As parents were misled by MMR findings, this is the house that Wakefield built

This page is research from an investigation by Brian Deer | Go to part I: The Lancet scandal | Go to part II: The Wakefield factor

After Andrew Wakefield was ejected, with a reported six-figure payoff, from London's Royal Free hospital medical school in October 2001, he wasn't only busy augmenting his income from more than £435,000 drawn on the legal aid fund, against the MMR scare he invented. He and wife Carmel O'Donovan were also building this house, marketed in March 2007 for £2,950,000 ($5,677,550)