'Died Suddenly' Lacks Scientific Evidence According to Forbes

Media and experts discredit claim COVID-19 vaccines cause mysterious blood clots due to lack of scientific explanation. A Moderna patent and Pfizer vaccine ingredients may address this scientific gap.

By KAREN KINGSTON
MAR 10

Stew Peters’ documentary Died Suddenly premiered on Monday, November 21, 2022, and has reached over 10 million views in less than one week. Despite its success, the film has been met with less than rave reviews from the mainstream media and even some harsh critique from the alternative media and expert influencers.

Mysterious Fibrous Clots Found by Embalmers
The film features Richard Hirschman, an embalmer who claims that about 16-18 months ago he noticed some of the deceased bodies he was embalming had long fibrous ‘blood clots’ in their veins and arteries. Hirschmann now claims that the incidence of this strange phenomena has continued to increase and now more than 70% of the corpses have ‘mysterious fibrous clots’ throughout their bodies. Based on conversations with family members of the deceased, he believes the blood clots are caused by the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.

Per the film, hundreds of other embalmers around the globe have confirmed finding strange fibrous clots as well, claiming that the long fibrous clots first started appearing in dead people 16 - 18 months ago; after the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine rollout.

As you watch Died Suddenly, you’ll view dozens of images and video clips of these mysterious fibrous clots, as well as hear testimony from multiple embalmers from around the globe who have witnessed this strange phenomena. That being said, the film’s claim that ‘mysterious fibrous clots are killing vaccinated people’ is truly bizarre.

How does an mRNA vaccine encoding for a biological spike protein for a respiratory virus cause never-seen-before fibrous growths of up to 3 feet long?! This makes no sense! Where are the fact-checkers please?!

Oh wait…. here comes Bruce Lee, a reporter from Forbes magazine

In order to find this at the moment I would look into Karen Kingston's substack. The thing is I'm having a great deal of
issues following the link that was sent; the jerks are busy. Perhaps they gave so called Bruce Lee reporter something he knew better than proving information to do.

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver