Rebecca Delano’s story is a harrowing account of loss, betrayal, and the disastrous consequences of COVID-19 hospital protocols. Her husband, Ken, was a loving and devoted partner with whom she was about to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. However, their dreams of marking this milestone were shattered when Ken fell ill with what was believed to be COVID-19.

Desperate for help, Ken sought treatment at a hospital he had trusted in the past. Little did he know that the very place he turned to for healing would ultimately be responsible for his untimely death. The hospital, driven by financial incentives provided by the PREP and CARES Acts, knowingly administered harmful drugs and implemented deadly ventilator protocols. Ken, a man who had lived with asthma but managed to keep it under control for most of his life, was subjected to these detrimental treatments, which only exacerbated his condition.

During Ken’s time in the hospital, Rebecca and Ken’s sister grew increasingly concerned as they began to piece together the deadly consequences of the hospital protocols. Their suspicions were validated as they discovered more about the medical freedom movement and the dangerous effects of mask mandates on people with pre-existing conditions like asthma. They realized that these hospital protocols were not only unnecessary but directly contributing to the suffering and death of countless patients.

The pain and frustration of losing a loved one in such a tragic manner left Rebecca and Ken’s sister reeling. However, instead of allowing their grief to consume them, they took action. They shared their story with the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project (CHBMP), an organization dedicated to exposing and stopping the egregious crimes against humanity committed by hospitals and healthcare providers during the pandemic.

Rebecca’s story is not an isolated incident. The CHBMP has archived over 700 stories like hers, and they continue to receive new accounts faster than they can process them. This alarming number indicates that thousands of individuals have been victimized by hospital protocols and policies that prioritize financial gain over patient care.

Rebecca’s experience is a powerful reminder of the importance of taking a stand against injustice and advocating for those who have been harmed by COVID-related protocols. If you or a loved one has experienced a similar ordeal, document your story at CHBMP.org. By sharing your experience, you contribute to the fight against these inhumane practices, ensuring that others do not have to suffer the same fate as Ken and countless others.

The CHBMP and its Task Force, which consists mainly of victims, widows, and widowers, are committed to exposing these crimes against humanity and ensuring that they are brought to an end. Your story can make a difference. Help prevent others from experiencing the devastation that Rebecca and her family have had to endure.