Speaker 1: It's not what the jury said. It's not how they ruled,
it's how I rule. Having read the facts of the
case and talked with talking with Scott Sharp over the years.
What happened to his daughter Grace. We'll talk about this
court decision, the jury decision, what went on in the courtroom,
what's next, How Scott's soul is doing, family, He joins
us exclusively do this with the help of Bulwark Capital Management,
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of God Almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is one disapproved but big pharma
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Free America, here's the Emerald City Xi.
Speaker 3: Todd Herman. Today is the day the Lord has made,
and these are the.
Speaker 1: Times to which God has decided we shall live. Scott
Shara joins us, his daughter Grace did not get earthly
justice in my opinion, but Scott fought hard for it.
Speaker 3: And welcome, my brother. Good to have you back on
the show.
Speaker 4: Well, it's really great to be here, Dad. I always
enjoy your positive attitude, so I'm glad to be here.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sitting here humbold and honestly if I would
allow myself to dissolve into it, to dissolve into tears,
seeing that you can smile given what happened. Not everybody
knows the story of Grace, and I don't know if
you've become fatigued. I imagine not, because she was your
dear and beautiful daughter. Give us a quick synopsis and
then let's get into this. The court process went went on.
I am, I didn't know I could be dumbfound that Scott,
But I am. But let's start with just remembering Grace.
Speaker 4: Well, Grace was my best buddy. I mean, so that's
why it never gets old telling the story. And you
know she's she's in heaven now and she gave her
life to wait people up, both physically and spiritually. Grace
had down syndrome. She was nineteen years old. She went
into the hospital on October sixth of twenty one. She
never left. She was medically murdered and went to heaven
at seven twenty seven pm on October thirteenth of twenty
twenty one, seven days later. And I say medically murdered
with one thousand percent confidence because I now have about
four thousand hours of research, which of course includes the
medical records, but you know, in short, what happened to
her in the hospital and atcha. I always want to
back up just a minute, because I want to first
explain the mistake that I made so Grace would be
alive today if I would have trusted God, and what
happened during this plandemic. At the time, I thought it
was a pandemic. I know now it was a plandemic,
but I thought it was a pandemic, and in that vein,
I felt trapped fear, the fear of the pandemic, and
we were following the less evil protocol of the frontline
COVID critical care doctors, and we were monitoring Grace's oxygen
because of that fear, and fear is from Satan. And
if I would have simply used my critical thinking that
God gave me, we would have never monitored her oxygen
because we never had a baseline and when people get
cold and flu, their oxygen saturation levels dropped, well, we
were fixated on that number. Took Grace to the hospital
because her oxygen dropped to eighty eight percent, which is
no biggie now that I understand it, and we admitted
her to the hospital under the only plan of care
that I agreed to, which was, let's put Grace on
oxygen and the steroid for three or four days as
a precautionary. I thought, well, that makes sense, so we
did that. And if they would have only done that,
Grace would be live today. But they didn't. Grace was
overdosed on October seventh on precedex. She was over combined
with lauraza pam. She was overdosed again on October eighth.
They had to use resuscitation drugs to revive her on
the eighth. Then on the thirteen, she was overdosed for
the third time, this time with presdex at forty percent
higher than what she was overdosed previously and loaza pam
at fifty percent higher than the dose she overdosed previously.
And then they added morphine to that mix in a
twenty six minute window, and that's what killed Grace and
when it came time to revive her, which she could
have still been revived on. That's the amazing thing now
that I've been through all of the evidence, and we
have a fantastic expert that testified in our case, doctor
Gilbert Berdine, and he testified that Grace could have still
been revived even with all those meds, but they refused
to revive her. Why because the doctor had put an
illegal do not resuscitate order on her chart and Grace
this is no longer with us because of that chain
of events. Ultimately we filed the lawsuit. And I know
that's what you want to talk about, but that gets
people up to speed at what happened.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much and really well done synopsis. And look, guys,
the medical establishments, they are good people in it, but
the system is not a friend. It is not here
to cure things, not the establishment. So pick and choose,
be very very careful. I found out that I have
insulin resistance, tiny little bit. But if I'd gone to
a system MD and this system MD had seen the
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you know what, we might need to look at some
drugs and some farmer here that could help you. Instead,
I was with a naturopathic nurse practitioner who I called
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you got this lawsuit, Scott, and that in and of
itself was an act of God, I think, because it
is not easy to be able to even get to court,
and you had some statistics at one point about how
rare it is to be able to get into court.
