"If people had been notified and knew what they were doing, it would be a different thing. But this was just picking people out and shooting poison into them--I'm pretty bitter about that."
--Luther Schultz, whose mother, Eda Schultz Charlton, received a dose of radiation 43 times the anount an average person absorbs in a lifetime in a 1945 U.S. government experiment. Mrs. Charlton lived 38 years after she was injected, to age 85.
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