The Ventilator Maestro
She didn't know she was walking into a trap...
The Ventilator Maestro
She Didn’t Know It Was A Trap
How the maestro go this evil name
For the purposes of transparency, there are certain items I am not going to discuss here. There is an ongoing case and I am making the choice not to reveal anything that might compromise the case. That said, I will be as forthcoming as I can be.
Please share this post far and wide. Let the name “Ventilator Maestro” go viral
It should be synonymous with the Nazi Angel of Death, AKA Joseph Mengele.
At last I have been asked to break my silence on what some have said is a horror story worse than even Hollywood could dream up. Except this story is not based on real life, it IS real life. You may have heard it elsewhere. I can guarantee you have not heard the story as I am about to tell it.
Some have attempted to make sense of the 13 reams, and over 6,000 pages of records that Northwell Hospital’s AI program generated. Each reviewer found different medical complications suspicious to say the least. It was once my job to teach the AI how to improve medical record analysis, essentially telling the AI what to learn. That useless skill has found a new application. This time I didn’t have the luxury of AI assistance, even if I wanted it. Please do not confuse my confidence for arrogance when I say this, but I am better than the AI. It may be faster, but humans are superior at making sense of the data. Buckle up, you are in for a bumpy ride.
The day I met Rebecca we both realized covid protocol deaths were on the scale of genocide
Rarely does a coder ever get to meet a patient or speak with the family. The healthcare industry operates much like an assembly line, keeping employees focused on one specific, repetitive task which ensures they are blind to what the other employees are doing. All that time during the scamdemic, I wondered if even coders were kept blind to the real condition of the patient. I saw evidence in records that patients did not have symptoms severe enough to require ventilation, but they were put on vents anyway. There were many cases of patients lacking any semblance of Covid-19 symptoms, but they had a positive result and were given Remdesivir as if they were infected. Were these patients more sick than they seemed, or were people being treated for a disease they did not have based on a fraudulent test?
Before I met Rebecca, I thought I might never learn the truth. When our paths finally crossed, she confirmed my worst fears. That many patients were treated for a disease they did not have and they died from the treatment. We were both in the movie VAXXED 3, which highlights how widespread the hospital death protocols were. I’m still struggling to wrap my brain around how big the pile of bodies would be, if there was one. They have made the genocide invisible by lying to the masses that their loved ones died of a new flu like disease instead of being deliberately drugged to death. That is why it is so important that I keep my promise.
Exposing this information is not just about one hospital protocol victim. What I am about to reveal happened to thousands of people in America, and beyond. There was a script and a template that was followed by the hospital network where I was employed, halfway across the country from New York. The similarities are uncanny, as if every institution had marching orders they were following in lock-step. That is not organic, it’s an agenda. Read on to learn why myself and other whistle blowers like gail macrae (see video link), will tell you that your loved ones did not die of Covid in hospitals during the pandemic, they died from the hospital protocols. Now we have the evidence.
Queue deadly hospital protocols…nothing could save them
When there is a pandemic of international concern declared and eighty percent of hospitalized patients have tested positive for the deadly pathogen but they are all asymptomatic, you’ve got yourself a problem. Many so-called covid patients had zero cold or flu symptoms or mild cold and flu symptoms in the hospital network where I worked during the scamdemic. Most of them were in the hospital for anything other than Covid. Like clockwork, the second a positive covid test result was found, queue deadly hospital protocols.
Danielle’s case exemplifies this fact, and many other points I tried to get across on the vaxxed bus. The positive test setting off the protocols, how remdesivir poisoning mimics “covid symptoms”, how parents and patient advocates were separated from the victims, the part about the doctors saying they don’t know what they are treating, and of course how the victims organs shut down one by one and nothing the doctors could do seemed to make a difference. In this case, the doctors at Glen Cove Hospital were a little overzealous. The consent for remdesivir I described, was ignored entirely and she got her first dose of remdesivir before she was even admitted to the hospital. Before they even had a positive covid test in their hand.