They don't want to get into the court from what
happened there. But do you remember the statistics you shared
with me and how rare it is to be even
able to sue a medical company in system?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going to do it on my calculator real quick.
So what I know about the statistics in Wisconsin is
you have a point zero zero three percent chance of
getting to jury trial and then once you get to
so that's a small subset. Yeah, So the twenty seven
thousand medical malpractice incidences that are documented in Wisconsin annually,
eighty four have the chance to go to trial, which
is the point zero zero three percent, and then the
chance of winning once you get to trial is only
three percent of that. So it's you know, extremely rare
to get the trial, it's even rare to win. And
you know that's okay. I mean, we were called to
do this trial. God called us into it. We're in
if you just process this tod from zoom out. You
mentioned about the medical industrial complex. Just now, Well, the
medical industrial complex, to be blunt is anybody that accepts
Medicare and Medicaid is bought. So if you're going to
take care of your own health, there are individual doctors, nurses,
natural paths, chiropractors that do not accept Medicare and medicaid,
and you have to have a relationship with one of
those people to not be in the system. Well, the
legal system is in bedwidth that system. So process the
idea that if we would have so, losing was really
expected if you think about it, why because that's the system.
The system is designed that way. Well, let's just take
the opposite. Let's say that we would have won. Okay,
if we would have won, then that would have been
a less evil victory. So I'm in the paradigm of
evil versus less evil is played out in Revelation thirteen.
God explained Satan's dualistic nature. He's got an evil nature
and a less evil nature. So if we would have won,
people would have been cheering, and oh gosh, you know,
they would have thought the system was good. Well, no,
it would have been a victory in spite of the system.
So God is over Satan. And I'll just tell you bluntly,
my best buddy Grace, if she'd be here today, she
would have just said, God did it, Dad, because God's
above Satan and God did do it. We had that
trial live stream to the country, So wrap your head
around the miracle of that. So now anyone with ears
to hear has a chance to wake up and save
their life because of that trial being live stream to
the nation. So I don't see it as a I'm
not seeing it from the point of view that you know.
I'm disdropped because we lost. So I mean, if we
it would have been. It's a miracle, regardless of winning
or losing, that we got this far in the Antichrist
legal system. And it's out there for the public to
review now at any time.
Speaker 3: Yep, yep.
Speaker 1: And let's run through somethings to me show how capture
the system is. The jury heard you testify, I assume,
and they heard you and your lawyers state that you,
Scott only signed off on one course of treatment oxygen
and steroids, and everything thereafter was the establishment.
Speaker 3: So they heard that.
Speaker 4: Well, no, they didn't just hear it, they saw it. Yeah,
you know. Amazingly, the judge ruled that because we were
in the hospital, we consented to everything. You give them
an implicit consent just by being in the hospital. That
should scare anybody. And I'm going to be very specific
on that in a minute. But what do I mean
by they saw it? So they heard me say it,
but then they actually saw it. Had we showed in
the medical records that the general consent form that they
want you to sign when you get into the hospital
was never signed. In fact, what they did you can
see they did it after the fact. So this Grace
and I were in the emergency room about fifteen minutes,
and this document has that time stamp. It says that
Grace orally approved a general consent at two twenty seven
in the afternoon on October sixth, But we were only
in the emergency room for fifteen minutes I was with Grace.
How did they get her oral consent for this document?
You know, makes no sense. Grace had down syndrome. She's
not going to give an oral consent and the power
of attorney and her dad and her advocate are right
in the room. So I mean, it's completely ridiculous. So
there was no general consent. And regardless, even if I
would have signed a general consent, that doesn't mean I'm
signing my rights away. But that's what the judge ruled,
is that you basically are signing your rights away. And
I'll be very specific, as they said, I would be
the relative to the most agreed. You know, the med
combination is egregious obviously, but the illegal dn R is
what should really scare people. And ultimately the judge ruled,
and the jury decided, Well, the judge said this implicit
with the implied consent idea. But then the jury basically
ruled because and I say basically, because they did not
believe a dn R needed to be executed. They the
defense had two experts in that said that a dn
R can be unilaterally placed on a patient without consent,
without a witness, without a signature, and without a bracelet.
So that's what the testimony from the defense was. And
the jury sided in favor of the defense. We only
had one jury that sided in favor of us, which
represents eight percent, which I believe that's representative of the population.
