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EMBALMERS WORLDWIDE REPORT UNEXPLAINED FIBROUS “RUBBERY” CLOTS IN DECEASED 2/24/24

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First published at 11:01 UTC on February 29th, 2024.

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Trade embalmer, Richard Hirschman, joins Del days after posting a viral video of himself removing a long, fibrous clot from the jugular of a corpse, the likes of which he has never seen before 2021. Joining the conversation, US Air Force Major & Data Analyst, Thomas Haviland, reveals his data collected from two "Worldwide Embalmer Blood Clot Surveys" investigating the appearance of new and unusual white fibrous clots being found in corpses.

#FiberousClots #ExcessDeaths #DiedSuddenly #vaccine #bloodclots #death

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