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    The Stamped Image: A Novel
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    The Stamped Image: A Novel
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    The Stamped Image: A Novel

    Written by Adolphus A. Anekwe

    Narrated by Melissa Madole

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    About this audiobook

    After countless hours of tedious investigation, Dickerson and Abramhoff discover an outstanding new chromosomal marking, HLA B66. The odd irony of this daunting discovery is that it is only present on those members of society who have committed heinous crimes. Could this correlation be enough to determine predisposition to criminal intent? What happens when everyday citizens test positive and can any legal action be taken for merely preventative measures? What are the risks? Adolphus Anekwe queries all this and more in The Stamped Image, a riveting mystery exploring the ever-imposing realm of scientific research. Could you or your relatives be diagnosed with the gene?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateApr 1, 2008
    ISBN9781606043776
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    The Stamped Image: A Novel
    Author

    Adolphus A. Anekwe

    ADOLPHUS A. ANEKWE, MD, is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Indiana University Northwest Medical Center, and is also an active staff member at five area hospitals, a Board Certified Diplomat and Fellow in two medical specialties, and an active community leader. He resides in Schererville, Indiana, and is the author of Mark of the Beast.

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