[ClearCase_guy]

Then these guys showed up and said, ‘We need you to help us with this because we want to do blood analysis and everybody says that you've got the best blood analysis instrumentation on the planet.’ Then they started showing the MRIs of some of these pilots and ground personnel and intelligence agents who had been damaged.

Not my field at all, so perhaps I am way off base, but:

Wouldn't "the best blood analysis instrumentation" be produced by a company of some sort? Why (How?) would a particular pathologist have instrumentation which is known around the world to be better than anyone else's instrumentation?
Is an MRI really important for blood analysis work? Wouldn't you want to find a radiologist or someone similar?

[RoosterRedux]

Good questions.

Maybe they should contact Theranos.;-)

[RoosterRedux]

One of the reasons companies use universities for such research instead of other companies is because if anything comes from the research that is financially valuable, they wouldn’t have to share the profits.

[RoosterRedux]

Prof Nolan has a huge lab for this kind of stuff, according to the video on this subject at youtube:

Stanford Professor Claims to have *REAL* UFO Parts!

[Hot Tabasco]

Why (How?) would a particular pathologist have instrumentation which is known around the world to be better than anyone else's instrumentation?

The guy is apparently brilliant in his field and had the trust of his sponsors to finance his work.

Kinda like asking why is there only one Hadron Collider in the world?

That's just my guess.......