Last year in San Francisco this very successful surgeon [...], he said, “Neville, I am in surgery all day, and may I tell you, seven days a week I’m in surgery, and ten percent of all autopsies all over the world, but ten percent—whether it be here, Europe, China, Africa, no matter where you go—there is no physical cause of death, none whatsoever. You can dissect it from beginning to end and you cannot find any reason for the death of that body. So what you said tonight simply supports our claim that something happened and he couldn’t get back; for there’s no reason for that body to have died. It should not have died…there isn’t one, but not one, little cause for death.” And this is from the surgeon himself. This is not someone who read it in a book that might have been some fictitious book; here is one who had two years at Mayo in surgery.307 ¶32