The population that gets what I even talk about. Most
of them have been programmed. If you think about the programming,
if the average age of the juror was fifty years old,
that means they've had fifty years of programming. So you know,
all the testimony, I mean, we had a better case,
better witnesses, better preparation, better experts. Everything was in our favor.
In fact, we thought we even the worst days that
we had, we still thought we won the day, you know,
as I sat down with the legal team after each day,
and yet we lost to the jury. So it is shocking,
but it's not shocking at the same time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and understand that formulation. And so.
Speaker 1: Let me play this out. The judge's decision on what
you'd agreed to and not agreed to. They're effectively lying,
and I trust you that they lied. I don't have
any doubt that they lied about Grace orally signing off
on this thing. That's absurd.
Speaker 3: But then if we were to extend this, had they decided,
you know what, we would like.
Speaker 1: To amputate Grace's right foot, I mean not to be
you know, blunt about your daughter, but if I'm in
the hospital Scott's and I agree to go in there
and they this judge's logic is while I'm asleep, they
decide to remove my right foot. I have nothing to
say about that, and I stayed in the hospital. I mean,
if you extend this to maybe even just a left
pinky or you know, we decided to give him a tattoo,
this none of that can can pass any muster. And
this was the judge who boxed the jury in in
this way.
Speaker 4: Well the judge because they dismissed the battery claim before
the case went to the jury. So the battery claim
was exactly about what you're explaining, and when I testified,
it was you know, so it wasn't a leg amputation. Interestingly,
I used that example that you just said, I'll explain
because they kept presenting that I would not agree to
a ventilator. So we were never asked to put Grace
on a ventilator less one time on the eighth, which
you know, she ended up not needing the ventilator then
based on a retest. So they kept asking us for
a pre authorization for a ventilator, which we know why
now because of the incentives during COVID for ventilators. Yes,
but ultimately they were always asking for a pre authorization,
So the question never came up, or the challenge never
came up to say, listen, Grace has to be on
a ventilator, whether she's going to die, will you approve that?
That question was never posed, and so when I was
on the stand, I explained that for me to pre
authorize a ventilator would be like me going in for
an ankle spraying. At ankle spraying and pre author is
pre author is easy for me to say, pre authorizing
a leg amputation, right, I mean, why would I pre
authorize a ventilator just because Grace is in the hospital.
That would make no sense, and so I was not
pre authorizing that. I explained that to the jury when
I was on the stand. But yeah, ultimately it's hard
for me to grasp because we had such a clear
case but yet not believable by the jury.
Speaker 1: Okay, and I'm going to go through some more of
this the jury heard, because this becomes I'm finding myself
angry at the jury and I don't want to be there,
you know, I want to be able to forgive and
God tells us to do this. So we'll continue here
with Scott Shara and just continue to talk about the jury,
and then I want to talk about what's next and
where the family's at. And look, guys, we live in
a broken culture.
Speaker 4: We know this.
Speaker 3: There are bright spots in it.
Speaker 1: For instance, I was just going back and reading this
came up in his feed. I wasn't searching for it.
But the people who made Snow White, they are now
issuing a series of excuses for this, up to and
including people having trouble getting to the theaters on time
because of broken GPS devices. They're doing everything they can
to scrape from this the reality that people did not
want to go to see a movie with a woman
who expressed deep hatred for the audience. There's another side
of this they're not talking about. There was another movie
people could take their kids to see in theaters at
the same time called King of Kings. Who was the
hero of that story Jesus Christ, and that is told
through the lens of a little boy hearing about Jesus
from his father ad the fictional Charles Dickens. That thing
blew snow White out with five percent of the promotional
budget that came from Angel Studios, the same people who
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So Scott, the jury was also availed of the fact.
And this, to me, this is utterly mind blowing that
the drugs they gave for every one of these drugs
has the effect of lowering oxygen levels right, oxygen absorption
in the body, oxygen saturation, and every one of these
drugs was presented as necessary by the defense.