It was known remdesivir causes kidney failure but when kidney failure set in, they just called it covid.
She Was Framed
From the moment Rebecca walked into the hospital with Danielle, she was being framed as having a severe case of Covid. Read for yourself the narrative that Northwell created, starting with the nurse in the emergency room. Compare this narrative to the way Danielle’s mother tells it.
Rebecca reports her daughter Danielle had special needs due to a birth injury (cerebral palsy due to oxygen deprivation during delivery). The week before she brought Danielle to the emergency room her nurse aid had been sick. Danielle subsequently developed a cough. Danielle was otherwise asymptomatic, only a mild fever, no loss of taste or smell, no digestive problems, just a persistent cough that was beginning to make Rebecca worried. One night, in one of Danielle’s coughing spells, Rebecca used an over-the-counter pulse-oximeter to check Danielle’s oxygen level and found it dropped down to 85. She then used an over-the-counter saline nebulizer and that brought Danielle’s reading up to 96 or so.
A normal reading should be 95%-100%, a sustained reading below 92 is cause to seek medical attention, according to Yale Medicine on pulse-oximetry. Readings that vary, or dip down into lower numbers are not a big deal. They further know that pulse-oximtery can be inaccurate for a number of reasons. One of them being ethnicity, the darker the skin the more likely the reading is inaccurate because it works by sending a laser light through the skin which reacts to melanin. Other factors that throw off the results are nail polish (it blocks the light), certain body positions and moving a lot. Danielle was of mixed descent, and she had a skin tone that cold have thrown off the pulse-ox results. Although her results should have been abnormally high. She was also moving a lot, both while coughing at home, and while in the hospital. Moving a lot can throw off results by as much as 10-20% and readings will be erratic. Rebecca knew none of this, so she did what any worried mother would do and took her to the hospital. She didn’t know she was walking into a trap.
At this time, I’d like to put a pin in the story, and direct your attention to an important historical event that took place in 2006. At the end of this article, you tell me if you see a pattern here.
The short version is there was an infectious disease doctor at a large hospital who developed a persistent cough and began to suspect it was whooping cough. She did a PCR test and it came up whooping cough, as suspected. Then 1000’s of healthcare workers allegedly tested positive. Treatment with drugs and vaccines was mandated. Eight months later hospital admin sent an email telling everyone it was a hoax. Not one patient had grown out bordetella pertusis bacteria on culture, the confirmatory test. Their symptoms were attributed to the common cold. Keep this in mind as I continue the story.
The second piece of evidence used to prove covid is a chest x-ray. If one does not understand the subtle nuances of radiology language, it is easy to misinterpret the report. Similar to the PCR test, that little known fact was weaponized. Do you remember, early in the scamdemic, when the media was reporting ground glass opacities found on chest x-rays that supposedly meant they found Covid-19? Ground glass opacities are a specific appearance (that existed before covid), but not all opacities are created equal. The term opacity simply means a spot the radiologist can’t identify. Often the report will contain wording like “consistent with [fill-in-the-blank]-condition” or [condition] in differential. In this case Covid. The translation goes a little something like this, I see a spot I can’t tell what it is. Must be covid pneumonia.
It would be very interesting to get the images and have them interpreted by an independent radiologist. Would they see the inexplicable spot if they were not first told there was a scary pandemic going on called covid and this person already has it? Legally speaking, no diagnosis can be made from a non-specific term on an x-ray report alone, the doctor has to also do an exam and report any other test results that support the diagnosis. Danielle’s chest and lung exam was normal, she had a very mild fever of just over 100, and a cough. From a clinical standpoint, these markers do not support a diagnosis of pneumonia.
