Posted on 01/28/2022 2:21:30 PM PST by ransomnote
GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING. The images interspersed throughout the video are graphic and many may find them highly disturbing. I did not provide any such images from the video below – just one photo of Dr. Jane Ruby and Mr. Richard Hirschman. The 3 images within the first 10 minutes are medical in nature, pertaining to blood clots in an embalming setting, the third picture includes a glimpse of the deceased's legs. I posted time markers in the transcript to indicate approximate location of the images, but I was not precise and they may appear a bit earlier in the video than the time stated.
The content is, by itself, disturbing and the few pictures within the first 10 minutes of the video are more so. It can be too much for some people.
I recommend just listening to the video unless you are confident such content will not be too distressing. I know we all vary in tolerance levels and life events which may or may not make such images harder to look at. Please exercise caution.
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Dr. Jane Ruby: Welcome to the Jane Ruby show. I am your host today, Dr. Jane Ruby, and I have a world-wide exclusive. I have a blockbuster revelation that has come to the show that I want to share with you today, never before seen, possibly results of the Covid flu bioweapon or the injections.
Now a board-certified embalmer and funeral director has come forward with some of his observations and findings that are restricted to the time period after these injections have been rolled out.
I want to introduce today Mr. Richard Hershman. Thank you for being here today, Richard.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Thank you for having me.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Absolutely, it’s an honor to speak to you. You know, I’m really grateful that you’ve come forward.
You are, as I said, board certified as a funeral director and an embalmer, and you have over 20 years of experience in the business, as well as your colleagues that you’ve consulted with, and that you work with have discovered that within the last year, particularly, you are finding something very, very unusual in the bodies of those you are putting to rest.
Tell us a little bit about, just a little bit more, if I missed anything in your background, before we get to the pictures that you’ve brought forward to our producers.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Sure. I started back in 2001. I became board-certified in 2004. I’ve been embalming for a long, long time. I’m currently mostly what you call a trade embalmer or traveling embalmer, so I embalm for several locations, and I’ve been finding these strange clots, and it all started, I can’t put my finger on it but, probably around the middle of last year, the middle of 2001.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Okay. Then let’s get to it. Let’s take a look at our first picture (first image around 2:26) which is a very long…you can see this in the picture…a very long clot on this table, and from the far left end of it, it looks like a red string blood clot, if you will, and going across, I just want to describe it for the audience, all the way to the far right it becomes more and more white and fibrous, and it bifurcates, or it splits off.
Tell us how you found this. First of all, how did you come upon this?
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Yes, I’ve seen a handful of these and when I do the embalming I have to go into a vein, and in order for the embalming process, I have to allow blood to be drained, so I’ve actually pulled this huge long clot, fibrous-looking clot, out prior to embalming (showing first image again at around 3:52)
Dr. Jane Ruby: And what part of the body did this come from, Richard?
Mr. Richard Hirschman: This one came out of, from the iliac, basically right around the femoral artery.
Dr. Jane Ruby: So it’s sort of the groin? For lay people, that would be the groin?
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Yes.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Okay. So you’re saying you pulled this, and it looks like the length of the person’s leg? Is that correct?
Mr. Richard Hirschman: It’s almost the length of the leg. I had pulled out a few others before this. I just so happened, you know I got to take a picture of this because nobody will believe what this looks like.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Yes.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: If you see the front end of it, it looks like a normal blood clot, but that white fibrous-looking stuff just isn’t normal.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Yeah, and tell us about the characterization that you shared on that. The red part is a blood clot? Tell us about the texture, what happens when you squeeze it, and compared to the white part that goes down the rest of the leg. Tell us about the texture.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Typically a blood clot is smooth; it’s blood that coagulated together but when you squeeze it or touch it, or try to pick it up, generally it falls apart, it smashes… it’s very…you can almost, you know, squeeze it between your fingers and almost get it back to blood again.
But this white fibrous is pretty strong. It’s not weak at all.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Oh, my gosh.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: You can manipulate it. It’s very pliable. It’s not hard. It’s very…ah…it’s hard to sit there and say exactly, but it’s…it is not normal, and I don’t know how anybody could live with something like this inside of them.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Now, Richard, tell us about the, you know, this is anonymous, no names, no areas of the country, no companies – anything like that. But tell us what you came to learn about this particular person’s, person who’s passed, where you found this particular long clot.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Yes. This is a person, I had come to find out, was vaccinated, but also had apparently contracted Covid anyway.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Okay.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: The person, if I recall on this one here, was released from the hospital after being tested negative.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Okay.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Yet, at the same time, then they died a few days later probably because, just full of blood clots.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Right, so you shared…
Mr. Richard Hirschman: …had a hard time breathing.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Sure. And you shared with me, when we chatted before the show, that you had received information from a reliable source, that this person, when they were sent home from the hospital, there was some documentation of shortness of breath, difficulty breathing.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Yes.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Did I get that right?
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Yes. From my understanding, people were upset within the family because they released him even though he was still in bad condition and, it’s sad. It’s sad.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Yeah. Richard, I want to get back to these clots. I want to take a look at the second picture that you provided. You indicated that you actually rinsed off, because you’d never seen anything like this before. You’re starting to see it more and more; you said you never saw anything like this. You’ve seen tons of clots, tons of growths, you know things like that of course, but you’ve never seen anything like what we’re seeing in these pictures before 2019 - 2020 when this whole thing started.
