FATAL PROBE: BLURBS / COMMENTS

As a physician, I find this work an empowering lesson. Mr. Locksley
has done extensive research. None of his work is based on " hearsay".
Also, to his credit, he has addressed medical issues such as HPV
infections for which much medical information is known but not
properly disseminated or applied. Mr. Locksley's research and
presentation has empowered me to ask more questions and be ever more
aware of my obligations to my patients. Dr. Mary Soha
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As a medical professional, I fully expected to rank Will Locksley as
another great conspiracy theorist. Instead, I consider him to be a man
asking all of the right questions at an auspicious time in medical
history. While I will continue to critically examine and review his
theories on a professional level, I cannot help but feel that in Fatal
Probe Locksley has created a perfectly logical common sense movement
that has the potential to change the way physicians and nurses
practice medicine.
I am also optimistic that patients, educated in the area of safe
medical procedures, will change the face of doctor-patient
relationships, medical equipment development and testing and patient
care forever.
Kate St. Amour, BookReview.com
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Having been a judge for several years and listening to many doctors
and their "victims" in my court, I can sympathize with both sides. I
have seen first-hand the way healthcare professionals "circle the
wagons" to protect themselves and each other when confronted with
wrong-doing.
I have seen how even the most respected attorneys tiptoe around their
"intellectual equals" (doctors) when going against them in court. It
appears that every similar profession develops a "code of silence" to
protect one another.
Being involved with the Susan B.Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, I
have a deep interest in women's health issues and am very glad to see
more attention being paid to such matters.
Very professional job. Well researched and a very worthwhile topic.
Judge Mike Adams
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Fatal Probe presents vital medical information to the American public
that has been withheld by the medical profession. Bill Boshears,
National Radio Talk Show Host
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The fact that non-sterile instruments are still used in invasive
exams is a shocking revelation. Mr. Locksley's book should be required
reading for physicians, nurses, administrators and all others involved
in the health care field. Bill Steensland, Clear Channel Radio
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Well presented, and it certainly did the job if you were trying to
alarm me. Something I would take for granted is not being done.
Amazing.Great job in using examples. You did your research and opened
my eyes. Michael Ludwin
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Amazing! Hard hitting, brilliant, life saving truth. Very insightful
and quite scary. You've opened the jar lid. Karina J. Belkin
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This will certainly open eyes and minds. I know you think you have a
difficult task getting the masses to believe there is a problem. I do
not agree. I think the information is very realistic. Carol Gaynor
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I always find that a person's ideas come across so much better when
backed by credible research, and you have done an excellent job of
that. Extremely informative, and also technically no errors that I can
see. Talies Landau
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Very good, thorough work… you have researched your topic and followed
your findings with excerpts from articles and various experts. Five
stars for the overall presentation and knowledge. Solid work. I knew
where you were going with the chapter title: 'What's So Special About
Women? And you backed it up with their differences that make women
overly susceptible to infection. Greg W. Bonnette
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This is probably one of the most horrific reports I have every read.
I'm absolutely shocked. It seems that no one is looking out for
patients anymore. Catherine Carter
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You have hit upon a subject of interest to us all, Mr. Locksley. It
is surprising with all we read about lawsuits against anyone remotely
associated with medicine that such things could still go on. You have
given us an in-depth view of the whole story from beginning through to
the present. It is hard to fathom that the sort of thing you describe
could happen today. Thank you for making this known. Norbanus

