Angelina Curtis’s voice trembles with emotion as she begins to recount the tragic story of her husband, Darrell. A loving father and devoted husband. Darrell was a pillar of strength for their family. In the fall of 2021, he fell ill with COVID-19 and was admitted to the hospital. What should have been a time of healing and recovery quickly turned into a nightmare, as the hospital prioritized unproven and dangerous EUA protocols over the well-being of their patients.

Angelina’s eyes fill with tears as she describes how she watched her husband’s health rapidly decline. The hospital administered remdesivir, an antiviral drug under EUA protocols, which led to James experiencing severe side effects. Despite Angelina’s desperate pleas for proven safe and effective alternative treatments, the hospital continued to administer Remdesivir, causing his condition to deteriorate further. His once-strong body became weak and frail, and his spirit began to fade.

Powerless to change her husband’s fate, Angelina’s heart ached as she witnessed the suffering of other families in the hospital. They too were victims of a broken system, a system that prioritized experimental treatments over the lives of their loved ones. With every passing day, the hospital seemed less like a place of healing and more like a prison where patients were subjected to painful and often unnecessary procedures.

As Darrell’s health continued to decline, Angelina’s heart shattered into a million pieces. She watched helplessly as the love of her life slipped away, a victim of the very protocols meant to save him. Darrell took his last breath in the cold, sterile confines of the hospital, far from the warmth and love of his family.

In the aftermath of this devastating loss, Angelina discovered the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project (CHBMP), a FormerFedsGroup Foundation mission, and decided to share her story in the hopes of creating change and obtaining justice. She speaks with a heavy heart, but her words carry a sense of urgency and determination to prevent others from experiencing the same heartache.

The CHBMP has archived over 800 of these heart-wrenching stories and published over 500, but they are coming in faster than they can keep up. These are egregious crimes against humanity that must be stopped, and that is what the CHBMP and their Task Force are striving to do. Comprised mostly of victims, widows, and widowers who have experienced similar harms, the Task Force is dedicated to shedding light on the devastating consequences of these deadly COVID-related protocols and policies.

If you or a loved one has been harmed by COVID-related protocols or policies, please document your story at CHBMP.org. By sharing your experience, you can help bring awareness to these inhumane practices and join the fight to protect future generations from the same fate. Together, we can ensure that Angelina’s story and the stories of countless others serve as a catalyst for change, and that the victims of these deadly protocols are never forgotten.