Doctors Baffled Patients Dying From Protocols
For nearly a year during the scamdemic, I noticed patients were being admitted that did not seem like they were sick enough for inpatient level care. It was so confusing, I went back and re-reviewed the admitting forms, test results, exam notes and x-rays but couldn’t find the normal clinical indicators that any of these people had what the doctors were claiming. Now I have written evidence of a narrative being formulated by Northwell hospital staff and the patient’s guardian telling me what they documented was twisting her words to make it sound like Danielle was worse than she was.
Sometimes in medicine, one person makes a tiny little error that causes a cascade of other mistakes. Almost like playing the game telephone. When the message gets back to the sender it is often twisted and confused.
Danielle’s tragic encounter with the maestro of Glen Cove Hospital was a prolonged and complicated stay. It is difficult to explain everything that happened. In an attempt to make it as concise and easy to follow as possible, I created a day by day table of the major events that unfolded. Brace yourself...
If you found that overview shocking and tragic, you are not alone. Alternatively, if you have the sudden and uncontrollable urge to punch an inanimate object due to the rage you feel, that is a normal reaction. Danielle was incredibly strong to fight as long as she did, and Rebecca pulled off some miraculous feats to save her daughter. Northwells protocols were simply not survivable, and that goes for every hospital across the country that followed the vent and remdesivir combination.
Hospital Acquired Conditions & Patient Safety Ignored
There is something you should know about the ever increasing numbers of hospital acquired conditions as you go down the list. Each one represents negligence or even malfeasance on the part of the maestro, whose responsibility in her care was to ensure none of those things developed. Danielle developed the following conditions all while hospitalized. Medicare and other quality assurance agencies such as the JOINT commission are always on the lookout for hospital acquired conditions, or HACs. Medicare issues lists of hospital acquired conditions and patient safety goals that are targets for audits. When the OIG finds them, insurance payouts can be short by large percentages or massive fines may be imposed. Hospitals can even lose their accreditation and be forced to close their doors.
During Danielle’s admission she developed the following conditions: severe malnutrition by day 6 , by day 8 she was on a vent, day 9 shock and heart attack, right heart failure by day 11, day 16 ventilator associated pneumonia set in (she had been on vent 8 days), day 17 new onset diabetes, liver failing, acidosis, beginning kidney failure by day 18, then toward the end of her life anemia, thrombocytopenia, multi-organ failure and profound septic shock.
I thought the prospect of recouping a massive $650,000 insurance payout might just have the insurance company salivating. Banner health network in Phoenix Arizona settled a claim for $18 million for admitting patients to inpatient level care when they didn’t need it. Banner lined their pocket books for years with the higher inpatient bulk payments as opposed to the fee-for-service chump change they got for observation or just an ER visit. It should have been a slam dunk to go to the insurance company and hand them a reason to take all their money back. Nope, not even a little bit interested. The timely filing deadline had passed. They claimed there was nothing they could do to reopen the case.
I tried to report all the safety issues to the JOINT commission, the quality assurance company that Northwell hospital is licensed with. Despite published volumes on what constitutes a patient safety violation, JOINT commission was quick to sweep my reports under the rug. They adamantly refused to perform an investigation into her untimely death.
Isolating The Victim
There was a series of strange events leading up Danielle being placed on a vent. Notes indicate they thought Danielle would need a vent and they were working her up to prep her for vent placement. Then Rebecca needed to go home to take a shower on day 6. She tells the nurse she will be right back and the nurse encouraged her to go home for a little while. The moment Rebecca got home she received a call from Northwell that she would not be able to return without a negative covid test.
Now that their victim was without a guardian, Northwell staff began noting Danielle was unmanageable. She tore out her IV’s and had been fighting wearing both the nasal oxygen tube and the non-rebreather mask. Instead of assigning Danielle a sitter to be with her to help, they began drugging her with sedatives to make their job easier. In the days leading up to the vent they used a drug combination of xanax, precedex and morphine. Then they added restraints because Danielle kept taking her mask off. All of these drugs carry warnings that they can cause respiratory depression, among other things. When she succumbed to the effects of the drugs, they said she de-compensated and emergently placed her on a vent.
