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mass of circumstantial and scientific evidence presented in myearlier book 'Deadly Innocence: Solving the Greatest MurderMystery in the History of American Medicine' [4] showed themost plausible way Dr. David Acer could have infected sixpatients with the AIDS virus between December, 1987 and July,1989 was by intent, just as Edward Parsons alleged.'Deadly Innocence,' along with three investigation reports Isubsequently published in the scientific/health professionaljournals 'AIDS Patient Care,' [6] 'Clinical Pediatric Dentistry,' [7]and the 'British Dental Journal,' [8] provided evidence that Dr.Acer was developmentally and behaviorally predisposed tobecome an organized serial killer. By reviewing Federal Bureauof Investigation (FBI) methods and materials, I learned that allserial killers kill for the sake of power, control, and revenge. Themost important question in the Deadly Innocence investigationthen became, "Againstwhom did Acer hold a vendetta?"In light of Parsons's legal testimony and other evidence, itbecame evident that the dentist's primary vendetta was againstthe United States Public Health Service (USPHS) and the CDCwhom he believed developed and intentionally deployed theAIDS virus. Indeed, he held the authorities accountable for hisinfection and the deaths of scores of others.During a personal conversation with Parsons, he admitted to methat Acer was outraged by the notion that the Americanhomosexual community had been specifically targeted to receiveHIV-tainted hepatitis B vaccinations during the 1970s.Though this theory, I later learned, was embraced by at least ahalf dozen health scientists and scholars throughout the world, inthe United States, the "World Health Organization theory," as itis called, was principally advanced by Dr. Robert Strecker, apracticing internist and gastroenterologist with an additionaldoctorate in pharmacology. As a trained pathologist andinsurance industry consultant, Dr. Strecker initially investigatedthe AIDS epidemic and virus under contract with a largeinsurancecompany. Following years of research, Strecker published ahighly controversial videotape entitled 'The StreckerMemorandum.' [9]According to Edward Parsons, "David and I viewed The StreckerMemorandum at length and spent hours in heated discussion overits disturbing contents." [10] In The Memorandum, Streckeralleged that the AIDS virus was "requested," "created," and"deployed" and its effects were predicted long before theepidemic began. In short, Acer believed that he was one ofmillions of innocent victims of genocide.The speculation that Dr. Acer was angry with "mainstream"America for not recognizing AIDS as everyone's problem wasonly part of the story that the authorities and media promoted.The fact is many people are similarly angry, yet they do not go