Blind Eye: The Terrifying Story of a Doctor Who Got Away with Murder by James B. StewartMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Read this book for my journalism class a show of how snoopy investigating reporting is sometimes the only thing that will save the masses from a very protected killer.
This is the story of a well groomed, well liked, All-American doctor and his merciless experiments with various poisons on the people who trusted him.
It also tells the great lengths other medical professionals will go through to protect their own, and how a system designed to promote the best in the medical field was effectively used to help a killer get away with murder over and over again.
If rewritten with a more narrative tilt, rather than the simple statement of facts as it is now, this book could easily be shelved in the horror category.
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