OOCCUMENT SOURCE Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Archives and Records Office Records Series Tile hat te oie UE Np acne RST > 7 ass 50 and she was very suspicious of me. But to my knowledge he never found out, and he sifpped through cur fingers at the age of 8&he died from something. dard—he—died 4he. SSH: Nothing to do with*plutonfum? KGS: Ganthe got many times the so-called lethal textbook dose of plutonium. Patricia Durbin knows more about that. She's kept up with. the~datay his data. SSH: weit in those days it was possible to do experiments on human beings with such ease? KGS: Yes, yes. SSH: What did it involve, E-mean—wee—it_juet—e-matter—oP Kes; It involved getting a needy patient who had‘ known ~ io disease, or thought ft was known, (bebY be came out of the clinic for us at U.C. Cana’ I took the plutonium over there and gave it to. Earl Mtller,who-injected it into this guy. SSH:. GP yarergysther experiments of that nature were done? KGS: . There was one more that Pat reminded me Crm . agbie products) Australian chilgywho received some etasihe rT don"tt know! I think he got plutonium ahd was dying of‘leukemia when they got him. And I "thtak he subsequently d in- a very shore time. | Wheb.atathe human’ use committees,‘put a stop to all that? 7Wedey ‘never resiiy didrane 1 was on the ‘coud Retes bewas,‘otgented inm 1948 whiete-was-abou?- att “ pa