J. Forrester – A private, fairly exclusive clinic that specialized in sexual dysfunctions, relations, fertility issues. Nearly twenty five years before Seduction in Death, J. Forrester formed a partnership with Allegany Pharmaceuticals to research, study, and develop various chemical products that could alleviate dysfunction and enhance performance, sexually speaking. Many top chemists and research and development people were involved or associated with the project.
They tested with elements like Whore, Wild Rabbit, and others (some in combinations) and developed the drug trademarked Matigol and the fertility drug Compax. Both drugs had very high success rates but were extremely expensive and therefore largely inaccessible to the average consumer.[1]
Despite the success in development, the project and the partnership were dissolved some twenty years ago due to lack of funds, lack of interest, and a number of unfortunate side effects from other experimental drugs during that period. The decision was largely influenced by Dr. Theodore McNamara who, in essence, headed the project and was credited for the discovery of both Compax and Matigol. There were unsubstantiated rumors of abuse and pilfering during the project; experiments in and out of the lab; female staff who claimed to have been given drugs without their consent and were sexually molested and possibly impregnated.[2]
References:
- ↑ Seduction in Death (ISBN 0-425-18146-4), p. 125
- ↑ Seduction in Death (ISBN 0-425-18146-4), pp. 126-127