Justice for Allison Thompson

A hospital protocol negligent death case

I recently received an email from Jill Thompson in Minnesota. Jill's daughter, Allison, appears to be one of many victims of hospital treatment protocols where hospitals obey government protocols. These hospitals are financially rewarded for providing care in a negligent manner that leads to deaths of "COVID" patients. It's past time for this to stop.

I’ve spoken with Jill on the phone twice. I'm publishing her email with her permission, because she wants to publicize what happened to her daughter. She was very upset and asked me questions like "how does this all end" and "how can we stop them." I will answer those questions to the best of my ability.

Here is her email to me. Jill was responding to an article I had written on the case study of Aisha de la Cruz who successfully treated her tumor with Ivermectin.

I Begged them to give my child ivermectin. I was told no. She was murdered in that hospital!!

My daughter Allison was born with muscular dystrophy (age 43). She received 24/7 nurse's care. Allison always had someone by her side, as her needs required this. She had trach, a ventilator 12 hours a day to give her respiratory muscle a rest. She has a  G-tube, a ventilator, and required trach and oral suction multiple times a day. Allison was never left alone because of her condition. On August 7th, 2022 she tested positive for COVID. On August 10 2022 she was unable to sustain her Oxygen saturation with the equipment that she had at home. So 911 was required and was called, she was then transported to Essentia Health in Virginia. The care she received in the ER was great, they allowed not only myself but some of her nurses to participate in her cares, such as trach and oral suctioning. Later that afternoon she was then transported by ambulance to St.Marys down in Duluth. A note was sent with her that I did not want her to receive the medication known as remdesivir. Immediately upon her arrival at St.Marys we were told that she was not allowed any visitor according to the hospital policy. They stated that their policy was 20 days of 0 visitors. The CDC policy states that it is 5 days at the time. Only zoom visits were allowed. I was able to zoom call her that evening and asked if they were treating well. She responded with a scowl and mouth the word no. At this time Allison had no form of communicating her needs  being they had changed her trach to a cuffed one. She was not allowed to have any family or caregivers there with her to assist with translating for her. On August 11, when I called her via zoom. She was unresponsive. I asked the nurse if she was sleeping. They stated they had to sedate her with Ativan and Fentanyl drip. When asked why I was told that she would fight the ventilator. This was very confusing to me as my daughter has been on a ventilator most of her life without there being any problems. On August 13th I was told that I was not allowed to call and check up on my daughter, but instead I would be updated once daily at 11am from the Doctor. I received my daily calls. On August 18th I was told that Allison had  turned gray, and I was now allowed to come spend time with her, because they thought she was not going to make it. One of Allison's caregivers, ( her name is Dawn )of 20 years  and I went down to the hospital. Once there, my daughter remained sedated, she was on the ventilator and I noticed that her feeding tube was not hooked up to her. When I asked the nurse why the feeding was not running, I was told it was disconnected the day before, because the doctor stated that Allison couldn't tolerate it. I told the nurse to hook it back up immediately and the feeding was to not be shut off. I was told the feeding will only run if the doctors believed that my daughter could tolerate it. I asked a few other questions about the vent settings. At that time while I was talking to my daughter her eyes started to flutter open. The next time the nurse walked in I told her that my daughter was waking up because she hears me. The nurse left the room and within 1 minute there were 2 security guards at the door and the nurse practitioner came in and told me and her nurse to leave. When I asked why we had to leave, I was told that we were asking too  many questions about  what kind of care they were giving my daughter. We were then escorted by the security guards out of the hospital to the parking ramp. We were told that we could not see my daughter again until August 27th. I was able to spend 2 days with my unconscious daughter before she passed away on August 29th. I feel that the hospital was negligent in the way they cared for my daughter. I was never asked  for my opinion on anything!!  They made all  the decisions without consulting me first. They had my daughter sedated , and they would only suction her every 4 hours, they stopped repositioning her from side to side, they had her feeding shut off, and they took away her only form of communication by alienating her from her family and caregiver's. This was tormenting for me to watch and what happened to Allison must not happen to anyone else again. My daughters story will go on but I would appreciate your help in any way that you can. Thank you for taking the time to listen to Allison's story and I will wait to hear back from you in regards to what direction I should go. Also I asked them on day one to please give my daughter Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine. I was told NO, that they are not safe. I told them NOT to give her Remdesivir!!!  Whether they did or not, I don't  know. I only got to see her 3 times in 20 days. Please will you help me get justice for my sweet girl?

