I lost my brother to cancer last week, there is no history of cancer in our family at all and he was 45 years old, he had gotten out of prison Nov. 2003, he was in for making a threatening phone call to a narc, he was drunk and acting totally stupid, he called a narc who had turned in info on his girlfriends sister, and threatened him over the phone. He did not follow up on his threats but got 43 months for the phone call alone. He came home and seemed fine and was looking for a job and was trying to get his life back together when he got sick and they kept saying low sodium but not doing anymore tests by the time they found it he had blood around his brain and had less than a week to live. My question is has there been any evidence of people being infected in prison with cancer? This may sound like a stupid question but I have read in the past of prisoners being used without their knowledge for research and I have also read about people being infected with cancer most notably Bob Marley.

Do you remember the technical name for his specific type of cancer? More and more types of cancer are being traced to virii, so it's starting to look like some strains of cancer are communicable (or at least the virus which leads to the cancer).

Prisons often have endemic virii, due to the high number of "undesireables" that end up there, and the close living quarters.

2 years sounds like a short time for any cancer I'm familiar with.

What country did this happen in?

Also, I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

--J1M

Originally posted by Just1Man
Do you remember the technical name for his specific type of cancer? More and more types of cancer are being traced to virii, so it's starting to look like some strains of cancer are communicable (or at least the virus which leads to the cancer).

Prisons often have endemic virii, due to the high number of "undesireables" that end up there, and the close living quarters.

2 years sounds like a short time for any cancer I'm familiar with.

What country did this happen in?

Also, I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

--J1M

Thank you, it was 2 months not two years, before that he had been healthy and gaining weight, working while in prison and was looking for work just 2 months before he died, he was seemingly in good health and had not had any episodes of illness and had been given a physical while in prison and nothing was found. Also this is in the United States. The dr. asked my mother if he had worked in a chemical plant but he had not also they said it was a large mass unlike anything they had ever seen.

Thanks to all who replied, I'm so sorry Gryffen for your loss. Like me you are probably still in shock. My brother died May 21, 2004 we were told he had cancer on Tues. and he died Friday at 3:55 am. there was just the two of us growing up. Thanks to all for the links I will check them out. There has never been a history of cancer on either side of our family, one dr. went so far as to tell my Aunt we just don't carry the cancer gene, that is why it crossed my mind that it may be something that happened in prison since I had read somewhere that others come out of prison with similar problems not sure how true that is but the fact that we do not have a history of cancer at all made me wonder.

Sounds like a textbook case of de-population strategy better known as Eugenics that forms the foundation of the agenda for the Rockefeller controlled pharmaceutical cartel. They tend to look at those in third world countries, prison populations, and other 'less important' people as guinea pigs for their experiments. (No offense to you or your brother, I am just relating what I think are their motives).

I read a very interesting book called 'Death in the Air - Globalism, Terrorism & Toxic Warfare'

It had a lot of interesting facts and figures relating to the suspicions surrounding various cancers, AIDS, West Nile, chemtrails, etc.

I suggest it be read by all.

I am very sprry to hear about your brother. Infected with cancer? Dont you get cancer from nerves? Or i think scientists dont know where cancer comes from.

When I said two years, I actually meant *4* years, counting the 43 months he was in jail plus the 6 months after he got out, coming from the idea that he may have contracted a virus as early as his 1st day in prison. Is 43 months what he actually served, or what he was sentenced to?

Virii often have an incubation period which varies by strain, so even though he was healthy, for a long time he may have had the virus while he was healthy (if this was virus related cancer).

If it was "unlike anything they've ever seen," is it possible it was not cancer @ all? Was it a brain tumor of some sort?

--J1M

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I lost my dad to cancer 4 years ago.