© Kyle R Fisher, 2021
TRANSPLANT UNLIMITED
Bad heart? No problem. We’ll print you a new one.
It's the near future and the Organ Donor Waiting List is obsolete thanks to advances in 3D printing technology. Nelson and Walt, best friends since college, own Transplant Unlimited, a company that prints human organs from the recipient's own DNA for transplant the same day. Hearts, lungs, kidneys… if the surgeons can transplant it, Walt and Nelson's equipment can print it. Nelson is concerned when two hoods from the local casino show up demanding the $2 million Walt owes them but Walt assures him it is not a big deal. Three days later, Walt's corpse is at the bottom of a ravine amid the scattered wreckage of his antique sports car. It doesn't take long for Nelson to suspect it wasn't an accident. Nelson heard the rumors of Walt's affair with Erika, the attractive, young technician that worked for him but what would she see in an out-of-shape, middle aged, married man-unless it was the casino's two million dollars? Walt's wife, Lillian, loved him but they haven't been getting along lately. A mistress could do that to a relationship and, coupled with Walt's ten million dollar life insurance policy, would make for an plausible motive but Nelson thinks there's more to it than a simple murder. The deeper Nelson digs into the questions surrounding Walt's death, the more he finds out he never really knew Walt at all.
© Kyle R Fisher, 2021
TRANSPLANT UNLIMITED
Bad heart? No problem. We’ll print you a new one.
It's the near future and the Organ Donor Waiting List is obsolete thanks to advances in 3D printing technology. Nelson and Walt, best friends since college, own Transplant Unlimited, a company that prints human organs from the recipient's own DNA for transplant the same day. Hearts, lungs, kidneys… if the surgeons can transplant it, Walt and Nelson's equipment can print it. Nelson is concerned when two hoods from the local casino show up demanding the $2 million Walt owes them but Walt assures him it is not a big deal. Three days later, Walt's corpse is at the bottom of a ravine amid the scattered wreckage of his antique sports car. It doesn't take long for Nelson to suspect it wasn't an accident. Nelson heard the rumors of Walt's affair with Erika, the attractive, young technician that worked for him but what would she see in an out-of-shape, middle aged, married man-unless it was the casino's two million dollars? Walt's wife, Lillian, loved him but they haven't been getting along lately. A mistress could do that to a relationship and, coupled with Walt's ten million dollar life insurance policy, would make for an plausible motive but Nelson thinks there's more to it than a simple murder. The deeper Nelson digs into the questions surrounding Walt's death, the more he finds out he never really knew Walt at all.
TRANSPLANT
UNLIMITED
Bad heart? No problem. We’ll print
you a new one.
It's the near future and the Organ
Donor Waiting List is obsolete thanks to
advances in 3D printing technology.
Nelson and Walt, best friends since
college, own Transplant Unlimited, a
company that prints human organs from
the recipient's own DNA for transplant the
same day. Hearts, lungs, kidneys… if the
surgeons can transplant it, Walt and
Nelson's equipment can print it. Nelson is
concerned when two hoods from the local
casino show up demanding the $2 million
Walt owes them but Walt assures him it is
not a big deal. Three days later, Walt's
corpse is at the bottom of a ravine amid
the scattered wreckage of his antique
sports car. It doesn't take long for Nelson
to suspect it wasn't an accident.
Nelson heard the rumors of Walt's
affair with Erika, the attractive, young
technician that worked for him but what
would she see in an out-of-shape, middle
aged, married man-unless it was the
casino's two million dollars? Walt's wife,
Lillian, loved him but they haven't been
getting along lately. A mistress could do
that to a relationship and, coupled with
Walt's ten million dollar life insurance
policy, would make for an plausible
motive but Nelson thinks there's more to
it than a simple murder. The deeper
Nelson digs into the questions
surrounding Walt's death, the more he
finds out he never really knew Walt at all.