This is horrifyingly enlightening! The plastic gloves, the
instruments in the tray— Next time I go in for an exam, I'm going to
feel like I'm walking in a minefield--and I'll be right! Thank you for
your research! RazberryBullet
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I admire greatly your taking a stand to investigate this and share it
with the world. In particular, as a woman who has just gone through a
fairly frightening and emotionally draining experience a few weeks ago
that ended with a D & C, and much examining in the last few weeks it
is concerning. I find it shocking that scopes are being used on women
that cannot be cleaned properly. I would like more information on
this. This sounds like a great expose for 60 minutes. Please keep up
the good work Zelphiablue
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Let's skip the usual critic of the writing style and blah, blah; it's
well written in any regards. But this is unimaginable and horrific.
The descriptions, although very vivid and visual were necessary for
this to be powerful enough to deliver this message. I could not even
feel empathy because I am still in shock. I would be interested in a
follow-up as to whether any malpractice lawsuits were filed and if any
of these 'nice' doctors lost their licenses to practice. I cannot, nor
could I perceive that anything like this could ever happen considering
all the medical advances we have made. Simply put, this made me sick
to the core of my being and very angry; I am sure that is the response
you were after from your readers. Well-done. Sara Miller
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I applaud you with a standing ovation. We put our lives into the
hands of some very unprofessional doctors and this is frightening and
atrocious. Fantastic writing. KB
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Let's skip the usual critic of the writing style and blah, blah; it's
well written in any regards. But this is unimaginable and horrific.
The descriptions, although very vivid and if any of these 'nice'
doctors lost their licenses to practice. I cannot, nor could I
perceive that anything like this could ever happen considering all the
medical advances we have made. Simply put, this made me sick to the
core of my being and very angry; I am sure that is the response you
were after from your readers. Well-done work. SM
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Very interesting. As a practitioner in the field of behavioral
medicine, I've actually seen a lot of the things that you mention and
really never questioned them. Debbie's story was horrific.
Interesting, thought-provoking and scary piece. Thanks for writing it.
sjat
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A work of much needed information. Although you do have much medical
jargon you have to use understandably, this is written in such a way
that it is easy to follow along and understand what point you are
making. You must do constant research all the time. Skatermom
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This is literally beyond me. I feel quite ill. I am so shocked, all I
can do is sit here feeling helpless, nauseated and angry. Obviously,
your book is imperative. This is the most shocking account I have ever
read that didn't involve murder, torture or war. Your point is very
clearly made.
This is great information, and a lot of it! Very well researched - it
is obvious that an extreme amount of work went into it. Thanks for the
read! Grandall
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Is this published yet? Man, you could make a heap of money out of
this book.
I was particularly struck by your argument: "No study exists that
demonstrates HPV remains dormant in the human body for decades! The
fundamental mechanics necessary for such a study extend the
imagination beyond the limits of credulity, with the major dilemma in
managing such a project being the re-infection component, a completely
unmanageable control factor for human subjects.
In addition, it would be necessary to closely track the control group
for twenty years or more, unless an extrapolation technique were
implemented based on the results of fewer years. However, such
assumptions would not render reliable, peer-review data."
The type of research your alternative hypothesis would suggest is
reasonably straightforward, and certainly the domain of any good
Medical School Department of Public Health (my wife is a Master's
Degree candidate at the Department of Public Health in the
Christchurch School of Medicine, and I am part-way through a PhD in
Medicine there as well). Simple, retrospective case note studies that
a Med Student could conduct if funded by an appropriate grant.
Your hypothesis would suggest that older women who are not having
regular smear tests should have a lower incidence of HPV all else
being equal. Any indication that is the case?
Although you would then need to control for socio-economic behaviours
that might lead to the same observation but for different reasons (ie
women who are less inclined to have regular checkups might also be
less likeley to have engaged in sexual promiscuity when young). But it
would certainly be worth a look. Bryn S

I found the sheer volume of information a little hard going, but
definitely worth the effort. Its a frightening picture you paint. I
note that your information is based in the US - can I assume that the
same standards apply in Australia? I'd be interested in hearing your
research if it extends this far. Thanks. CD
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I have to give you five stars for the sheer magnitude of writing you
have done here and for the detailed research you must have done to
compile such a report. I will say that the information is a bit heavy
for the average reader and I wonder who the target audience is for
this piece. It almost reads like it should be material to go into a
medical journal type of publication, which may well be what you have
intentions of doing. Very informative. Victoreahh
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What you say is true. The walls of a womans vagina is an eco-system
unto itself. Are you a Doctor? You write a concise, informative
synopsis. Good stuff. Dylan Wiles
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This is a frightening book for the fact that it is real. The facts,
figures and reports are very well laid out. This gives rise to the
belief that doctors that can play God, start believing they are God
and are therefore infallible. Also, their medical unit they work for,
be it a hospital, clinic or whatever, does not want to foot the bill
for these "Misfortunes and unfortunate oversights" We need hospitals,
doctors, nurses etc, but we also need them to be looking after us, not
themselves! Excellent work. Straayker
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You have a powerful story here for women/men to take charge of their
own bodies. It is a shame that some doctors automatically label women
as hypochondriacs. Thanks for a remarkable book. Permelia
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Debbie's story was ' gut wrenching ' to put it mildly. You speak of
asking doctors specific questions and wanting to be answered not in
Medspeak, but in layman's terms. But so many doctors just do not want
to come 'down' to our level. Solid writing and you definitely made
your point. Sarah Moore
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This is eye-opening. Empowering! It really peeves me that I had no
idea before reading this, and I would suspect the majority of women
today are not aware of this. This is totally wrong! How in the world
with how fast diseases are spread today is this subject treated so
carelessly by professional?! Thank you so much for writing this book,
you're doing a great service! PW
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Overall, this book speaks in volumes telling women that they don't
have to accept the risk. You have provided us with the horror stories
and told us what we can do about it. Good job. CC
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FASCINATING!!! Chilling. Frightening. Horrible facts written so well.
Brilliantly composed and documented. You have a way with words. It is
amazing, how well you can educate the public. God bless you, Mr.
Locksley. Your writing style is so inviting. I appreciate your lovely
ending. Your level of compassion makes you one incredible soul. Thank
you so much! You are certainly a pillar of light! We are absolutely
ignorant and I speak for the majority. I send you much light on your
important journey, as you will need it. People will always argue and
persecute the truth before accepting it. I just hope it is not too
late. KJB
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This was a very enlightening book. I normally don't read stuff like
this but this kept me interested from start to finish. It was
well-written and quite compelling. Bravo for producing such an
informative read! SG
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For you to go into so much info about this is really brave,
especially if this is true. I found it horrific what happened to
Debbie. A similar experience happened to me. I commend you on a well
written controversial book and wish you the best for the future. BB