2023

Medical Kidnappers Lose Major Court Battles but Child Trafficking through Child Welfare Continues

We get to end this week with some rare positive news stories in the subject of medical kidnapping and child trafficking in the U.S.

The highly public medical kidnapping case in Florida that was made popular with the Netflix film “Take Care of Maya” ended this week, where a jury awarded over $210 million to the Kowalski family for their losses during the time Maya was medically kidnapped by Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in Florida which led her mother to commit suicide. See our previous coverage of this case:

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Maya Kowalski succeeds on all counts against hospital that medically kidnapped her and drove her mother to kill herself

ALLENTOWN, Pa. – At an emotional Lehigh County Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday night, dozens of families who say they were affected by alleged “medical kidnapping” by Lehigh Valley Health Network spoke out against the hospital’s treatment of children.

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https://www.wfmz.com/news/area/lehighvalley/families-allege-lvhn-doctor-wrongfully-accused-them-of-child-abuse/article_920574c2-4218-11ee-8dbd-6380a4559d61.html

There are 55 documented cases of performers collapsing, dying, or falling ill in late 2022 through 2023 in this video.

And in almost all of these cases, the media will say: “We don’t know what caused this, but it was definitely not the COVID vaccine.”

Really? And we saw this happening prior to the roll-outs of the COVID “vaccines”? Did we see this in 2020 during the height of the COVID “virus pandemic” when they said we would see people dropping dead on the streets because the COVID “virus” was so bad?

No, we did not see this. This began later in 2021, and continued throughout 2022 after the shots had been injected into the majority of the population.

This is on our Bitchute channel. Thanks to checkur6 on Bitchute for compiling most of these.

https://healthimpactnews.com/2023/55-performers-collapsing-or-dying-on-stage-or-live-camera-in-late-2022-through-2023/