In a deeply moving interview for the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project (CHBMP), facilitated by the FormerFedsGroup Foundation, Patti Lamar speaks with Rev. John Maruca, a man who has endured a profound loss. Rev. Maruca recounts the tragic story of his wife, Carol, who fell ill in November 2020. Initially diagnosed with severe cough symptoms, the couple’s journey led them to a hospital, where Carol was subjected to what Rev. Maruca describes as harmful EUA protocols, including the administration of remdesivir and heparin.

Rev. Maruca speaks with palpable pain and frustration about the hospital’s approach to Carol’s treatment. He recalls how Carol was immediately put on remdesivir upon admission to the emergency room, a decision he later learned had a high mortality rate associated with it. He expresses deep regret for not understanding the implications of the treatment at the time, believing that the hospital would be the safest place for her.

As days passed, Rev. Maruca watched helplessly as his wife endured what he describes as torture. He talks about a ventilator causing a hole in her lung, the draining of fluids, and the overall deterioration of her health, which he attributes to the effects of the treatment rather than the illness itself. His account is one of watching a loved one suffer immensely, feeling powerless in the face of medical protocols that he believes contributed to her death.

Rev. Maruca’s story is also a reflection on the aftermath of Carol’s passing. He speaks about the impact on his family, the struggle to find legal recourse, and the emotional toll of grappling with a loss he views as unjust. His narrative is interwoven with expressions of faith and resilience, as he talks about his efforts to advocate for justice and awareness.

The interview with Rev. Maruca underscores the CHBMP’s mission to document and publish stories of those who have suffered due to COVID-related protocols and treatments. The project has archived over 1,300 such narratives, with more than 1,000 stories published, revealing a disturbing pattern of similar experiences shared by many families.

The CHBMP calls for action from those who have faced similar circumstances. If you or a loved one has been adversely affected by COVID-related protocols or policies, you are encouraged to share your experience at CHBMP.org. These accounts are not just stories; they are testaments to what the organization deems egregious crimes against humanity that must be addressed. The task force, predominantly comprising victims, including widows and widowers like Rev. Maruca, stands united in their dedication to bring these stories to light and seek justice for the wronged. This collective effort aims not only to honor the memories of those lost but also to prevent such tragedies from recurring.