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Jill Shank's avatar

Thank you for staying focused on this important issue. We the people deserve transparency and accountability.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

New York WAS the pandemic.

People are forgetting that.

If they are lying about that death curve in any way, it blows the whole thing.

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Jill Shank's avatar

I completely agree. NYC was the death wave that was ‘coming soon to a neighborhood near you’. We watched media reports of the dying, body bags and hospital ships. You are spot on that NY was the catalyst to pandemic policies. Your data is compelling to the fraud. Where are the bodies? Where are they buried? The hospital records should match to death certificates and headstones. Highly recommend people watch your interview by JJ Couey on twitch.

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Allen's avatar

In such a situation as this it's best to start with the assumption, "They lied and are lying about everything", and work back from there.

Covid-19 is a false flag event, your classic circuit breaker, the biggest in known human history.

The entire phony pandemic is the product of decades of planning. There was no pandemic.

Even with complete control of media the perpetrators ensured that the public had a false choice presented repeatedly-natural/pangolin/wet market vs lab based/GoF. They control every story so fully that its certain that they chose to put that story out there and return to it repeatedly. The effect is to make it unthinkable that there wasn’t a virus.

Most of the "acceptable dissenting voices" parrot the Big Lie that there was something new and bad out there- there wasn't. Embedding a Big Lie inside additional onion layers of manufactured controversies is the preferred modus operandi for maintaining the propagation of the Lie.

“COVID” is a myth- it's money laundering pure and simple.

The scam phase of the debacle is over, kind of like groping over bodies for loose change before calling the ambulance. Pretty soon Big Pharma will have stolen more money and killed more people than the Military Industrial Complex, quite an accomplishment. My hope is that this destroys forever the idea that Doctors and the Medical establishment have some sort of golden halo, its a poison distribution guild, backed by officers of the State, running up the tab at the public coffers, and swimming in sanctimonious arrogance.

“Covid-19” was and is a business plan not a medical emergency. It was a globally coordinated psychological warfare operation by the ruling class. The amount of propaganda and censorship alone should provoke inquiry - a real pandemic would not require such information management.

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Ernie Rockwell's avatar

Well put.

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MDskeptic's avatar

The NYDOH is hiding the data, our data, because you have figured out their lying scheming fraud. Thank you for your diligence.

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Michael Wallach's avatar

Great work as always. I heard someone say once that the other 5 hospitals in Queens had been closed, forcing Elmhurst to be the only one running, and thus appearing to look like "the hospitals" were slammed. Have you seen any data to support this idea that some hospitals were closed during this period? Have you looked into it? Very curious about this....

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

I have not, but I can. Regardless, Elmhurst was normal to below normal, in terms of occupancy, ED visits, and admissions

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Michael Wallach's avatar

If it's true it would make the Elmhurst data even more revealing. I would be super interested to hear what you can find from the other queens hospitals.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

From a quick look, I don’t see anything that substantiates that claim. Is it possible that certain outpatient/urgent care facilities in the area were closed and funneled people to Elmhurst’s outside “tent” that was being used to test people and (effectively) keep the public out of the hospital?

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Ivan Iriarte's avatar

This is a very interesting issue. If it is true, I am even more impressed with Jessica's finding (months ago) that Elmhurst actually had very low occupancy and ER visits during the "high" of the "pandemic"... and it was so even having the other hospitals closed!!!

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

It’s what you would expect of there were no sudden Disease spread and other kinds of live exercises using “damaged ships” were being run

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TFish's avatar

The need for a serious audit of the state’s numbers is glaring. Because of the downstream impact from the perceptions based around the situation in NYC, this is even worse than the trillions unaccounted from the Pentagon over the years.

Keep going. So important!

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

They can't self-audit.

I don't think the Feds can do it either.

The Feds know all about this. There's simply no way they don't - and also little chance they weren't directly involved in what's gone on.

I'm not sure how this should all go down, given how many compromised and biased players there are, but the public demanding release of death certificates would be a good start.

