A 19-year-old student died on a study trip to Berlin. Now the public prosecutor’s office has ordered an autopsy on the high school graduate. The reason: the young man may have died as a result of a Corona vaccination. The 19-year-old died on October 28. He was found dead in his bed in a hostel in the Berlin district of Mitte. Before that, the student had already felt ill. We recently reported about the 12-year-old child from Cuxhaven who also died after the Corona vaccination.
Public prosecutor orders autopsy
RTL reported this morning that a 19-year-old student died during a school trip in Berlin. The public prosecutor’s office has ordered a post-mortem examination, as it is suspected that he may have died as a result of a Corona vaccination (see also the case in Cuxhaven). However, the whole thing already happened on October 28th, so the assumption is that it was better to speak out in public because this had already been made public – see also the case from Cuxhaven.
A 19-year-old student died on a study trip to Berlin. Now the public prosecutor’s office has ordered an autopsy on the high school graduate. The reason: the young man may have died as a result of a Corona vaccination.
Suspicion of death as a result of Corona vaccination
The death of the 19-year-old occurred on October 28. He was found dead in his bed in a hostel in Berlin-Mitte. Before that, the student had already felt ill.
“The pupil did not feel well and therefore did not take part in the excursions,” Martin Steltner, press spokesman for the Attorney General’s Office, announced. According to him, there is a suspicion that the high school graduate might have died as a result of a Corona vaccination. This will now be clarified by a forensic medical examination.
Result of the autopsy probably not for two to three months
According to the public prosecutor’s office, it will be several weeks before the results of the autopsy are available. ” Based on previous experience, this will take two to three months,” explained Steltner.
During the autopsy, a toxicological examination must first be carried out and then a written expert opinion must be prepared.
Conclusion
I’m sure we won’t all be really surprised after the autopsy if it should (officially) reveal that the young man suffered from a previously undiscovered, serious previous illness.