Speaker 3: But did they offer any evidence that Grace was in
pain or afraid or resisting, or what possible evidence did
they have forgiving your daughter precedts and morphine in this
other drug?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's good. I'm going to pull this up on
my laptop here because this will blow your mind. It's
hard to even grasp they have blinders on.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Part of it is blinders. You know that's obvious, but
there's also I just got to quickly pull this up. Okay,
all right, sorry, DoD give me just a shoot, no way,
so I'll just talk. I got to so the blinders,
of course, you know they've got blinders. Grace is now
in the ICU, which is another interesting, interesting piece. All right,
give me, I'm just going to oh, there we go,
I got it. Okay, So I'm just going to jump
into the cold facts first that I'll zoom out. So
press we were able to get the precedents package insert
in that trial, and we showed the jury this. So
there were twelve side effects on the package insert that
Grace had. Okay, this is what she had as side
effects that are listed in the package insert. Respiratory depression, hypoxia, agitation, acidosis, hypotension, fever,
blood pressure, fluctuation, anxiety, delirium, sepsis, acute respiratory distress, syndrome, syndrome,
and cardiac arrest. So those are all side effects of precedent. Oh, okay,
and so Grace had these, but they ignored them. They
said that, And I'm going to zoom out to the
ICU here for a minute. When Grace went into the hospital,
she was in room twenty twenty nine. She also died
in room twenty twenty nine when a patient is put
on preceducts, which they started Grace on precedicts at ENPM
on October seventh. She had already been in the room
for twenty two hours. Well, the first twenty two hours
she was not in ICU. I find out after I
got the invoice that I saw the charge that the
room charge change to regular room to ICU. I didn't
even know she was in ICU because it was in
the same room, and so then once they're in the ICU.
They used this as the excuse in the trial. The
defense said, well, that's these are common drugs in the ICU.
She's in the ICU, and that's how they monitor the patient.
So they're monitoring, and well they monitor based on their blinders.
They don't monitor. They don't realize that if somebody has
side effects, they should be taken off that drug. Our
attorneys brought up they just posed this question to one
of the defense experts, and the defense expert had to
agree with us, And the question was, if your son
or daughter had a side effect, a reaction to aspirin,
so they have a first reaction to aspiring, would you
give them a second one? So then, now let's say
that you did, and now they had a second reaction
to the same aspring, would you do it a third time?
And that's what happened to Grace. I mean, she had
two reactions. The first one wasn't life threatening on October seventh.
The second one on October eighth was actually life threatening.
They saved her life with resuscitation directs. But then they
did it a third time on October thirteenth. All because
this is normal in the ICU. You know, the blinders.
It's hard to grasp pod the blinders that these people
have on. And anybody that paid attention to the trial
saw all this. And I would presume that Grace's trial
has saved tens of thousands of lives because people are
going to be scared to go into hospital, which means
they won't go, which means their life will be spared
because they didn't go into the death chambers that the
hospitals represent today. I mean, they hospitals represent the Auschwitz
of World War two today.
Speaker 1: And when Scott did the defense have a cogent explanation?
I mean, I know it's a common drug. Well, guess
what sepsis is common in ers? Should we give people sepsis?
Heart attacks?
Speaker 3: Common?
Speaker 1: Should we give people heart attack? Did they have any
cosent reason for why they introduced Presidentts to your daughter?
Speaker 4: Well they yeah, sure, they explained that she was agitated,
And you know, it's interesting interesting that you know, so
the way I look at that Grace was agitated a
few dimes and they're easily documented the first time that
they did press it actually actually was legitimately agitated. And
I explained this to the jury Also, she was agitated
because they had put her on a high flow canula
without me even knowing it, because it's called a vapor therm,
and so it looks just like a regular canula, but
they hooked up a machine to it, and you know,
it's it's interesting.
Speaker 3: Because people people don't know what a canula is.
Speaker 4: Okay, So a canula is the the two bronze wrapped
around here, and then it's hooked to an oxygen tank. Okay,
in the hospital, it's hooked to uh, you know, a
wall oxygen. Well, they had in line with that canula,
they hooked up high flow device, so they made it
go faster of Grace's nose. Well, they turned that high
flow device up to and even the nurse that it
was going up Grace's nose at forty miles an hour.
So that agitated her. So, you know, instead of just saying, oh, yeah,
that's agitated her, let's get her back on a regular canula,
because she wasn't agitated at all, they gave her precedent, okay,
so she was legitimately agitated. Then there was another time
she was legitimately agitated, although we weren't there. This was
after I was taken home by an armed guard. Our daughter,
Jessica was in the room and when she was made
to go home to take a shower. That's another strange
situation in this case, because they told her that you
can't take a shower in the room because you're going
to arasol the virus. I mean, what a crazy thought process.
But Jessica went home to take a shower while she's
while she's at home for that hour and a half,
they straight strapped Grace down to the bed because she
wanted to get out of the bed and pool. And
so of course now she's agitated because they strapped her down.
And then the third time she was agitated is when
they inserted a feeding to So I mean, these are
all times that any of us would have been agitated, right,
So I look at it through the lens, you know.