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TFish's avatar

Self-auditing would be ridiculous! Like the DoD auditing itself. Given the evident corruption at multiple levels, I can’t see any reliable accounting coming from *any* governmental body. We need a real open source parsing of the data, but as you’ve pointed out, nearly impossible to do when the data is on lockdown.

Why aren’t death certificates part of the public record? Shouldn’t they be?

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Because, unlike other states, NY law doesn’t make them public or permit them to the subject to FOI request.

Pay no attention to how fortuitous that is. 🙄

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TFish's avatar

Oh man. Has it always been that way, or was there a convenient legal change in the recent-ish past?

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

I believe it’s been that way awhile. I need to review the laws and history.

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Ivan Iriarte's avatar

Great work! The more I read what you write, the more I am convinced of the fraud. What a disgrace! Just an observation: On your second figure (graph), which shows total beds occupied and "beds occupied by covid positive patients", I have a high suspicion that "covid positive patients" consisted in the majority of people who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 on a PCR test, which was done because they did the test on everyone (people with gunshot wounds, gallbladder stones, strokes, heart attacks, car accidents...). I am almost sure that most of them did not have covid. But of course, I cannot prove that.

Keep up your work.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Thanks!

I believe hospital occupancy curve is fraudulent, in one way or another, as evidenced by the data for Elmhurst Hospital provided by NYC H+H, which was purported to be one of the most "overwhelmed" hospitals.

Honestly, it's hard to put a lot of faith in ANY of the data, but I have to look for "consilience" between sources.

ED visits and hospital admissions (any reason) citywide peaked in January.

At any given point, certainly toward the end of the winter months, there are always going to be fragile persons in hospitals, hospice, and nursing homes. That was no less the case in Feb and March 2020, new pathogen or no new pathogen. (Admittedly, there would be fewer frail people in those settings toward the end of the season, because the most fragile would be gone.)

At minimum, you could stage sudden spread of a pathogen simply by 1) co-opting and naming something already in circulation or already "in" people via a shot or other mechanism, 2) develop a test for it, 3) tell HCWs that it's new and has no real treatment, and 4) advise or require or encourage a bunch of deadly policies that "react" to positive test, even by themselves, would increase mortality (let alone if carried out with intent or zeal).

Instant death.

My "ship" allegory is apt https://x.com/EWoodhouse7/status/1692707623794045431?s=20

So the question isn't whether it's easy to create death instantly; it's whether the formula I suggested actually yielded the number of deaths we see.

IMO, it's the steepness and the younger-adult deaths that give them away and suggest serious fraud and/or another agent or mechanism(s) being involved.

I hate that it's where we're at, but I've tried to follow the evidence as best I can, and that's where I'm at right now

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Arne's avatar

Jessica pointed to one man, Juan Sanabria-- see https://web.archive.org/web/20200401195449/https://www.newyorker.com/news/postscript/the-life-and-death-of-juan-sanabria-one-of-new-york-citys-first-coronavirus-victims --as an example of a middle-aged adult who was taken into a hospital and never got out. He went into a Bronx hospital on 3/9 and died on 3/17. He was 53 years old.

As the New Yorker writer says, "He never regained consciousness after being intubated; when he died, on March 17th, no one had a chance to say goodbye."

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Evil.

And yet, no calls for investigations into hospitals.

Why is that?

Like many, I do think there’s amply evidence people were killed by protocols.

But why hasn’t the toll been substantiated or verified to the public?

It’s truly bizarre

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Ivan Iriarte's avatar

Agree 💯

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Norman J Pieniazek's avatar

Thank you for excellent work. Chapeau bas.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Appreciate the complement. Thank you kindly!

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Jeremy's avatar

Typo in graph:

"New York City Daily Hospital Inpatient Deaths (All Causes), 1/1/2019 - 12/31/3030"

This should say "1/1/2019 - 12/31/2020" so you'll need to replace the image.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Thank you. will do.

