3 chapters across the catalog
Dr. Leonard Horowitz recounts how he became an investigator into the man-made origins of AIDS following the 1990 Florida dental case. Kimberly Bergalis claimed she contracted HIV from her dentist, David Acer, sparking a national panic about medical caregivers.
Dr. Horowitz concludes that dentist David Acer was an "organized serial killer" who intentionally infected patients as an act of revenge against the government. Acer believed he had been infected with a man-made virus during a 1978 experimental Hepatitis B vaccine trial.
Dr. Horowitz compares David Acer to the Unabomber, suggesting Acer created a crime that forced an investigation into government biological research. He cites a 1970 DOD appropriation for $10 million to develop immune-ravaging microorganisms as the "smoking gun" for germ warfare.