Tell us, once you washed off, this is the second picture we’re looking at where you washed it off a little bit, where you could see more clearly. Tell us about what you observed in that picture.
Mr. Richard Hirschman: (image 2 at 7:26) Yes, what I’ve been finding is, a lot of bodies have been very clotted and I started noticing, like to get a view of what’s inside of this, I could literally rinse these clots, rub the blood off of them, and this white stuff holds strong; it does not dissolve. You can break it but it’s stretchy, and I thought maybe, you know, something’s not right. I contacted colleagues of mine and they’re all seeing the same thing. This is not….this is not normal for anybody that I know.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Now, before we go to the 3rd picture you brought, I want my production crew to hear me say this publicly, I want to give people about 7 – 10 seconds with a disclaimer that this could be a very sensitive picture, and could be uncomfortable for children or some folks. So I’m giving you that warning now. The third picture we’re bringing up does have the picture of the deceased legs and how you took out a lot of these long clots.
(image 3 at around 8:41) And to be clear, Richard, confirm for me, you did say that these are, mostly you are seeing them and pulling them from veins, not arteries. Is that correct?
Mr. Richard Hirschman: Yes. But on this one here I did, I also got one out of the artery as well, which is unusual. I have, here lately, been pulling some out of arteries. I actually pulled one out of an artery last night. And all these years of experience, normally you don’t get clots out of an artery unless it’s somebody that’s been dead for several days, but this is definitely not the caes.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Right. Because the blood moves in arteries, and it can sometimes pool in veins.
Richard, was there any difference in terms of what you observed: color, consistency, whatever, from the clot, whatever this clot thing is? It’s not even a…clot refers to ‘just blood.’ But was there any difference in what you observed from the ones you pulled from arteries compared to the ones you pulled from veins?
Mr. Richard Hirschman: The ones I pull from veins are much larger, usually.
Dr. Jane Ruby: Wow.
ENDING TRANSCRIPT AT 9:57 minute mark. Video is 30 minutes, 28 seconds in length.
It is often just another day at the office. It is highly impactful. It is not what I originally signed up for. We do what we must and over the years I was frequently horrified.
One stab into a Ventricle or Atrium can change the World. I often wondered about just who was the person who got away with this battery. One day I learned just what a human heart looks like when there is no blood in it. The same day. I saw human lungs completely void of Oxygen or blood. It was one of my worst experiences ever in the Trauma Center.
For what it is worth, a heart is a very ugly piece of meat or muscle when there is no circulation, ugly and grayish, not at all like the pictures. The lungs are brownish in color. Nobody ever told me that before. I had to see it for myself.
Perhaps I should have gone into homicide investigations. I was so disturbed by things that I sometimes saw. I felt so very powerless. It was odd seeing these young Physicians going through such absurd motions on a young murder victim. Sure, it was a teaching hospital, but I received no premium from viewing certain things. The Patients were often quite dead, but nobody would declare it so until after the maneuvers were performed. To me me it was often seriously some dark shit.
I did not want to do it anymore, but I continued, for a while.
Where have you been?
You were gone for a few days and as I was enjoying the peace and quiet I thought about it and got kind of worried.
Thought perhaps you got Covid and, well, not sure what you’d do.
You’re capable of being smart or a refusenik.
Next time an LOA form completed would be well received. FYI.
And you thought the Fantastic Four were created by gamma rays.
#Vaxtastic4
Over on Nunya street. That's a couple of blocks over from Mindyabidness Avenue and MLK.
That is 500 M in a population of 330M. It's not unthinkable given that most people have been vaccinated with at least 2 doses of Pfizer or Moderna and a lot of people have now been boosted by the drug companies who are boosting the taxpayers.
Especially in the brain area...
Oh, dear. It’s bagster.
I see you haven’t damaged your record of never saying anything of substance and not allowing reality to ever phase you.
Uh oh - you're slipping up there a bit, bagster.
Not that anyone needed this for confirmation about what was obvious.
What do you know about reality? You cite Worldometer like its's real.
#OhDear
#SonOfFauci
That was a very substantive post.
Or was it?
I did not hear a location. That would explain some of differences in practices if he is from Britain and why info did not come out until their lock down was lifted.
Will have to listen again
Do you believe there have been nearly 10 billion mRNA shots administered worldwide?
I don't know about "anyone." What I did hear at the time was that regular flu was way down in 2020-21. I didn't hear it was absent entirely.
According to your argument if the ordinary flu virus infected someone first, the covid 19 virus wouldn’t infect them.
That's my understanding. I think the most important factor is that some strains of virus are more communicable, and transmit faster or better than others for various reasons and come to dominate the field for a time. But they are all morphing and being selected by the susceptibility of the hosts they encounter (which changes constantly).
It's somewhat ironic, but inescapably true that a virus's lethality in spreading within the host works against being able to spread in a population, since viruses need live contact in order to spread at all.
That's not true of bacteria, which reproduce from spores like a fungus, are much more hardy, and don't need live contact. For instance, I've read that robbers in Egypt looting the pharaohs' tombs in the 20th century caught anthrax from mummies whose occupants had died from it 3,000 years earlier.
The first time I saw the team in the ER crack a guys chest was eye opening to say the least. It’s been over 30 years but the memory is still fresh. It made me wonder if I had made the right career decision.
I wish that was the worst visual of my career.
Nothing would surprise anyone with the vax. Nobody knows what is in it or how it reacts in humans.
I don’t mean to get personal here, but you still do HTML tables! (and your mother dresses you funny)
How many have been?
Yep.
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