My thoughts are that if citizens want Justice, they have to "do it themselves." Politicians and government officials simply will not provide Justice no matter what the underlying reasons for that are. It's just a fact that people need to accept. We need to get on with what we have the power to do ourselves, which is more than enough power when enough victims come together to fight.

I advised her to do a few things. To begin with, I think she should start a fundraiser to raise funds for legal expenses. I recommended that she use some of these funds to start a website devoted to an investigation into the facts of what happened to her daughter. (St. Mary's has refused to disclose if they administered Remdesivir to Allison). A professional website manager is required.

The rest of the task will be devoted to getting the facts of what happened to her daughter, as with any criminal investigation, even though the only methods available to civilians are though civil actions.

Jill will almost certainly need to file lawsuits to get enough information to establish criminally negligent homicide of her daughter Allison by hospital administrators. I talked to Jill about Dr. Mary Bowden's lawsuit against Houston Medical Hospital, which is an effort to gain the type of information that I believe Jill needs to gain as well.

Whereas hospitals across the country achieve high death rates of unvaccinated "COVID" patients, Dr. Mary Bowden and other doctors have been able to achieve death rates of Zero % in their COVID patients by using common sense, their medical training, and widely available therapeutics - standard tailored medical care. Because of the vastly superior results of doctors in private practice in treating COVID patients and their efforts to publicize their superior results, hospital administrators cannot claim that they were unaware of the deadly results of administering their protocols through their own negligence and submission to government authority, especially with Remdesivir.

It is a fair question to ask St. Mary's, Houston Methodist, and every hospital in America the following questions:

How many patients did you administer Remdesivir to?

What percentage of these patients died?

How much money did you receive from the government to administer Remdesivir?

There's no telling how much effort and expense will be required to answer these questions. If we can get the facts, the facts will speak for themselves. All prosecuting and defense attorney walks into a courtroom with opposing theories. Theories become proof beyond a reasonable doubt with enough evidence and facts. Allison's case is one of many in the big picture of hospital murder by negligent protocol. To establish criminal negligence, prosecutors should compare the high death rates of Remdesivir patients versus doctors in private practice using common sense.

The individual facts of Allison's case must also be documented. Everyone who was involved with her or Jill should be questioned in depositions. I told Jill that it is unlikely that every hospital employee at St. Mary's or hospitals in general are evil, they are just following orders. Some will want to talk. Jill agreed because her daughter had received excellent medical care up until this point.

The way I see it, the hospital administrators should be the ones on trial first. I would like to “get to the top of it,” not “get to the bottom of it.” Nurses, security guards, receptionists in the like need to understand what has happened here and get on the right side of history.

David Herman is the CEO of Essentia Health. For people like David at the top of this, who had access to the data on death rates, I can’t see any way that they should not be punished by the criminal justice system.

In Allison's case, the use of Fentanyl because Allison was "fighting the ventilator" is particularly disturbing. All of these facts need to be documented through depositions of nurses, doctors, security guards, and everyone else involved.

And if the investigation goes where it looks like it is going, write an indictment, not a lawsuit. Paying for murder with money is not Justice. Murder of American citizens is illegal in America. It says so in the Constitution:

"No Person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law..." I’m not RFK Jr. I don’t intend to play by their rules. Any and all "get out of jail free" language created by corporations and government agencies is unconstitutional. Prosecutors should ignore all unconstitutional defenses and appeal cases on hospital protocol murder cases all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary on constitutional grounds, because murder is unconstitutional, period.

If the Supreme Court (that once said "all men are created equal" didn't apply to blacks) once again shows their true colors, defies the Constitution of the United States, and says that a license to practice medicine is a license to kill, we will only need to Impeach and replace the Justices of Supreme Court. "We the People" do have the power. It's time to use it.

St. Mary's is part of Essentia Health. Essentia Health is headquartered in Duluth, Minnesota. Essentia says they have "14 hospitals, 77 clinics, six long-term care facilities, three assisted living facilities, three independent living facilities, six ambulance services, 24 retail pharmacies, and one research institute" in North Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. That’s a lot of data on a lot of people who should not have died from this.

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Charles Wright