West Haven, Conn., attorney Richard Altschuler has reams of paper and endless boxes of notes that tell the story. Medical experiments on children. Claims that a large American pharmaceutical company exploited a third world country.

Sounds like the plot of a novel? It was. The book is called “The Constant Gardener.” A movie of the same name followed in 2005.

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