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The Hottest Cold-Case in America: The Murder of Dr. Mary Sherman
EUGENE, Ore., April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Mary's Monkey, a bold new
book from secret-smashing TrineDay Publishing, unveils a story of
gigantic proportions - a tangled tale of medicine, murder and
politics which affects millions of people in the United States and
millions more around the globe to this day: Baby Boomers who got the
polio vaccine, all those who have lost a loved one to cancer, or
anyone who has ever wondered where AIDS really came from.
Ostensibly a cold-case investigation into the bizarre murder of a
prominent cancer researcher whose naked corpse was found slashed and
burned in her New Orleans apartment in 1964, Dr. Mary's Monkey takes
the reader on a journey far beyond this single event and into a world
which many did not even know existed. Written with the intrigue of a
first-class murder mystery, this carefully documented tale unravels
the tapestry of America's secret history and offers a new view of
well-known events.
Smoothly paced, clearly written, and handsomely illustrated, this
startling expose guides the reader through an unfamiliar landscape of
heavy- handed monkey experiments, radioactive machinery, and secret
laboratories. Against this almost sci-fi backdrop, we find a real-
world mesh of organized- crime figures, intelligence agents and
medical doctors immersed in a covert scheme to produce a biological
weapon. In the author's words, "Our story comes from a fermenting
mash of science, secrecy, patriotism, power, paranoia and extremism."
Familiar names like Fidel Castro, Lee Harvey Oswald (the accused
assassin of President John F. Kennedy), and Carlos Marcello (the
infamous Louisiana mob boss) will be recognized by many readers.
Before all is done, author Edward T. Haslam plunges us into the world
of cancer-causing viruses - a subject only recently discussed in the
mainstream press thanks to the HPV vaccine controversy. Spotlighting
several epidemics, Haslam raises important questions about the polio
vaccines of the 1950s and related radioactive research in the
early-1960s.
An admittedly incendiary book, Dr. Mary's Monkey re-paints modern
history- a point emphasized in the Foreword written by the award-
winning journalist Jim Marrs, whose books include the New York Times
bestseller Crossfire: The Plot that Killed President Kennedy, as well
as Rule By Secrecy, The War On Freedom and The Terror Conspiracy.
Dr. Mary's Monkey will be released to bookstores in the U.S. in April
2007 and is currently available for order from http://
www.DrMarysMonkey.com and other Web sites, such as http://
www.Amazon.com. Bookstores can order copies from the Independent
Publishers Group at http://www.IPGbook.com. Review copies and author
interviews are available for the media. PDFs of the book's covers, a
sample chapter, and selected passages are attached. Trade paper. 374
pages.
For more information contact:
TrineDay Publishing
1-800-556-2012
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http://www.DrMarysMonkey.com
Web site: http://www.DrMarysMonkey.com/ http://www.IPGbook.com/
http://www.Amazon.com//
