And Gary Davis, the doctor behind it all would begin to worry he too might disappear.ĭH: He was paranoid. Doug would be asked to delete any record of this ever happening from the internet. GH: Within a year, these four patients – who had gotten the injection – would go missing. And by the third day, these people were just ecstatic and happy and feeling good and ready to do stuff Though, as far as Doug could tell at the time, the pain was worth it.ĭH: And within an hour or two, these people seemed to feel better to start moving easier. The faces of the patients make it clear: the process hurt even worse than it looked. thick and white, like mucus an alien might cough up. The doctor’s hands tremble as he struggles to get the liquid out.Īll of this is captured in a video, taken by an American photographer named Doug Henderson.ĭoug Henderson: And the syringe looked like something you’d use on a horse. He plunges the needle into the first patient’s arm. GD: One two, three four…husband and wife.We are trying to eliminate the virus totally from your body….that’s what this medicine is about. GH: One by one, they roll up their sleeves. And your blood counts will start coming up in 12 weeks. Gary Davis: In about eight weeks, the virus will start disappearing in your blood. Gary Davis is wearing a shirt and tie, and he is talking to four patients. The location… an “undisclosed military hospital” somewhere in Ghana. Serum: Episode 3: Red Flags and Green Lights
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