The American Genocide reveals a fatal flaw in the healthcare system--tainted blood transfusion--that caused the deaths of thousands of Americans. Saddened by his mother's sudden death from HIV-infected blood, crime expert Elvis Slaughter scrutinized the system to discover some shocking truths. Despite the availability of high-tech equipment and sophisticated testing capabilities, contaminated blood could easily enter the system. Administrative lapse, corruption, cover-up, and negligence threaten the integrity of the system designed to save lives.

Epiphany or Sin Thanks to the media, recent years have seen a spike in reporting of tragic incidents from tainted blood transfusions. Blood type incompatibility is the leading cause of complications from blood transfusions. Hepatitis A, B, and C are the most common diseases from contaminated blood transfusions. Though rare, AIDS is also a possibility. Adverse reactions may result from related issues such as coagulation problems or exposure to incompatible antigens following a blood transfusion. In a soul-searching effort to find answers that led the tragic death of his mother, Elvis...

In a small, peaceful town in the Pacific Northwest, there is a house. In the house, there's a closet. People die in that closet. Sue was the first, but she won't be the last. Cut Bank is an ordinary town, which is to say that people live there and work there and die there. But there's an unordinary side of Cut Bank as well, and all is not as it seems.

From the inordinate number of hangings in the same closet of a quiet neighborhood home, to nosey neighbor Casey who sees a black sedan circling the block prior to every death, and a corrupt mayor and city council, Cut Bank is a deeply...