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THERE WERE SEVEN SUSPECTS Kenneth Meer wasn't one of them. Yet a week after the explosion, he was in the psychiatric ward suffering from something the doctors called "The Lady Macbeth Syndrome"— invisible blood on the hands. There were various possibilities: he had planted the bomb himself and the burden of guilt was too great for him. Or: he hadn't but knew who had. Or: the event itself was too heavy - - the havoc, the shrapnel-shattered flesh, the blood on the walls...All valid guesses, but just guesses. Meanwhile, a man who had killed for no reason was wandering around with a bomb in a briefcase.This time he had all the reason in the world to kill... and kill again!