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In 1995, researcher Ed Haslam pub­lished a remark­able text, in which he high­lighted con­nec­tions between some of the New Orleans ele­ments of the JFK Assas­si­na­tion milieu and peo­ple doing research into cancer-causing mon­key viruses. In turn, this rela­tion­ship may very well be con­nected to a soft-tissue can­cer epi­demic cur­rently sweep­ing the United States and (con­ceiv­ably) the lab­o­ra­tory devel­op­ment of AIDS. (For a detailed descrip­tion of Haslam’s the­sis, explore a 3-hour inter­view done with Haslam in June of 1996 and two one-hour inter­views with Ed done in June of 1997.) Haslam’s inves­ti­ga­tion cen­ters on the 1964 mur­der of Dr. Mary Sher­man, one of this country’s fore­most can­cer researchers. Hav­ing devel­oped cir­cum­stan­tial evi­dence that Sher­man was work­ing with a lin­ear par­ti­cle accel­er­a­tor in an effort to mutate the car­cino­genic mon­key virus SV40 for the pur­pose of devel­op­ing an anti-cancer vac­cine, Haslam sup­ple­ments his orig­i­nal work with a bril­liant addi­tional chap­ter in which he locates where the accel­er­a­tor was located and the cir­cum­stances under which it was installed. These two seg­ments con­sist of a com­plete read­ing of Ed’s sup­ple­men­tal chapter.