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‐NOTES‐[1] According to The Strecker Group, Dr. Strecker's brother, TedStrecker, was found shot to death alone in his home inSpringfield, Missouri, an apparent suicide, on August 11, 1988.In the past he suffered from depression and monumentalfrustration at the relative lack of interest in his findings. Ted hadbeen working with Robert to uncover evidence linking the DODto the development of HIV. Ted is credited, along with Blackmilitary officer, Zears Miles, for having discovered anddistributed fig. 1.1. However, Robert spoke with Ted the nightbefore his death. He seemed cheerful - "in good spirits," - lookingforward to new developments that promised progress. Thefollowing day he was found dead. His 22-caliber rifle lay next tohim. He left no note, no message, and he said no goodbyes. Thiswas very untypical of him. Officially the death was ruled asuicide. "Next," according to The Strecker Group, "Illinois StateRepresentative Douglas Huff of Chicago was found alone in hishome, dead from an apparent overdose of cocaine and heroin, onSeptember 22, 1988. Representative Huff did everything in hispower to make the Illinois State Legislature and the people ofChicago aware of Dr. Strecker's work. He was very vocal, gavemany press interviews, was constantly on television and radiourging people to wake up to the coverup concerning AIDS. DidRepresentative Huff use drugs? Perhaps yes, but onlyoccasionally and recreationally. Was he an addict? No. Would hehave known how dangerous a massive overdose of cocaine andheroin was? Yes of course. Cause of death: officially a stroke.Dr. Strecker has serious doubts. . . ."[2] Strecker's comment came months prior to the first confirmedcase of HIV transmission from a human bite. See: Singer G andAthans M. 91-year-old teaches world about AIDS: HIVcontracted from prostitute's bite. Sun-Sentinel Saturday October28, 1995 pplA and 6A.[3] Several reports confirmed that The Wistar Institute is locatedat 36th and Spruce Sts. Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215-222-6700).See: Science and Technology Division National Referral Centel:Biological Sciences: A Director of Information Resources in theUnited States. Washington, D. C.: Library of Congress, 1972, p.493.[4] New Bolton Center is apparently now part of the Universityof Pennsylvania. One reference which appeared during myMedline search was: Bowman KF, Tate LP Jr., Evans LH andDonawick WI. Complications of cleft palate repair in largeanimals. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association1982;180;6:652-7.[5] Gonda MA, Braun MJ, Carter SG, Kost TA, Bess JW, ArthurLO and Van Der Maaten MJ. Characterization and molecularcloning of a bovine lentivirus related to human