Researcher Discusses COVID Vaccine Death Study and Retraction

So at the center of University of Michigan, I was doing research looking at deaths after the COVID shot, and, uh, that angered many professors.

I was told I would never have a career, uh, but I didn't care.

I did it anyways, and so I'm very happy I did.

Uh, that paper eventually was published in Forensic Science International.

It became the number one most accessed paper, um, according to the Observatory of International Research, about two weeks after it was published.

And then two weeks later, the, uh, journal cartel is what I call it, retracted it for, um, unethical reasons, probably illegal.

Um, and so that happened, um, and then, uh, it was republished a second time, thankfully.

So, so right now it's up. It's been peer-reviewed two times.

Um, we basically demonstrated a causal link between COVID shots and death.

Um, so after that, um, since then on, since I graduated, I was able to now contribute to the publication of about 25 scientific studies looking at the harms of vaccines, the possible causes of autism, of childhood vaccines, COVID shots.

That's, uh, that's my story.