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‘Killed to Order’: A Courageous Work the World Has Been Waiting for

You think you know what China’s forced organ harvesting is about—think twice.

Most people don’t know when it all began. They don’t know how many lives have been lost. And they never heard one single testimony.

After spending two decades researching and covering the CCP’s forced organ harvesting, Jan culminated his life’s work into his new book: Killed to Order, released on March 17.

From the earliest testimonies and the number of victims estimates to years of interviews and the latest ‘impossible’ survivor, the evidence documented in the book will leave you silent.

In Jan's own words, "My goal is to get Killed to Order onto the NYT bestseller list. Not for vanity, but because it forces national attention. It gets this story onto shelves, into libraries, and into conversations that otherwise wouldn’t happen."

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