A Nobel Prize for Murder

The murder of a scientist working in a world-class genetics laboratory exposes scientific fraud involving Nobel Prize level research. The research is aimed at discovering DNA structures predisposing to schizophrenia. The anticipated rewards of discovery, coupled with the white-hot pressures that prevail in such environments, lead to the fraud and then murder to hide it. A subplot integral to the unfolding story entails examining the psychopathology of an active serial murderer.