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After author Elvis Slaughter's mother died, a series of eerie events gave him reason to doubt her doctors' diagnoses. He investigated and discovered that a recall of blood tainted with HIV, hepatitis and leukemia made his mother a victim of tainted blood and botched blood transfusions.

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) June 30, 2007 -- After author Elvis Slaughter's mother died, a series of eerie events gave him reason to doubt her doctors' diagnoses. He investigated and discovered that a recall of blood tainted with HIV, hepatitis and leukemia made his mother a victim of tainted blood and botched blood transfusions.

The author explores his beliefs surrounding the death of his mother and while the book attempts to link negligent practices regarding her blood transfusions, Slaughter reveals how delays voided recourse for victims in similar situations as the statute of limitations had run out. The author goes on to express his opinion regarding the investigation of his mother's death and the other tainted blood transfusion victims by the proper authorities.

In "Ghosts of Hollandale", author Elvis Slaughter reveals this tragic story with specific details of the roles individuals played and how thousands of innocent people fell victim to the horrific predicament. Slaughter hopes to one day be able to help victims and their heirs receive financial compensation and have closure.

"Ghosts of Hollandale", (ISBN 978-1-4196-6229-4) is available at Amazon.com, BookSurge Publishing Company (phone 1-866-308-6235), www.ghostsofhollandale.com

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