So you're in the hospital, you're bought by the medical
industrial establishment. You're a nurse, and I've seen this. I
mean I've seen it in some of the nurses training.
Even their coffee mugs and things will have versions of
this on that. You know, a sedated patient is a
good patient. You know, that's that's the view of the
world that they have because it makes their job easier.
Speaker 1: I've seen I've seen these behaviors. I've seen the decent
doctors within the system. My dad was blessed with two
of them, really decent doctors. And I've seen people surrounded
by vulturous, vulture type doctors. And I'm hearing that you
just got a terrible team. And there's more yet I
want to talk about here, because your removal is something.
Speaker 3: Again, the jury heard about that.
Speaker 1: The one man who who loved grace beyond measure. Only
one entity loves or more, and that's God Almighty, gets
removed from the hospital by an arm guard. We'll talk
about this in a second. Guys, we're talking about systems.
You might have great employees at your local bank, Okay,
I do. I could name them A couple of great
employees at my local bank. I have a tussle going
on with my bank because they let someone steal through
ach with no signature, no sign up from me, et cetera.
So I mean sad they might end up leaving this bank.
Probably will, but it's hard to find a greater bank now.
Even as great as they are. They did not tell
me when they were offering me quote corporate credit. That
they weren't offering me corporate credit. What they were offering
me was my logo on a debit card or a
credit card. Okay, my company's logo. That's it still tied
to my ein. I'm probably my social security not based
on my ein. And it's a lot of work to
go through and get your company with corp credit. And
corporate credit is important because it is a firewall if
your company makes mistakes. Say what if your employees screws
something up, God forbid, and you get sued because your
employees screwed something.
Speaker 3: Up really bad.
Speaker 1: Those people could go after your house, your your your
retirement fund, your kid's college accounts, if it's based on
your Social Security number, even if it's your employee who
made the mistake. Okay, God forbid that happen. With real
corporate credit, they have a real hard time doing that.
So but it's a lot of work to get done.
I don't have the time to do it.
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go visible dot com. So, Scott, you got removed from
the hospital. You were your daughter's power attorney or one
of them. And okay, so I'm gonna just set the scene.
You Scott, guy who owned an accounting firm and sold
that godly Christian man. I imagine you were throwing punches,
tossing molotov cocktails, et cetera, making wild threats. What did
the jury actually hear about why you her father was
taken out by an armguard?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they heard, not surprising, two completely opposite stories. So
what happened was I got into quite a discussion and
there was a nurse. Her nurse, her name is Emily Fisher,
and she was the overnight nurse on October ninety and
she her and I definitely had personalities that did not jive.
And that's okay. I mean, there's all kinds of different people,
so I'm sure, you know, some of it's on me,
some of it's on her. But ultimately I told her
bluntly that Grace needs to be fed. And you know,
I explained this all to the jury's and Grace needs
to be fed, and she and I said, I know
how we can do it because I've watched the physical
or the respiratory therapists come in every four hours or so.
They removed the bipath mask, they swap Grace's mouth, they
hook her up to a high flow canula on low
and Grace is fine. So I mean, that's all we
have to do. We can feed Grace. And she said, well,
the doctors are never going to allow that, and I said,
I don't care what the doctors allow. I am in
charge of Grace's care, not the doctors and ultimately that
confrontation led her to discuss it with nurse Alison Barkolds,
and Allison Barkolts came on the stand, so I'm going
to just finish up what happened then, So I had
because of the confrontation with her. Instead of arguing with
her further, I just said I would like to have
a meeting with doctor Beck, who was the attending physician
and unit supervisor. Well, that meeting never happened. Instead, Nurse
Alison Barkolts came in at seven am in the morning
on October tenth with an arm guard and said you
need to leave the hospital immediately. I so, what's the reason?
And she said, the last shifts of nurses don't want
you in the room. You've been shutting off the alarms
at night, and we suspect you have COVID. And of
course I defended one of those things, the second one,
you know, shutting off the alarms. I mean the nurses
trained me how to reset these alarms. And regarding COVID,
I said, you know, doctor Baum, who was the daytime
hospital is at the beginning, he's the one who told
me I'm going to get COVID. You know, so that
was a risk that I took by coming to the hospital.
So anyway, so this whole argument is right in front
of Grace with an arm guard there, so just process
that in and of itself. Then she threatened that if
I don't leave immediately, she's going to call the Appleton
Police Department. I ended up calling my business attorney of
twenty years and his name is Tom. I said, Tom,
this is what's going on. What do you recommend? And
he suggested leaving peacefully. Well, ultimately, then she gets on
the stand. Ellison Barkles gets on the stand and she
tells a story that the reason that she kicked me
out is I was so severe with COVID I could
hardly stand. He's holding she's holding my hands just to
hold me up so that I could even talk with her.
