Jan Jekielek

So they have the size, the tissue type, blood type.

That's why it takes so long.

Here, the person is already matched to you because they're incarcerated.

Their vitals are in a database and they can be shipped and killed to order on demand.

That's why my book is called Killed to Order.

where is the evidence for all this and how did you collect it so we have about 20 years worth of evidence and there's multiple different people I can kind of you know give you a picture of who these people were and what evidence they collected over time but I'll give you a few how about I just give you a few examples for to kind of give you a flavor of the type of evidence enough that we still yeah enough that we still get people to read the book

Well, okay, so a key piece today, right?

There is a 2022 American Journal of Transplantation.

There's a paper titled Execution by Organ Procurement.

In that paper, the authors looked at the published peer-reviewed Chinese transplant literature.

They selected somewhere between 2,000 and 3,000 papers that they assessed.

And they found 70 examples of very clear in the published peer-reviewed research violations of the dead donor rule.

What that means is that in those 70 instances, and that's more than 70 people because these were just specific studies, okay?

those people were killed by their organs being removed from their bodies.

They were murdered, okay?

And they had actually published that in their scientific publicly available journals.

And the way that I read that, of course, knowing all the other evidence that's out there, right, is that it's just so normalized there that they have forgotten.

It's just the way it works.

And they have forgotten that you can't write things like that into your scientific research methods because it's murder.

So the few people that we've managed to talk to who have actually done this