Programming Killers, The Billion Pound Idea.

A death cult devoted to assassination has built a device that can control the human mind, and it has two goals: to show that it can manufacture violent killers, and to show that those killers can avoid criminal responsibility. The device is fitted into an underground radio host, whose audience grows steadily. Each time he delivers a speech on political activism, killings follow within hours, and the violence eventually reaches politicians and other public figures.

The authorities refuse to believe his account. He is convicted and committed as insane, and over fifteen years he endures severe torture and brain damage. The story asks whether the NHS can restore him in time, so that he can tell what happened and expose the truth before someone kills him.

The book is framed as a classified military and scientific document. It warns that if such criminal gangs learn to subvert the justice system, institutions could nurture terrorist cells that escape prosecution. The story is based on a true story.

The work is presented as the work of Capt. Thetand Capply.