, Fidel Castro, would cause him to develop cancer and die. In this lab, she was assisted by Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie, another suspicious character in the Kennedy assassination.
In fact, if you watch the movie, JFK, by Oliver Stone, there’s a scene where the David Ferrie character, played by Joe Pesci, says the reason he’s got all these cages of mice in his apartment is because he’s working on a cancer project. It’s a strange scene, but apparently accurate.
It’s probably worth noting that Jack Ruby, who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, died of lung cancer. Before his death he claimed he’d been “injected with cancer cells.”
It is a provocative book and has attracted quite a following.
Nothing in my book, PLAGUE OF CORRUPTION, directly addresses the question of whether the US government tried to develop cancer viruses for use as an assassination weapon.
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