In the summer of 1974, a shadow fell over Petersburg General Hospital in Petersburg, Virginia, as a series of baffling and sudden deaths began to plague the coronary care unit. Among the victims was John Wesley Wray, an 85-year-old White male. His passing on June 29, 1974, initially appeared to be another unfortunate loss in a ward accustomed to grave illness, but it would soon become a key piece of a much larger and more sinister puzzle. Wray, a farmer who had been admitted the day before with
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