I can’t tell you how many times I heard about people going to the hospital during the scamdemic and everything seemed okay until they separated the patient from their spouse, parent, or guardian. The stories were all the same. Just as Rebecca describes, the person in the caretaker roll needs to tend to their own basic needs (shower, sleep, food) and the hospital uses that as a way to deny re-entry and effectively isolate their victim from anyone who could intervene. Isolating a victim is a tried and true method that abusers use to control their victims. It’s a profoundly predatory move and this script was followed to the letter at every hospital across the nation. The ventilator maestro was not the only one to receive marching orders from above, he just got caught because he messed with the wrong woman’s daughter.
One other event co-incided with Danielle being placed on a vent. That day Rebecca called to tell the maestro she had obtained a court order to use Ivermectin. The maestro and the hospital had the equivalent of a meltdown in their desperation to refuse the use of Ivermectin. They gaslit Rebecca the entire time telling her Ivermectin would cause liver failure and kill her daughter. The pressure was so great they made Rebecca sign a waiver. In the event ivermectin caused damage, they didn’t want to be liable. Danielle had already been given a full 10 doses of remdesivir before they started the ivermectin. All signs of liver dysfunction were squarely blamed on ivermectin, no mention of remdesivir. Rebecca won that fight and Northwell had to defer to the court order.
You may have heard about Our Amazing Grace/Scott Schara’s case and how the hospital where Grace was admitted changed her status to DNR without their knowledge. The question of changing Danielle’s status to DNR came up right as they were placing her on a vent. Co-incidence? I think not.
Ventilators Set To Kill
One of the things I reported on the vaxxed bus was that the hospital I worked for admitted the FI02 setting on the ventilators was set too high during the pandemic and that was killing people. In the same email, hospital admin said they would be turning the vent settings down to prevent that going forward. I watched closely but they never did. Now we have evidence in Pubmed and other sources confirming what I reported years ago. It’s conspiracy no more. Some nurse whistle blowers reported the vent settings were “blowing out people’s lungs”. The damage is twofold. Pressure and oxygen from the vent causes the sensitive alveoli in the lungs to harden, a condition known as pulmonary fibrosis. Second, too much oxygen in the blood paradoxically causes cell death. If too much oxygen is sustained for long periods of time that cell death adds up to organ failure. When you add in the respiratory failure due to fibrotic lungs that aren’t able to absorb oxygen anymore, you’ve got a recipe for disaster.
Have a peak at the autopsy diagnosis with pulmonary fibrosis listed and “ridged fibrotic lungs”. There were extensive notes of turning down vent settings because they were too high in the records. Does that sound like the effects of high oxygen pressures I just described?
Run-Death-Is-Near and Liver Toxicity
The maestro insisted Danielle’s liver function tests meant that the ivermectin was damaging her liver. At this point, I am going to assume if you have found me this deep down the rabbit hole, you are aware that remdesivir causes kidney failure. This inconvenient fact was known when Fauci announced the new treatments for Covid.
To refresh, in the infamous vaxxed bus interview I described how your kidneys regulate fluid balance. When they can’t eliminate waste, the fluid begins to build up and the fluid can get into your lungs. What I meant by that was the urine that would normally be excreted, stays in your system. The excess lymph too. It’s a condition known as fluid overload. It’s a toxic soup of metabolic waste circulating around and poisoning every cell it comes into contact with. Due to the excess volume, osmosis gets disrupted and fluids begin to cross barriers they shouldn’t. That explains fluid getting into the lungs and causing pneumonia, but what else does remdesivir do? Turns out, the drug that earned the nickname run-death-is-near, is far more toxic than even truthers let on.
