This article was originally published by Ethan Huff at Natural News.
The other day, we reported that eight of the 62 (not 68 as was originally reported) people who died in the recent ATR 72 turboprop plane crash in Sao Paulo, Brazil, were doctors headed to an important oncology conference. It has since come out that six of these eight were also scientists who planned to expose mRNA (modRNA) “vaccines” as a cause of turbo cancer.
The following six scientists were planning to do a really good thing before someone sabotaged the plane they were traveling on to ensure their message was never sent or received:
1) Dr. José Roberto Leonel Ferreira, a senior radiologist who had a significant impact in the field of radiology, particularly in pediatric radiology
2) Dr. Mariana Belim, an intensivist in the Adult ICU at the Western Paraná University Hospital (Huop)
3) Dr. Ariane Risso, also from the Uopeccan Cancer Hospital in Cascavel
4) Edilson Hobold, a professor of physical education
5) Deonir Secco, a professor of agricultural engineering
6) Raquel Ribeiro Moreira, a literature professor at the Cascavel campus
All six of these individuals were highly respected professionals in their respective fields. The purpose of their travel was to share their expertise in front of a large audience, which apparently had to be stopped to keep a lid on the truth.
The other two medical professionals who perished were resident medics, reports indicate.
Assassinating the truth
Had the plane been allowed to land safely rather than mysteriously crash in a residential neighborhood not far from the event, it would have exposed to the entire world the ugly truth about mRNA and what it does to the human body.
The corporate media initially reported on the crash as a mere event, failing to explain who was aboard the plane.
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