Evidence: Interview Recording
He was fed at Grandview before being vented without my consent. He was left alone for HOURS at at time. Many times he'd text me to see if I could call the nurse station because I had been hours without someone checking on him. He was having trouble with his oxygen and his call button didnt work. He said one morning the nursing supervisor came in and "admitted they dropped the ball" that night by not checking on him. I will say the COMMUNICATION and overall CARE was HUGELY different between the 2 hospitals.
In Jan of 2021, Wendy Hamm watched as her husband, Bob, took his last breath. A COVID-19 diagnosis, a deadly protocol driven by emergency use authorizations, and a health system she once trusted, turned into a dreadful path of despair and loneliness. A path that Wendy is bravely recounting for the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project (CHBMP) to expose the catastrophic reality hidden behind the doors of our healthcare institutions.
For Wendy, Bob was not just her husband; he was her world. When he started experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, Wendy had to face a heart-wrenching decision. Bob’s oxygen levels were dropping alarmingly, and they believed he needed medical assistance. Still, they feared what could happen once he was admitted to the hospital. Despite these apprehensions, Wendy decided to call an ambulance, holding onto the hope that Bob would get the treatment he needed and return home safely.
But the grim reality was far from their hopes. Despite hospitals being much emptier than expected, Bob was put on a ventilator. Wendy wasn’t allowed to visit him. The lonely vigil in the hospital parking lot, praying for Bob, became her routine. The sight of pizza deliverymen going into the hospital while she was forbidden from seeing her ailing husband is a haunting memory that stays with her.
It was not just the isolation, but also the treatment that Bob received, which deeply distresses Wendy. Bob was administered remdesivir, a drug under emergency use authorization. Wendy believes that the use of this drug, the protocol that was followed, and the way his treatment was managed, led to his untimely death.
Two years later, the impact is still raw. Wendy’s family has been left to navigate life without Bob. Their girls are without their dad. Wendy is pressing on without her husband. Not single aspect of their life remains the same. They yearn for justice, to expose the invisible entity they believe failed Bob and many others.
Yet, amid this unimaginable pain, Wendy has found courage and strength. Encouraged by Julie Smith, another victim who managed to secure a court order for Ivermectin use for her husband, Wendy is resolved to bring the truth to light. She is urging more people to share their experiences and create awareness about the disturbing realities.
The COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project (CHBMP), driven by a mission from the CHBMP Foundation, is a platform that archives these haunting narratives. It has already archived over 800 heart-rending stories like Wendy’s and published over 550 of them. The number of narratives is increasing at a rate that is challenging to keep up with. However, each story is vital, each voice important. These are not mere numbers; they are testimonies to egregious crimes against humanity that cannot be allowed to continue.
The CHBMP task force is composed of victims, mostly widows and widowers, who have experienced similar tragedies. They’re people who have experienced the bitter realities of COVID-related protocols and policies firsthand. They are individuals who, like Wendy, are turning their grief into a fight for justice.
If you or a loved one have been harmed by such protocols or policies, we urge you to document your story at chbmp.org. By sharing these experiences, we aim to expose the heartbreaking truths and work towards preventing further such occurrences. We call upon everyone to join us in this pursuit of justice and humanity. Because it is not just about us; it is about all of humanity.
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Testimony Clips 13
The following clips were extracted from Robert "Bob" Hamm's recorded testimony interview. Each captures a key moment relevant to one or more of the 25 documented COVID protocol commonalities.
“"I it wasn't until I was at the hospital probably sometime in January that I saw his feet were black, and I was so taken aback because I nobody had told me that. I didn't know that they stopped physical therapy. And, but I think that might have been as a result of the kidneys. But they kept having to then it just was a cascade from one thing to another of his body shutting down. And, they would have to shock him. He was then going into AFib, and I remember asking, why is he in AFib? He never had a heart problem. Bob wasn't even on any medication, before going in the hospital. He did not have anything wrong with him. He was a healthy man, a healthy forty eight year old man. He was a great dad and a fantastic husband.”
“"I said, you didn't have consent. You had no consent to vent him. That should have been talked over with me.”
“"And, they kept, the last time they had to do the paddles with him and and, it was becoming like very frequent, that they it was just torture. It it really was a torturous death, or progression to where he died.”
“"Well, once Bob got there, he texted and said they did not even give him oxygen in the rescue squad. And, I just couldn't even believe it. And the nurse from there was a nurse that called from inside of Sycamore and said, you know, it's good that he's in. We've got him on oxygen now. But and he's definitely gonna be admitted... I can't remember if I was on the phone with him. I just remember it was that Sunday, and he somehow I talked to a nurse. And she wanted to know he had a CPAP machine and wanted to know if I could bring his CPAP machine to the hospital. And I said, well, yes. And right away, she started talking about, venting him. And I said, venting him? I said, he just got there and he's fine.”
“"He was aware. I mean, he was so thirsty, and he wanted ice, and he wanted water. And I knew they couldn't, but I was able to just use one of those little sponges and give him some water.”
“"It's like when when the new release was out as far as, like, this, inducing the keeping the, panic going and keeping the, the false narrative going of what was really going on.”
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