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Did documenting your story with CHBMP impact your life? How has your life changed since you originally reached out to us?

How do you feel about the information you shared with us in your initial interview? Is there anything you'd like to add or clarify?

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How has the health of the victim of COVID-related crimes against humanity changed since you first shared the story?

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Has the victim undergone any further medical treatments or procedures since the last time you shared with us about the COVID-related crimes?

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Have there been any responses from hospitals or medical professionals regarding the treatment received due to COVID-related protocols?

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If you were pursuing legal action against these crimes against humanity, what has been the progress or outcome of your case?

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Have there been any significant milestones or events in your activism efforts against these inhumane practices?

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How has joining support groups or our Task Force impacted you or the victim of these COVID-related crimes?

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Have you participated in any platforms to share your story about these crimes against humanity? What was the experience like?

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Have you noticed any change in how the public or your community perceives the COVID-related situation now compared to when you initially shared your story with us?

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How has the victim's (or your) mental and emotional well-being evolved since you documented your story?

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Have there been any updates or corrections made to the victim's medical records related to the crimes?

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Are there any additional resources or support you feel you need to help address these COVID-related crimes against humanity?

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What lessons have you learned from this experience of COVID-related crimes that you'd like to share with others?

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Considering the ongoing situation, how do you foresee the future for the victim and your family?

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Have you connected with others who have had similar experiences of COVID-related crimes against humanity? How has that impacted your journey?

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Which of these commonalities related to COVID-related crimes against humanity are relevant to your story?

• Isolation of victim: Victim is denied any access to family, friends, advocate, Pastor, Priest or Clergy, etc.
• Strict adherence to EUA protocols: Only option allowed to victims are hospital “protocol” drugs; Remdesivir/Veklury, Baricitinib/Olumiant, Tocilizumab/Actemra. Often forced on victim when refused.
• Denied alternative treatments: Denied requests for treatments like Vitamins, Ivermectin, Budesonide, Hydroxychloroquine, etc.
• Denied informed consent: No informed consent provided regarding medications, treatments, intubation, or procedures.
• Gaslighting: Gaslighting by Hospital Staff. Victim and family constantly told the victim will die because they are unvaccinated.
• Removal of communication devices: Call lights, glasses, cell phones or other communication devices removed from patients’ possession.
• Dehumanization: The methodical dehumanization of the victim. Often described as “being treated like an animal”.
• Pervasive sense of wrongdoing: Family members and victim had a feeling that “something was wrong”.
• Vaccination discrimination: Discrimination based on vaccine status. Mocking, verbal and physical abuse for being unvaccinated.
• Rapid oxygen increase: Oxygen supplementation increased quickly causing lung complications.
• Refusal to communicate: Doctors, nurses, and hospital administration refusing to communicate with family or advocates.
• Dehydration and starvation: Denial of food, water, or any nutrition.
• Restraint abuse: Physical restraint and/or Chemical restraints used. Ventilation used as restraint.
• Bathroom denial: Denial of bathroom use. Forced onto a catheter and/or rectal tube.
• Non-emergency ventilation: Victim and family told it is just to “give the lungs a rest”.
• DNR pressure or shenanigans: Pressured to sign DNR. Ignored or falsified DNR.
• Palliative care pressure: Victim and family pressured into palliative care, comfort care or hospice.
• Isolated even in death: Denied access to dying victim. Denied access to view the body after death.
• Police/Security involvement: Police/Security used to keep victim isolated. Families threatened with arrest.
• Refusal of transfer: Refusal to change doctors or make hospital transfer.
• Infections and injuries: Sepsis, MRSA or Hospital-Acquired Infection. Pressure sores, skin tears, necrosis.
• Neglect: Neglect and lack of basic care, general hygiene or grooming, bathing, linen changes.
• Nighttime emergencies: Family woken up and pressured to make instant life and death choices.
• Perception of malevolence: Victim feels like hospital staff is torturing them or going to kill them.
• Unqualified staff: Treatment by foreign, travel, FEMA, or unqualified Medical Staff.

Over the last three years, unthinkable crimes against humanity have taken place. As we’ve scrutinized hundreds of cases, we’ve compiled a list of the most prevalent characteristics associated with the deadly COVID hospital protocols. Check the boxes that apply to your experience.

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