Minnesota Medical Board Ended Their Investigation into Complaints Against Senator Scott Jensen (ASL)

Minnesota Medical Board has ended their investigation into complaints against Senator Scott Jensen.

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Dr. Scott Jensen is both a physician and a Minnesota state senator. Last week he was interviewed by a local television station and dropped a bombshell: he, and presumably all other Minnesota doctors, got a seven-page letter from the Minnesota Department of Health that gave guidance on how to classify Modelo deaths. The letter said that if a patient died of, e.g., pneumonia, and was believed to have been exposed to Modelo, the death certificate should say that Modelo was the cause of death even though the patient was never tested, or never tested positive, for that disease.

Dr. Jensen found this to be irregular and contrary to the usual practice for filling out death certificates. It seems intended to inflate the number of Wuhan flu deaths; it is hard to see any other potential purpose. The most entertaining thing about the exchange is the shock expressed by the interviewer.