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THE SINS OF THE FATHER MADE THE SON FAMOUS FOR BLOWING THE WHISTLE ON MEN LIKE HIS FATHER
By: James Wm. Lewis
A rogue government employee, Agua Naranja, triggers earthquakes, threatening to level a midwestern city. Meanwhile, underground water supplies have been poisoned and people are dying.
Terror, hysteria and eternal vigilance breed mistrust of public authority.
The world famous, Dr. Charles "Chuck" Rivers heads up the Task Force investigating these crimes, confronts the death of his friends and family members, and the continuing and bizarre antics of his arch enemy, Agua Naranja. |
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- Boston Copps Great Molassacre of 1919
- Stalked on the Appalachian Trail
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An Essay by James Wm. Lewis
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THE MAN WHO BLEW THE WHISTLE ON ONE OF THE DEADLIEST PRESCRIPTION DRUGS EVER
By Kathleen Sharp,
Award Winning Journalist and Author
Blood Feud is Kathleen Sharp’s superbly reported, breathtakingly true story of Big Pharma’s power, the terrifying vulnerability of innocent patients, and what it takes to stand up for what is right.
Procrit. It seemed to be a miraculous blood booster. This anti-anemia drug was one of the first biotech blockbusters and promised a golden age in medical care. Developed in the 1980s by the start-up Amgen and licensed to the pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson, the drug was sold by the two companies under the brand names Procrit, Epogen, and Aranesp. It soon generated billions in annual revenue—and still does.
Mark Duxbury, a gung ho salesman for J&J’s new biotech division, championed this new product and believed in the technology behind it. |
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THE TYLENOL MAFIA: Marketing, Murder, and Johnson & Johnson
By Scott Bartz,
former J&J executive for 8 years.
On September 29, 1982, seven people in Chicago died after taking Extra Strength Tylenol capsules laced with cyanide. Officials have long cited the scarcity of physical evidence and apparent lack of motive to explain why they never solved the Tylenol murders. However, new revelations and information not previously disclosed tell a very different story of a crime that should have been solved.
In a story, both fascinating and dramatic in its warnings, The Tylenol Mafia rips away the façade of the investigation that J&J CEO James Burke labeled “A demonstration without parallel of government and business working with the news media to help protect the public.”
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