You might have noticed on day 2 of remdesivir Danielle develped unexplained nausea. One of the tricks of the trade of medical coding is learning the drugs that are prescribed for different diseases. There was a nifty little search tool that took you to a drug manual very much like drugs.com. The first thing to look for is the drug class, this will tell you the overall toxicity and side effects of that type of drug. Isn’t it odd that one of the most common side effects of remdesivir is nausea, and Danielle developed nausea on day 2 of remdesivir? Nobody could figure out how a person with normal body weight gets severe malnutrition in 6 days. It’s impossible to tell with so many variables. One of those variables is the fact remdesivir causes loss of appetite and nausea. Another has to be that it’s hard to eat with a mask on.
After a full 10 doses of remdesivir Danielle’s kidney and liver function was holding. By day 12 they were watching kidney function because she had developed fluid overload. On day 14 she got her first dose of ivermectin but they stopped two days later because she developed elevated liver function tests. What is one of the most common side effects of remdesivir? oh that’s right, abnormal liver function tests. Isn’t it also weird that the same drugs.com search for side effects of ivermectin doesn’t say anything about liver function tests or toxicity to the liver? How then can the maestro explain his reasoning that ivermectin was toxic to the liver but remdesivir was not? A simple web search shows the exact opposite to be true.
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The most insidious part, that nobody is talking about because they don’t know, is remdesivir is a nucleoside analog. They are a class of drugs more commonly known as anti-retro viral drugs or ARV’s. Nucleoside analogs, or ARVs are toxic to the kidneys, liver, DNA, and bone marrow. The original one was AZT, the drug Fauci promoted was the exclusive treatment for AIDS. AZT is so toxic it contains warnings for scientists in labs not to touch it or swallow it, but if it is put in a pill bottle it is magically safe to ingest. The most common cause of death from any of the ARV drugs is liver failure! Not kidney failure.
ARVs are the gift that keeps on giving, the toxic effects are systemically destructive because they act on the bone marrow. Blood cells cannot replicate themselves the way other cells do, so it happens in the bone marrow. The bone marrows job is to create new blood cells of all types, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. When bone marrow production fails the ratio of blood cells gets all out of whack and it indicates a cancerous process is starting. Danielle’s record showed she developed thrombocytopenia and the best explanation they could come up with was too many blood draws. As if vampires were responsible for draining her life source like in a horror flick. Thrombocytopenia just means low platelet count, its what it indicates that makes it scary. Sudden development of low platelets can mean cancer, that’s when the doctor starts suggesting they do a bone marrow biopsy so they can diagnose what kind of cancer you have. Add all of this up and you’ve got yourself a recipe for multi-organ failure from run-death-is-near alone.
She Died With Nearly 5 x More Fentanyl Than George Floyd!!!
How could anyone forget the mass hysteria over the death of George Floyd? Riots broke out all over the country and my hometown of Portland, Oregon was on fire every night for a year as a result. It drove my family out of their hometown. Media is still gaslighting us over the cause of George Floyd’s death. They insist it was due to the knee to the neck cutting off circulation. The toxicology report showed he had a fatal amount of fentanyl in his system. Regardless if you believe the mockingbird media’s narrative or not, the forensic pathologist still certified that it only takes 3ng/ml of fentanyl to certify a death as caused from an overdose. George Floyd was also a decent sized man with a criminal record and people who testified that he used drugs sometimes.
source document: https://int.nyt.com/data/documenthelper/6992-george-floyd-full-autopsy/4c5bdf52fbbd775ce156/optimized/full.pdf
By comparison, Danielle had never done a drug in her life. She didn’t have much opportunity because she was always under the care of her mother or her nurse aide. She had no chance to build up a tolerance. Furthermore it is known that people with intellectual disabilities tend to be more sensitive than your average person to the effects of drugs. Often if any negative effects arise, they lack the ability to communicate what is going on. Medical advice for those with intellectual disabilities is to use the lowest dose possible, and slowly increase over time after an observation period for ill effects. Only one drug of a class should be used at a time to avoid overmedication. It is further advised not to start more than one drug at a time so it is easier to identify which drug might be causing unwanted effects.
