Dustin was a loving husband, a doting father, an everyday citizen who had no intention of becoming a statistic. But that’s precisely what he became when the pandemic swept across the globe, and his family got caught in the maelstrom of the deadly EUA protocols.

He spoke of his wife, Sara, whose laughter once echoed in their house, which had now fallen eerily silent. He and their 3 children miss her terribly. Sara was only 44 years old. Young, fun loving and full of life. She was very involved with her children’s school events and loved by many. She was never one to sit around idle.

He narrated how her health had deteriorated after she tested positive for COVID-19. Eventually needing to go to the hospital for supplemental oxygen. Dustin detailed how he hoped against hope as his wife was administered remdesivir, an experimental drug authorized under the deadly EUA protocols. As days turned into nights and nights blurred back into days, his worst fears came to life. His beloved, once radiant with life, was reduced to a mere number in the hospital’s database.

Sara was eventually gaslit by doctors into acceptance of going on a mechanical vent. Even though she was strong enough to voice her upset when they took her phone from her interrupting her conversation with her husband. Her voice was strong and with supplemental oxygen she was stable. The mechanical vent led to her further demise and resulted in her being put on ECMO. Thru the medical records, Dustin also learned later on that she had been overdosed with morphine several times and brought back with Narcan.

His voice broke as he recounted the desolation that overcame him when she passed away. The word “remdesivir” echoed hauntingly in his mind, a stark reminder of the medical protocol that had promised hope but instead brought despair. His children, missing out on the support from their loving mother, are still in a state of grief. Dustin is still unable to cook in the kitchen they shared and has been unable to participate in the many couples activities they often were a part of after Sara was killed by the deadly protocols.

Dustin’s story is a grim testament to the atrocities committed under the garb of the EUA protocols. His sorrow, however, is not isolated. It resonates with over 800 archived narratives in the COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project, each a cry for justice and a plea for accountability. Over 550 of these poignant narratives have been published, capturing the magnitude of the harm inflicted by COVID-related protocols and policies. As well as the devastating effects of being denied early, safe and effective treatments.

The Task Force for CHBMP comprises victims, primarily widows and widowers, who have endured similar harrowing experiences. It is their resilient spirit and unyielding commitment that fuel the project’s mission of shining a light on these egregious crimes against humanity.

The stories are pouring in faster than they can be documented, testament to the widespread anguish that needs addressing. If you or a loved one has been harmed by such policies, CHBMP urges you to share your narrative, giving a voice to your suffering and helping to bring about change.

The COVID Humanity Betrayal Memory Project aims to halt this wave of inhumanity. To ensure that no more families suffer like Dustin’s did. To ensure that no more children are left asking when their mother will come back. To ensure that no more husbands have to cradle their wives’ cold hands, helpless against the inexorable march of a protocol gone wrong.

Your stories matter. They are the evidence of these crimes against humanity, proof of a betrayal that must not go unnoticed. Document your experience at CHBMP.org and let your narrative serve as a beacon of truth in our collective fight for justice.