A Crime in the Cancer Lab
I was floored at the repeated circling back to suspect Heather as the suspect, and the lack of a &quot;mea culpa&quot; by the author for ever having seriously suspected her in the first place.<p>We are so, so quick to blame the victim - it lets us believe that the one thing that is &quot;out of alignment&quot; with our belief in a good and just world is the <i>only</i> thing out of alignment, even if we have to blame someone who is clearly a victim, instead of having to search for even more evidence that dispels our too-perfect mirage of the world we live in.