As you can clearly see from Danielle’s toxicology report, she died with nearly 5 times the amount of fentanyl that was found in George Floyd!!! Unlike George, who got his on the street, Danielle was under medical supervision for the duration. How could this happen under the vent maestro’s watch?
What many people don’t know, even to this day, is heavy sedation is required when a patient is on a ventilator. It’s primal instinct to pull out the tube, even if you aren’t aware you are moving. Before I became a coder, I worked in the cardiac ICU where they had a tiny blood gas lab set up. Just outside the door were two ECMO machines. The other beds were usually filled with patients on ventilators and sometimes heart bypass machines. It’s the most advanced life the support the hospital offered. I can’t tell you how many times I saw a nurse go into a patient room because the patient was pulling at their tubes when they woke up from anesthesia or sedation. The nurses tried to tell them not to mess with the tube but inevitably the patients had to be heavily sedated to make them stop pulling at the tubes. When family came to visit, the nurses would intentionally let the sedation wear off so the patient would be able to at least make eye contact with their family and be a little more responsive. The second the family left, the nurse would go in and sedate them into unconsciousness again.
It’s the standard of care to use 3-4 drugs for paralysis and sedation while a patient is on a vent. Versed, aka midazolam is the main sedative that was used. An opiate or benozodiapene is usually added for sedation and pain control. Most commonly, propofol, a very strong anesthetic sometimes used for general anesthesia. Propofol is the drug that killed Michael Jackson. Clearly propofol can kill by itself, so can fentanyl. Imagine how deadly they can be when used together?! It is also common to use benzo drugs such as diazepam and lorazepam. To prevent patients from pulling at tubes when sedation begins to wear off, a paralytic is added. More often than not, patients hands are also strapped down to the bed.
It is difficult to look at the numerous medication overrides for fentanyl and not think the vent maestro and his orchestra of underlings directed Danielle into her grave. I can’t think of a reasonable explanation for the extraordinarily high amount fentanyl she had in her system when she died. This all happened while she was supposedly under professional medical care.
If this case happened before the madness that we called covid, courts would almost certainly have awarded Rebecca the full amount of damages without question. I know people who have received settlements for far less severe medical mismanagement. Rebecca once asked me how could they have done this, isn’t it malpractice, medical kidnapping, and/or battery?! It killed me to give her my honest reply “no, Rebecca, they made it legal”. So far the vent maestro and the hospital where he worked have been able to avoid justice by using the PREP Act as a shield. Free Now Foundation and attorney Tricia Lindsay are working to challenge the PREP Act so that justice can finally be done. The statue of limitations has expired for covid cases, so this is a last chance effort. I for one, would like to see them succeed.
Hospitals were transformed into kill centers instead of healing centers. Maybe they never were for healing. Our loved ones were murdered for money and it was sanctioned by our government, regulatory agencies, and people like the maestro who dutifully followed orders. The WHO is trying to scare up another pandemic so they can do it all over again. This cannot stand! We want accountability and perp walks, and we want them NOW!
To learn more about Rebecca’s fight for justice and to help her raise funds for the legal battle see the below links.
https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/good-morning-chd/former-wh-adviser-apologizes-to-rfk-jr--wrongful-death-legal-battle/
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Thank you, a wonderful piece of work that will make sense to many people. My Brother was put on a ventilator although he did not have a problem breathing and did not feel ill. He was learning disabled. Of course, he died. I had pneumonia and fought not to be put on a ventilator, fought not to have the jab and unbeknown to me was put on a do not resuscitate order. I fought like hell to live. Once on the cvd ward I noticed that the people were mostly elderly, just laying there. No symptoms. Some had been in hospital for other reasons, then been shipped into this ward and not allowed to leave even although they were not ill in any way. Everything seemed 'wrong'. Now I understand. This was in the UK.
Fabulous article, Zowe. This should be required reading for anybody wondering what happened at hospitals when we were locked down. What they did to Danielle is unforgivable. Thank you for writing about it so clearly and giving everybody the perspective they need to understand what happened.