The newest residents of the Moapa Valley are the Kingsleys of Maine. Dr. Martin Kingsley - a retired Pediatrician and renowned controversial stem cell scientist is the valley's latest addition to our local community.
He and his wife Elaine, with their two children, Liam-15, a registered clone and Madden-5 who is not on the National Clone Registry, are looking forward to the slower pace the city of Overton brings.
Although the doctors experimental scientific back ground may play a part huge part to local advocates, who protest human cloning.
Dr. Kingsley worked as a New York Pediatrician, until the death of his first child; switching to scientific research with the Cel-Tech Corporation, who's known for focusing on stem cell research. As we are all aware Cel-Tech Corporation was the first to successfully reproduce a human clone in their medical facility.
Bridget Simpson a diligent activist against human cloning who has seen the atrocities of human cloning first hand, speaks out on the cloning process. She stated, "Human cloning is going against the natural state of human reproduction, it's not sanctioned from God. The United States government is making a huge mistake by allowing this to continue, " over the government limiting the human cloning process. In 2011, the United States government placed restrictions on the amount of human cloning produced, after Cel-Tech announced their first success in human cloning.
Due to the resent verdict of Barker vs the state of Virgina. On February 19, 2031, a federal law evoking illegal actions for killing human clones. Barker's statement at trial was; "In order to keep the order of God, I was cleansing the human race of vermin and mongoloids."
With so much conflict surrounding the Kingsleys it's this reporters view that Overton will never be the same whether you're for or against human cloning.
