'Never Seen’ Before: Embalmers Finding Long, Rubbery Clots Inside Corpses Since Implementation of Covid Vaccines

The Gateway Pundit ^ | September 4, 2022 | Cristina Laila

[Macho MAGA Man]

Embalmers are finding long, rubbery clots inside of corpses since the implementation of Covid vaccines.

According to one Alabama embalmer who has been treating corpses for over 20 year, the strange fibrous clots emerged in May of 2021, shortly after the Covid vaccines first became available to the public.

"It wasn’t until May or June of last year that I started to say, ‘something is really different about the blood’ and then later in September, I took my first picture, since I couldn’t come out with just one piece of evidence because what if it’s just a fluke?” Alabama embalmer Richard Hirschmann told 1819 News. “Now, I have been gathering evidence and I have pictures of over 100 cases. And it’s not stopping. It’s not slowing down.”

Richard Hirschmann was interviewed 6 months ago on his findings.

The Epoch Times spoke to Richard Hirschmann and other embalmers who have all documented the same rubbery clots in corpses starting in 2021.

"In 20 years of embalming, I had never seen these white fibrous structures in the blood, nor have others in my field. In the past year, I have seen these strange clots in many different individuals, and it doesn’t seem to matter what they die of, they often have similar substances in their blood. This makes me very concerned because if something is wrong in the blood, it begs the question: is something causing people to die prematurely?” Hirschman told the Epoch Times.

Hirschmann said he has noticed that the blood in people’s bodies has changed in the last two years.

[Secret Agent Man]

Its because part of it is back inmyour sinus cavity, which most people don’t realize is pretty big.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

COVID itself causes abnormal clotting and fibrin structures. Dr. Roger Seheult's excellent "COVID Update" covered this around April or May 2020.

I've been following the possibility of the vaccine causing such problems here on FR.

Dr. John Campbell in England has been talking about excess deaths. His podcast three days ago discussed this, but he carefully avoids linking excess deaths to the vaccine and he doesn't mention the clotting problem.

[Hodar]

so embalmers are opening up the vessels, is this common practice?

I am not trying to be mean or rude, just answering a question bluntly. To embalm, the Mortician must drain the blood and replace it with a formaldehyde to embalm the body. This is routine. They normally use a large artery to make this transfer. If the artery is “plugged”, then this is what they have to do

YouTube has many channels by Mortician’s and this was NOT common earlier. This is done to slow the body from decomposition for the funeral. My wife wanted to work in this industry; so I picked up a bit. This is not my career. But you asked a pertinent question. I hope this answers your question adequately

[Macho MAGA Man]

I bet she was having a horrible headache.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Recall the Astra Zeneca vaccine was pulled in early 2021 because of clotting problems.

[metmom]

Ping to post 32

[Secret Agent Man]

She didn’t look comfortable.

That said, other people with chronic sinus problems and congenital blood problems can get these things too.

It was just in her case, she didnlt have either of these issues, and it was 1-2 weeks after her vax.

[Chode]

i understand that, my question is how they know where the clots are, and then how to dissect them out?

embalmers aren’t doctors too now are they?

is this something that happens now and again or is this wholly new?

[RetiredTexasVet]

They only do when the arteries are blocked and they inject embalming fluid. They open up an artery to clear the blockage.

[Big Red Badger]

Murder Trials,,,
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Sorta like ‘Nuremberg’
War Trails where they Hanged 6 people?
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That kinda Trial?
/$

[Rurudyne]

There apparently was a long tradition of morticians being the local coroner when most places were too podunkish for having their own big city coroner. Local doctors took the job too.

[Chode]

thank you...

[Rurudyne]

Barbers or butchers were sometimes dentists too ... one of the best lines from Back to the Future 3 was they’d never seen teeth so pretty that weren’t storebought.

[Chode]

yup, sometime docs too... wild wild west

[sockmonkey]

*** How in the world is there ANY blood flow if your veins are filled with those gigantic clots? ***

My neighbor clotted up after her second or third jab They put in eight stents. I’m pretty sure she was dead, and just being guinea pigged as I was there when the EMT’s couldn’t get an airway, tried to bag her, defibbed her. It was horrible. Took her to the hospital. After 120 minutes from her “heart attack”, the hospital calls, “we have a pulse. She’s in the Cath Lab.” 3 days later, they finally pulled the plug.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

That’s awful. Bad stuff.

[Cobra64]

Great book. Watch out for blinking red lights too.

[metmom]

Yup.

[one guy in new jersey]

They need to run embalming fluid into the deceased’s bloodstream. The clots, it turns out, have been obstructing this process.

[Pollard]

Arterial embalming, which involves the injection of embalming chemicals into the blood vessels, usually via the right common carotid artery. Blood and interstitial fluids are displaced by this injection and, along with excess arterial solution, are expelled from the right jugular vein and collectively referred to as drainage. The embalming solution is injected with a centrifugal pump, and the embalmer massages the body to break up circulatory clots so as to ensure the proper distribution of the embalming fluid. This process of raising vessels with injection and drainage from a solitary location is known as a single-point injection. In cases of poor circulation of the arterial solution, additional injection points (commonly the axillary, brachial, or femoral arteries, with the ulnar, radial, and tibial vessels if necessary) are used. The corresponding veins are commonly also raised and utilized for drainage. Cases where more than one vessel is raised are referred to as multiple-point injection, with a reference to the number of vessels raised (i.e. a six-point injection or six-pointer). As a general rule, the more points needing to be raised, the greater the difficulty of the case. In some cases draining from a different site from injection (i.e. injecting arterial fluid into the right common carotid artery and draining from the right femoral vein) is referred to as a split (or sometimes cut) injection. In certain cases the embalmer may deem it necessary to perform a restricted cervical injection, which involves injecting the head of the deceased separately from the rest of body. This is done in cases where distention (swelling) has a greater chance of occurring. In many cases, an embalmer may select to perform what is known as a pre-injection. A pre-injection is a solution of chemicals that do not contain any preservative chemicals, but rather chemicals that encourage vasodilation, help disperse blood clots, and act as chelating agents. The focus of this "pre-injection" is to allow for a more complete drainage and better distribution of the arterial embalming solution.

Quite a bit of the process is dealing with clots. They do whatever they have to do to ensure all blood is replaced with embalming fluid.