The Animal Experiment

About the Book

There is nothing wrong with working in the field of genetic science. In most cases you will be helping law enforcement or curing illnesses. But you need to protect yourself. Do you really want to produce human wolf hybrids for the government? Always ask "Why do we need that!" DNA, Deoxyribonucleic Acid was described as the building blocks of life. At the time I was in school you couldn't play with the blocks. In the last ten years we have been able to play with them with reckless abandon. In new science even seemingly innocent things can go horribly wrong. What is produced with genetic science depends on motivation, usefulness and profit. In this fictional story, we find out what might happen if an animal was produced that looked completely human. The science involved is very possible. You can't inhibit scientific experimentation. What one enlightened sovereign nation might inhibit, another could allow. Human nature is far from benevolent.

About the Author

I was born in Michigan in 1945 and resided there all my life. I graduated at Cass Technical High School moved on to University of Michigan and graduated with a Bachelors degree in Computer Science in 1965. I was employed by the U.S. Department of Defense in 1966. I worked in various Defense agencies, Defense Supply Regional, Vought Missile Liaison Defense Department Employee, NATO, and the Tank Automotive Command. I took an early retirement in 1994. I worked for the City of Detroit I.T.S. until 2012. I was married four times, widowed twice, divorced once. My current wife I married in 2006 was born in 1981. It’s now 2013, my wife turned 32, and we just had our seventh year anniversary. I think I'm good.