The Crime of Creation: Dark Tales from Scientific History

History loves to celebrate genius — the brilliant breakthroughs, the dazzling inventions, the fearless pioneers. But what if progress isn’t always so clean?

The Crime of Creation uncovers the unsettling side of human discovery: the experiments performed on vulnerable populations, the horrific tests justified by “national security,” and the quiet moral compromises that haunt every laboratory.

Inside you’ll find:
• The story of Nazi doctors who turned twins into living laboratories
• America’s Tuskegee study that watched Black men die untreated
• Secret Cold War chemical tests that poisoned entire islands
• And more haunting examples of how science lost its soul in pursuit of answers.

A must-read for anyone drawn to dark history, ethical quandaries, and the thin line between innovation and atrocity. If you’ve ever wondered how far humans will go in the name of knowledge — this book offers a chilling look at the answer.