“Hospitals Killed COVID Patients On Purpose For PROFIT!l” Says Nurse Whistleblower Kim Overton

Nurse Kimberly Overton asserts that hospital protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic constituted a 'death assembly line' rather than effective treatment. She claims that patients were subjected to unnecessary intubations, the antiviral drug Remdesivir, and high doses of sedatives, leading to preventable deaths. She argues that these measures were not based on sound medical practice for COVID-19 patients but on 'protocol' and financial incentives.

Overton states, 'It was the Remdesivir, ventilator, death, wash, rinse, repeat over and over again.' She describes arguing with doctors who would only respond 'it's protocol' when questioned about harmful treatments. She also notes that Remdesivir was ineffective at the stage patients received it and was known to cause organ damage, yet hospitals were financially incentivized to use it.

Overton highlights that the government financially incentivized hospitals to use Remdesivir, a costly antiviral medication (around $3,000-$5,000 for a 5-day course). She claims this drug, despite being ineffective for late-stage COVID-19 patients and known to cause increased mortality and decreased renal function, was pushed for profit. This led to patients' organs shutting down and them 'drowning' from fluid accumulation before being placed on ventilators.

Overton states, 'Why is the government financially incentivizing the use of this medication? It was about 3,000, 3 to 5,000 dollars, I believe, for a 5-day course.' She adds, 'We knew it had an increase in mortality and a decrease in renal function... basically shutting people's organs down. They were filling with fluid. They were drowning.'

The guest details that early intubation was aggressively pushed as a method to 'contain the virus,' despite being a last resort procedure for respiratory failure. She states that once intubated, patients were given extremely high doses of sedatives like fentanyl, propofol, and midazolam, making it impossible to conduct daily breathing trials or wean them off the ventilator. This resulted in an approximately 80% chance of death for intubated COVID-19 patients.

Overton explains, 'They were pushing for early intubation... as a way to contain the virus.' She adds, 'When we placed those patients on ventilators, they had about an 80% chance that they were not getting off of that.' She also mentions, 'They were putting them on high doses of fentanyl. They were using propofol and midazolam... the doses were so high there was no way that we could get them weaned off of these medications.'

Overton challenges the 'pandemic of the unvaccinated' narrative, explaining that individuals were only considered 'vaccinated' 14 days after their second dose. This classification meant that people who contracted COVID-19 and were hospitalized shortly after receiving their first or second vaccine dose were still counted as 'unvaccinated,' skewing statistics. She also personally witnessed severe vaccine injuries in young, healthy individuals, including paralysis, strokes, and blood clots.

Overton clarifies, 'Before you were considered vaccinated, it had to be 14 days following your second dose.' She states, 'People were getting the shot... getting COVID despite that fact... and those are all marked as unvaccinated.' She further claims, 'I saw the vaccine injuries at the bedside firsthand. I saw the paralysis, the strokes, the blood clots. I'm talking in young healthy individuals.'