Memory Bank

A planetary crisis has pulled the world's leaders together in a most deadly period of history. Virus after virus has attacked the earth leaving only a small remaining human population. Even those working on a cure for these organisms succumb to them. What can a planet do to survive? The answer, after careful consideration, came from a scientist in the Middle East. Regression. The theory had been proven in 2010. Now, all the great minds of the past could be brought back and have them take the planet forward once again. Such brilliant minds as Einstein, Edison, Bell, and hundreds of thousands of others who were instrumental in promoting the prosperity of our earth could return. Microchips are placed in every newborn child to be activated on the child's 18th birthday. Persons already living have the chips implanted behind their ears with activation set for one year after implant. Regression centers are established in every large city with prominent leaders, expert hypno-therapists, and psychologistsin attendance, all practicing a standard protocol. Except for one...in New York City...the August Webster Center did not play by the rules. Unlike the other centers, Dr. Webster did not eradicate past memory after his subjects were regressed. They were left holding horrific memories of past lives. Soon rapists, murderers, and villains of the past were on the streets again. The suicide rate increased astronomically in New York City and those with new souls lived the shortest time after their regression session. Inspired by a psychologist, three professionals take on the task of investigating Webster. They travel a frustrating road, with death as a stumbling block along the way. Eventually, theydiscover an astonishing motivating past-life factor behind the demise of so many.