Last fall, the mother of comedian, internet sensation Alex Stein died while admitted at Baylor Hospital for “COVID-19.”
She tragically passed away and Stein says the hospital murdered her.
In a video Stein uploaded to YouTube, he shows many of the moments he filmed between he and his mom while she was in the hospital bed on a ventilator.
While the death occurred last year, Stein uploaded this video to draw attention to the fact that his mother was put on remdesivir against his wishes.
At the end of the video, you’ll see Stein arguing with hospital staff about the administration of remdesivir.
“This video is incredibly hard for me to post but the world needs to see h[ow] Baylor hospital lied to us causing my mom to die,” Stein said.
Natural News noted:
Around the time that Stein’s mother died, by the way, research compiled by Humetrix in partnership with the Department of Defense (DoD), JAIC and “Project Salus” found that remdesivir increases a patient’s risk of dying from “covid.”
In all likelihood, Stein’s mother was murdered by Baylor Hospital because she was given a deadly drug that, instead of helping, actually causes a patient to become more prone to early death – which is exactly what happened at Baylor Hospital.
“I just lost my mom today,” Stein tweeted last October along with a photo of him holding his mother’s hand at the hospital.
“I don’t need any sympathy or prayers I just want the world to know I’m gonna use my moms death to change the entire world for the better.”
I just lost my mom today. I don’t need any sympathy or prayers I just want the world to know I’m gonna use my moms death to change the entire world for the better pic.twitter.com/DVNypDMG5U
— Alex Stein #99 (@alexstein99) October 25, 2021
“Three hospitals in California face lawsuits alleging they treated patients with the controversial antiviral drug remdesivir without receiving informed consent, using a protocol which two attorneys allege led to wrongful death,” The Epoch Times reported.
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