The Stanford Scandal

After the suspicious death of Jane Stanford, founder of Stanford University, a scandal emerges. Stanford president, David Starr Jordan, tries to cover up the murder by spreading misinformation and discrediting the Hawaiian doctors who conducted the autopsy. The coroner's report reveals clear signs of strict-nine poisoning, but Dr. Jordan insists that Jane Stanford died of heart failure. Driven by personal motives and a desire to protect the reputation of the university, Dr. Jordan's actions raise suspicions and cast doubt on the official cause of death.