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Madam Stakeholder's avatar

I think this is a typo too:

Do New York state officials expect us to simply accept that the equivalent of the peak NYC’s spring hospital inpatient census in died in 2.5 months? ["in"]

Your articles are exceptionally clear and generally typo-free, btw. Explaining/synthesizing the import of what you are questioning -- bite by bite -- is an impressive feat (that I admire).

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zdb's avatar

thank you

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Rebal's avatar

Many died w mysterious illness or their conditions worsened after the sh*ts were rolled out. Is anyone discussing that some hospitalizations were after the shot?

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Hi. My focus is on NYC’s spring 2020 mortality event. There are many people who focus on the covid shot. I care about that, but it’s not the period of focus in this particular inquiry

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Rebal's avatar

Sure, I understand. I just don't the audience to forget that piece. It was devastating to watch

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Worse, people were coerced and convinced to get a medical treatment on the basis of what the government was saying happened in NYC.

NYC comprised over 20% of the COVID-blamed deaths in the whole country in spring 2020.

Let that sink in.

Obviously, there's the issue of cause of death attribution, but that's not even the point I'm making in this point.

I'm talking about the claim that almost 20K people are alleged to have died as hospital inpatients in 11 weeks.

It's absurd on its face.

Even if HALF of these deaths are fraudulent in terms of COD attribution, day of death, or some other dimension, it's a big deal for the whole narrative

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Rebal's avatar

I don't think anyone questions that. I woukd be concerned if they didn't. Those that are finally brave enough to wake up anyway.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

What I’m saying and believe is very different from what McCullough says and believes with regard to “Wave 1”

https://x.com/ewoodhouse7/status/1703160356879626649?s=46

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The Underdog's avatar

If you really want that data, lawyer up and file it as an FOIA and prepare to litigate them over a long drawn out 2 year court case.

They won't be giving it out any other way. They will stonewall, and just short of you having an insider who is willing to leak (either out of decency or for a reward), there isn't much else you can do as an approach.

...Well, besides having someone join them as a new employee, climb the ranks and then release the information. But then it is almost certainly faster to litigate for it. And more legal.

But... this is not legal advice, speak with a lawyer.

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James Payette's avatar

In an email conversation with an IT specialist at Elmhurst hospital (the epicenter of the epicenter) in April 2020, he wrote that the hospital was fairly empty and not overwhelmed at all. The nurses said they were told they were in the calm at the center of the storm. The hospital protocol at that time was to turn away covid infected experiencing mild symptoms. They should come back when they were in respiratory distress. Whereupon they were put on ventilators and given remdesivor. In England I have read those in respiratory distress were given morphine and midazolam, both of which suppress respiration. Any guesses as how this effected the death rate from covid 19.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Can you cite a source for this?

The claims about hospitals turning people away are, I’ve found, laced with some urban legend

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Peter's avatar

Not sure if this is helpful, but "peak census" doesn't mean total cumulative/unique patients, right? in which case, does that make it problematic to compare with cumulative deaths?

Also, is there anything we can do to help get the data you need?

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Correct, and yes I'm aware of that.

But think of it this way: the claim is that 60 or so hospitals lost the equivalent of the peak number of inpatients who were in those in beds in 11 weeks. Yet ED visits plummeted and hospital admissions were way down. The only way the numbers could even BEGIN to work is if they include a huge portion of people who were already in the hospital by March 1. I offered other possibilities here: https://www.woodhouse76.com/p/where-is-the-proof-that-over-37000

That's cataclysmic. It's the biggest hospital mass casualty event in any city ever.

Then, inexplicably, hospital ACM drops to baseline, where it stays until late December.

I've spoken to hospital system data analysts in the Chicago area, and they say they can't believe the numbers and that even a fraction of that would normally trigger an automatic federal investigation into each hospital.

Re: the data needed...it's data every American deserves -- not only for NYC but wherever they live.

Many states DO make at least de-identified deaths processed by the ME public. A number of others allow death certificates to be obtained via FOIA.

