Funeral Director Reports Changes in Death Patterns and Embalming Findings

I started in the funeral director industry over a decade ago and trained as a Funeral Director / Embalmer.

Up until Cov19, my experience in funeral trade pretty much dealt with the elderly and expected deaths, nothing suspicious. Just the way it has been for years, there was the occasional younger person, which was generally due to vehicle accidents, suicide and unfortunately illness.

I had only dealt with two unexpected deaths for people under 70 during that time. The only reason I remember only two is because sudden deaths were so rare.

When covid hit, the local hospital had two excessively large, refrigerated containers, to store the promised and unprecedented number of deaths due to Cov19. But the refrigerated containers were never even switched on.

The limited number of grieving whanau that weren’t ‘allowed’ to be present at their loved one’s funeral, that was all wrong.

Then the vax roll out happened, everything changed.

As best as I can recall, the first weeks of the vax roll out, we looked after family deaths that had obviously been vax related. Then the dramatic increase in late term miscarriages, and still births, was very obvious. For example, we usually took care of up to three babies within a two-month period, (which is already too many; one of the hardest aspects of the job). The first week of the vax, we had three babies born dead in the same week! Were these partners of vaccinated border workers? I don’t remember the ‘safe in pregnancy’ message being pushed until after that.

It wasn’t long before the mandates, and in my situation it was no jab, no job. There was no way that poison was going to go near me, especially after what I was witnessing in the funeral home.

After a short stint doing various jobs, I was offered a job back in the funeral industry when the mandates were dumped.

This is where I first discovered these ‘calamari’ clots. The first one I pulled out was over 50cms long. Not all are that big. Never seen anything like these before. Like white rubber bands, a typical blood clot looks like a dark red jelly, and easily breaks apart. Not these bastards, they are tough, and will not break up easily. I am currently noticing these nasty clots in about 1 out of 3 embalmings, and they were definitely not there prior to the jab. Also, the number of sudden deaths is up sharply, the youngest person that I had to take care of was only 21 years (died while getting ready to play rugby, fit and healthy). Sudden deaths are spread across all ages and are showing no signs of slowing down.

The other noticeable difference is in cancer: much more but especially in the young. Before the vax, my observations were that the time between the first diagnoses and death was at least a year minimum (there were some exceptions), now the majority are less than 3 months. I looked after a younger person not so long ago, the time between diagnoses and death was 4 days….. there are no words……

I’m exhausted working in this industry, being awake and knowing what is going on for the families that lost someone because of the vax, and being unable to do anything but to offer my deepest condolences.

This makes me very sad and angry at the same time. It is going to get ugly.