Victim C

There are a great many facets to science and scientists. Most of these, but not all, are positive and uplifting. But not all stories in science fit the fairy tale mold. In fact, very sadly, some are simply tragic and terror-ridden.

“Victim C” is a revealing and riveting portrayal of the actual events concerning my victimization at the hands of a psychopath. This very tragic saga unfolded within the context of my career. As a person who had logged nearly 30 years of work in my career when the abuse began, I would never have thought I could become the leading man of Victim C.

The book, due to be released in the near future, details the six year history of the grueling, and at times life threatening torture I suffered at the hands of a psychopathic monster. Not only are the vast web of lies and deceit put down on paper, but so too are the textbook behaviors of the psychopath, along with the adverse impacts these had on my heart, soul and mind.

As luck would have it- good, bad or otherwise- I documented, every step of the way- each and every aspect of psychopathic abuse. Additionally, I was mindful to reach out to physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, colleagues, attorneys, friends and family. Thus, I had a mountain of material to draw upon in composing this book. It is, I believe, to date the most extensive victim treatise on the subject of psychopathy.

The book shall be offered in an online format, and available to anyone free of any charge. I encourage everyone to consider giving it a read, if not for the sole purpose of having the tools you might need to defend and survive what can only be described as a perpetual treadmill of terror. I especially recommend it for those of us working in science, as I have learned that this profession attracts an inordinate number of psychopaths.

Many of the injuries I sustained in this saga shall never heal. There are also many permanent scars. There are days that these realizations put a damper on my mind and spirit. I cannot free myself of these wounds. But I can share them with the world- with the hope that my story shall help others avoid what can only be described as a catastrophic, life-altering event.