DAILY data for every hospital in the country should be released. from my POV, this would mean (at minimum), going back 5 years or more:

--Daily ED visits (any reason)

--Daily outpatient visits (any reason)

--Daily admissions (any reason)

--Daily admits to ICU (any reason)

--Daily admits to Non-ICU (any reason)

--Daily transfers from ICU to Non-ICU and vice versa

--Daily number of tests for "COVID" given (with % pos, neg, inconclusive) - I could go on with testing data here, but I'll let this suffice for now..

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Why should I give them anything that involves my work? They’ve had three years and are located in the actual city where these deaths occurred.

Obviously, this is all public and they can do what they want. But the chances are slim.

NY Post advances fundamentally flawed pandemic narratives too.

NYC’s death curve is probably one of the biggest real-time journalistic failures of our lifetime.

Imagine this curve is fraudulent in some way, shape, or form by 4K deaths or more (which I believe is the case).

What are the implications for the “best” reporters in the media capital of the country, if not the world?

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

You’re right about Allysa and I’ve connected with her in the past. Still, this is a numbers story, isn’t it? Potentially a fraud story? What interest would the nation’s premier money/numbers newspaper - one is located in New York - is reporting on someone doing work they should have done? They view regular people like me as competitors, not allies

I just don’t see that happening that this point. Could be wrong.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

They’d have more of an interest is trying to paint me as crazy. 🙄

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Now I see what you’re saying. Yes, that could work. I thought you were saying them investigate and report!

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Thank you!

Yes, I have been a Christian my whole life and appreciate your blessing! Soli Deo Gloria.

1) I don't expect the $4.3 million report to give anyone the full truth. Officials never do anything to indict themselves. Kathy Hochul was Lt Gov under Cuomo and initiated the latest dog-and-pony show last July: https://www.gothamgazette.com/state/11474-hochul-launches-covid-response-review-rfp Firm was hired that November.

No group or individual has paid me to pursue this NYC inquiry. I've been at it for awhile and am guided by my own desire to know what happened.

2) Regarding the silence and "we don't have that" responses...

by and large, both NYS DOH and NYC DOHMH have responded to my FOIL requests quickly and with the data requested.

Of the two agencies, NYC DOHMH has been far better. Except for the hospital admission data, there really haven't been any outright denials since I began actively seeking out more data in July 2022.

NYC H+H (the public hospitals system) was VERY slow to get me the Elmhurst occupancy data and initially said no, they didn't have it. I pushed back and different staffer gave me the data immediately. There's no excuse for the delay on the request to them I made in May 2023 re: total daily deaths at the 11 public hospitals. (That request also included records pertaining to blood draws/testing.)

The H+H silence I document here https://www.woodhouse76.com/p/covid-death-discrepancy-for-nyc-public and the NYS DOH failure to respond I mention in this article are direct inquiries to agency offices/staff - not FOIL requests. In some ways, the silence isn't surprising. At the same time, the discrepancies I'm observing aren't insignificant. Indeed, they're a pretty big deal. :) Writing about the silence was my next-step, not my first choice. I would've preferred an explanation.

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hmmm - I am surprised and not surprised - "Christian my whole life". It is neither a necessary nor sufficient condition; but time and again, you find someone not accepting the line, the fear; someone pushing back and pushing hard - and that will come out: some spiritual foundation; more often that not Christian. Yet oh so many churches across the complete denominational spectrum folded and folded fast. That single parish in Alberta CA is an exception that proves the rule; but pastor Artur Pawlowski got his start fighting the Communists in Poland. Katherine Watt, after months of herculean labor documenting the direction of US DOD in the vax effort, now seems concerned with a pilgrimage back to her Catholic roots: https://bailiwicknews.substack.com/p/on-catholic-subsidiarity-as-the-counterweight

(Pawlowski, by the way, is currently under house arrest and facing a ten year prison sentence for numerous convictions.)

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