Anonymous ID: d481ad April 20, 2021, 10:01 a.m. No.13470712   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0713 >>0726 >>0751 >>1020 >>1299 >>1399

MKULTRA much?

 

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/missing-teen-germany-found-500-23947208

 

A missing teenager who vanished from Germany has been found in France with no memory of who she is, according to reports.

 

The 16-year-old girl, known only as Isabella O, had vanished from Celle before ending up 500 miles away from home wandering the streets of France.

 

German police had been looking for the teenager and she was found suffering with a memory black out, reports say.

 

Her dad blamed the stress caused by the Covid lockdown and its impact on her schoolwork as the reason for the memory black out, saying that she simply could not cope any longer.

 

The dad, identified only by his first name, Thomas, said that the memory loss is so complete that she does not even remember who she is or have any idea of how she ended up in Paris.

 

Queen breaks centuries-old royal tradition as she mourns death of Prince Philipdailystar

 

Prince Harry 'left Meghan waiting' after skipping planned flight back to see Charlesdailystar

Isabella O., who comes from the German state of Lower Saxony, was reported as missing on the morning of March 22.

 

She had online classes in the morning and it was not until noon that her younger brother noticed she was not home.

 

According to her parents' statements, who were at work at that time, it was unusual that Isabella had left the house without taking her keys, wallet or phone with her.

 

They finally decided to call the police after the 16-year-old high school student did not return home after several hours.

 

The police search lasted for two weeks and included sniffer dogs that tracked a route Isabella possibly took the morning she disappeared. However, the tracks were lost in a nearby shopping centre.

 

Two weeks after she was reported missing, the French authorities announced that the girl had been found in Paris after a Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) employee from the German city of Wiesbaden noticed a "striking resemblance" between a girl featuring on a police post on Facebook and a girl found in France.

 

According to the police, the girl, who was found 800 kilometres (500 miles) from her hometown, was unharmed and there was no evidence of a criminal offence.

 

The dad of the teenage girl, who has not yet been reunited with her, said she suddenly woke up in France without knowing how she had got there and asked for help from local residents. As she did not have any recollection of who she was, she had to be placed in a foster home.

 

Isabella, who is currently undergoing medical examinations and receiving treatment, is not allowed to see her family until her condition improves.

 

Further medical examinations should reveal a possible reason for the memory loss.

 

Police spokesperson Brigit Insinger said that the missing person case is closed for now, even though they currently have no idea how she ended up in France.

 

Insinger added: "It might sound strange, but that's all for now. If Isabella remembers something and tells us that somebody did something to her of course we would reopen the case."

Anonymous ID: d481ad April 20, 2021, 10:12 a.m. No.13470769   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0824 >>1215 >>1331 >>1344 >>1359 >>1373 >>1402

wtf, stupid-ass youtube/google

 

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=live+minneapolis

 

Developing news

 

Lemon says people with 'half a brain' know Waters wasn't calling for violence

Yahoo • 3 hours ago

Waters makes people uncomfortable, he said, “a lot of white men, because she puts them in their place.”

Anonymous ID: d481ad April 20, 2021, 10:44 a.m. No.13471072   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1082 >>1096 >>1299 >>1399

https://nypost.com/2021/04/19/walgreens-store-injected-saline-instead-of-covid-19-vaccine/

 

Walgreens store mistakenly injects saline instead of COVID-19 vaccine

By Jackie SaloApril 19, 2021 | 11:58am | Updated

Enlarge Image

A “limited number” of people were given the saline solution at a Walgreens in Monroe, North Carolina.

A "limited number" of people were given the saline solution at a Walgreens in Monroe, North Carolina.Google Maps

MORE ON:

COVID VACCINE

Billions spent on COVID-19 fight, but what happens next?

Most Americans support Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause: poll

J&J reports $100M in sales of COVID-19 vaccine

Herpes infection possibly linked to COVID-19 vaccine, study says

A Walgreens store in North Carolina mistakenly gave people shots of saline instead of a COVID-19 vaccine, the company said.

 

The pharmacy chain insisted that a “limited number” of people were impacted by the mix-up at a location in Monroe, the Charlotte Observer reported.

 

Those who received saline instead of the COVID-19 shot were contacted to reschedule their appointments as soon as possible, the company assured.

 

“These patients will later receive their second dose within the appropriate time frame,” the statement said.

 

Lisa Strawn said she and her husband were among the people who received the wrong injection on March 20 at the store, news station WRAL reported.

 

Lisa Strawn says she and her husband got a saline shot instead of the Pfizer vaccine at the Walgreens in Monroe, North Carolina.

Lisa Strawn says she and her husband got a saline shot instead of the Pfizer vaccine at the Walgreens in Monroe, North Carolina.

Facebook

“They called us and told us we needed to come back the next day, that there had been a mix-up with our shot,” she told the outlet.

 

Strawn said she was told that the pharmacist had forgotten to mix the Pfizer vaccine and they had only received saline.

 

Walgreens says it's investigating the incident.

Walgreens says it’s investigating the incident.

Pat Greenhouse/The Boston Globe via Getty Images

The employee told her that it was only when the store had too much vaccine left over at the end of the day that they realized the mistake.

 

“I just thought it was important that people know, just be careful,” Strawn told WRAL. “You know, check behind them.”

 

Walgreens said it’s investigating the incident and have “taken immediate steps to review our procedures with the location to prevent this from occurring again.”

Anonymous ID: d481ad April 20, 2021, 10:46 a.m. No.13471096   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1299 >>1399

>>13471072

 

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/health/medical/6-people-injected-with-saline-instead-of-covid-19-vaccine-york-region-hospital-system-says/ar-BB1fOZfH

 

6 people injected with saline instead of COVID-19 vaccine at Vaughan hospital

Ryan Rocca 22 hrs ago

3 Comments

|

 

3

Opposition leaders criticize federal budget over pharmacare, old age…

1 dead, 2 wounded in Long Island grocery shooting; person of interest at large

 

A health-care worker prepares a COVID-19 vaccine dose.© Global News A health-care worker prepares a COVID-19 vaccine dose.

A hospital system servicing York Region says six people were mistakenly injected with saline instead of a COVID-19 vaccine.

 

A statement from Mackenzie Health issued on Monday said the incident happened on March 28 at the Mackenzie Health COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic, which is located at Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital.

 

Video Player is loading.This is a modal window.We're sorry, this video cannot be played from your current location.

Ontario expanding eligibility for Astrazeneca vaccine to people 40 and over

 

"Saline is used to dilute the COVID-19 vaccine prior to administration. Receiving a saline injection does not cause any harm, however this should not have happened," the statement said.

 

Read more: Ontario, Alberta to lower minimum age for AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine from 55 to 40

 

Their "internal quality assurance process" led to the issue being identified in a "timely manner" and the affected people were contacted and offered support, the statement said.

 

They were also tested for antibodies to see if they needed to receive another shot.

 

"We sincerely apologize for the error and for the uncertainty and concern this situation has caused," Mackenzie Health said.

 

"We have undertaken a full review of our processes and have implemented additional safeguards to prevent this from happening again."