This scientist collected Henrietta's tumor cells and distributed them.

This Bill was signed by President Nixon in 1971.

Henrietta Lacks died in this same year when the Rosenbergs was caught.

Johns Hopkins Hospital is located in this city on the East Coast.

This author decided to tell the complete story of Henrietta and the Lacks Family.

This person was Henrietta's Husband.

From 1932 to 1972 the United States Public Health Service conducted an experiment in where they injected about 400 African American Males with this disease.

Rebecca's Journey to making the book all started when she first called Deborah.

Henrietta grew up in this small town right off of Route 360.

Henrietta's Father went to this part of Massachusetts in order to sell his tobacco.

This person is the wife of Lawrence Lacks and played a huge part in Deborah's Life.

This modern requirement that Doctors follow did not exist when Henrietta was undergoing treatment.

Rebecca meet Zakariyyah in this year which marked the start of the 21st Century.

In 1966, Stanley Gartner would drop the "HeLa Bomb" at this hotel 100 miles away from Pittsburg.

This person was Henrietta's cousin, dancing buddy, and best friend.

This person the first member of the Lackses that Rebecca met.

This doctor injected HeLa cells into the arms of many unknowing patients.

The Long Road to Clover.

Rebecca first viewed the BBC documentary in this Turners Point grocery store.

Deborah Lacks was this age when she got pregnant.

The son of Deborah, currently is in prison serving a 30 year sentence.

In 1976 , this doctor tried to make his own discovery by taking the cells John Moore.

The Picture showing Day and Henrietta came from this time during the Greatest Generation.

As Rebecca stared out the window of the Holiday Inn she saw this word on the clock tower.

This part of Baltimore is where David Lacks and many other men went to work in factories.