Jeff Diamond

Jeff Diamond, músico profesional, instructor y guitarrista, le amputaron ocho dedos de sus manos tras ser inoculado con la inyección C-19 de J&J el 9 de julio de 2021, una semana después, fue encontrado inconsciente y es trasladado a un hospital donde permaneció en coma durante tres semanas.

Los coágulos de sangre generalizados, cerraron sus riñones y otros órganos lo que hizo que los médicos le amputaran ocho dedos mientras estaba en coma. Permaneció en el hospital durante otras tres semanas hasta que ingresó a un asilo de ancianos, estando allí la sonda de alimentación se abrió y lo llevaron a una sala de emergencias. Tras un año no ha podido volver a tocar la guitarra y su voz quedó afectada.

Fuente: THE CHILDREN'S HEALT DEFENSE

Recopilación de casos que han presentado efectos adversos o muertes posteriores a la "inyección".
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