Angela Michilli’s story is one of love, heartbreak, and an unrelenting pursuit of justice for her beloved husband, Ralph. A devoted husband and father, Ralph worked at a car dealership in New York, right across the Connecticut state line. In March 2020, as the world grappled with the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ralph found himself at the epicenter of the unfolding crisis.

By March 31, Ralph fell ill with severe body aches and chills. What began as a seemingly manageable illness quickly spiraled into a nightmare. Angela and Ralph both contracted COVID-19, followed by their daughter just days later. As Ralph’s condition worsened, Angela fought tirelessly to find treatment. She begged doctors for hydroxychloroquine and other medications, but faced resistance and delays due to shifting protocols and fear-driven restrictions. By April 9, Ralph’s health deteriorated to the point where Angela had to call 911. It was the last time she saw him alive.

At the hospital, Ralph was admitted and isolated. Angela’s requests to be by his side were denied. The initial reports from doctors were optimistic—Ralph was responsive, on oxygen, and receiving fluids. But within an hour, everything changed. Angela received a call informing her that Ralph needed to be intubated. Despite her pleas against it, the doctors insisted it was the only way to save him. The intubation marked the beginning of Ralph’s rapid decline.

Throughout his hospitalization, communication was sparse and often contradictory. Angela fought for updates, only to be met with vague reassurances or grim prognoses. Ralph was given Remdesivir, a drug Angela later learned had severe side effects, including kidney failure. Over the following days, Ralph’s condition fluctuated—brief moments of stability were followed by devastating setbacks. His kidneys failed, and he was placed on dialysis. Despite these efforts, his health continued to deteriorate.

On April 21, Angela received the call every loved one dreads. The doctor told her Ralph was not going to make it and urged her to come to the hospital. By the time Angela and her daughter arrived, Ralph had already passed. They were finally allowed to see him, but only in death. Angela recalls how peaceful he looked, but the pain of not being able to hold his hand during his final moments haunts her.

Angela’s grief is compounded by the realization that Ralph’s death was not an isolated incident but part of a broader pattern of neglect and harmful hospital protocols. Hospitals followed rigid guidelines, heavily influenced by government incentives and pharmaceutical interests, that prioritized profit over patient care. Patients like Ralph were isolated, denied alternative treatments, and subjected to drugs like Remdesivir, which often led to severe complications and death.

Angela’s story is one of over 1,300 documented by the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project (CHBMP), a mission of the FormerFedsGroup Freedom Foundation. Over 900 of these stories have already been published, and new ones continue to pour in faster than they can be processed. Each story reveals a harrowing truth: countless lives were lost not just to COVID-19, but to the inhumane policies and protocols enforced in hospitals across the nation.

CHBMP is dedicated to exposing these crimes against humanity and fighting for accountability. The Task Force, comprised of victims, widows, and survivors like Angela, works tirelessly to ensure these atrocities are brought to light. They are committed to stopping these egregious practices and ensuring that no more families have to endure the pain and loss they have suffered.

If you or a loved one has been harmed by COVID-related hospital protocols or policies, CHBMP urges you to share your story. Visit CHBMP.org to document your experience and add your voice to this growing movement. Together, we can shine a light on these injustices, demand accountability, and ensure that the lives lost are not forgotten.