Where is a good source of information on what Jack Kevorkian did between the 60s and 90s?

Question

I've been having trouble finding what happened to Jack Kevorkian from the end of his medical school residency and painting around the 1960s until his first assisted suicide in 1990. I've heard that he tried producing a film and opening an unsuccessful medical clinic, but I need more information on these incidents from reputable sources if they're true. Anyone know what he was up to in those 30 years?

Answer 1

Have a look at "CHRONOLOGY OF DR. JACK KEVORKIAN'S LIFE" : http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/kevorkian/chronology.html

"1952
Graduates from University of Michigan medical school with a specialty in pathology."

"1956
Publishes journal article, "The Fundus Oculi and the Determination of Death," discussing his efforts to photograph the eyes of dying patients, a practice that earned him the nickname "Doctor Death." "

"December 1958
Presents paper at meeting in Washington, D.C., advocating medical experimentation on consenting convicts during executions. Embarrassed, University of Michigan officials ask Kevorkian to leave his residency there."

"1961
Publishes article in The American Journal of Clinical Pathology detailing his experiments on transfusing blood from cadavers to live patients."

"1970
Becomes chief pathologist at Saratoga General Hospital in Detroit."

"Late 1970s
Quits pathology career, travels to California, and invests life savings in directing and producing a feature movie based on Handel's "Messiah." With no distributor, the movie flops."