Topic: Huntsville

Research by Dr. Nicholson and Sally Medley suggests a mycoplasmal biological warfare agent was tested at the Texas Department of Corrections in Huntsville during the 1980s. Inmates were reportedly given experimental flu vaccines intradermally, leading to an outbreak that spread to guards and the local community. Huntsville currently reports an unusually high concentration of multiple sclerosis cases, with 67 cases in a town of 35,000.

A caller and Joyce Riley discuss an outbreak of Mycoplasma-related illness within the Texas Department of Corrections in Huntsville. Riley cites research by Sally Medley suggesting that prisoners were used as a testing ground for vaccines in the 1980s. She claims the disease spread from prisoners to guards and then to the general population of Huntsville, resulting in an unusually high number of multiple sclerosis cases in the town.