But then you know her true personality and the two reasons.
True reason came out on cross examination because one of
our attorneys was cross examining her pretty tough, and then
she blurted out that, well, if somebody's an A, we
should be able to take them out of the hospital.
Speaker 3: Okay, the jury heard all of that, thought, yeah.
Speaker 4: And it's still it's you know, I want to say,
maybe the most telling sign of where the jury was
at is that they only deliberated for approximately maybe forty
five minutes. No, Yeah, so that that really showed me
what's going on. Yeah, And with all the evidence that
we brought in, I don't think we're shocking.
Speaker 1: I don't think the evidence to me is more disturbing
than As I recall, I've talked with you many times
at the point where they were issuing this third drug
to Grace, which is very similar to what they would
give an end stage hospice patient that cocktail drugs.
Speaker 3: As I recall, you'd.
Speaker 1: Gotten a good news call and Grace is doing a
lot better. And I know the jury heard this, and
I want to make sure this podcast and radio family
here's this, so share that with us in just a second. Here, guys,
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Speaker 3: So Scott, we got.
Speaker 1: To and I heard in the plays and saw this testimony,
a couple of different pieces from your doctor. And what
was very very chilling was a very simple question. One
of your lawyers asked, how did Grace die? And the
doctor went through a very simple thing that you encapsulated
at the beginning of this program, but something that was missing,
if I recollect correctly, you got a phone call, a
good news call from the hospital. Hey, we need an
eating plan. Grace is coming home as our recall. If
I'm right on, that wasn't that about the time that
they started to insert this deadly drug cocktail?
Speaker 4: Yeah, amazing memory that you have. So October thirteenth was
Grace's last day. And you know, if I just walked
through some timestamps, it'll help people see how nefarious this was.
The nurse who was the defendant in the lawsuit, Holly McGinnis.
She started her shift at seven o'clock in the morning.
Immediately as soon as she came in. The very first
thing she did time stamp. At seven am was increased
presod x to one point zero. That was the highest
level of presed X that Grace was on since the
second overdose. Then at seven point thirty she increased it
to one point one, and seven fifty four to one
point two. At eight forty, now this is during the
window when Great Jess was gone to the take a
shower and they strapped Grace down to the bed and
made her defecate in the bed. She increased it to
one point four. At ten twelve is when we had
this phone call with the doctor that you're referencing, So
this is doctor Scholkar. He was also a defendant in
the lawsuit. And he called Cindy and I asking us
which we were expecting to call, because we had a
call with him the day before, And he asked us
what our decision was relative to a pre authorization for eventilator,
and we told him we're not going to pre authorize eventilator.
Then he switched gears and said, Grace said, such a
good day yesterday. We should work on nutrition. We need
to get her out of bed, get her balls moving,
get her fed. So we can get her out of
here in the next several days. And during that conversation
we approved a feeding tube. Then he switched gears one
time and said, if Grace took a turn for the
worst and her heart stopped, would you want us to
keep working on her? Over and over? And I said,
what are you talking about. Grace is doing fine. And
Cindy timed in and said, well, we expect you to
do the best. God will do the rest. We hung
up the phone with him at ten fifty five. At
ten fifty six he entered in illegal do not resuscitate order.
At eleven twenty five, Nurse mcguinnis gave Grace. Now she's
at max DOS presidents starting at eight forty, which is
one point four. This is the forty percent higher dose
than Grace had ever been on. So she started at
max dos presidects at eight forty. At eleven twenty five,
she gave her larazzapam. And the excuse for larazapam is, well,
we had to calm Grace down because of starting the
feeding tube at eleven thirty four. Well, she was already
on Maxto's precedent. Why did you have to add leazepam. Well,
then they started feeding Grace at one fifty eight and great.
They tried to put a bridle, so a feeding tube
goes in your nose. They tried to put this bridle
through Grace's nose and it started bleeding. They never even
cleaned up the blood, and so they weren't successful with
this bridle. This bridle goes through your notrils and basically
straps that feeding tube in. The nurse lied on the
stand saying that she put myths on Grace's hands so
that she could not touch the feeding tube. She said
Grace was never in restraints on October thirteenth, complete lives
right in the medical records that she was on restraints.
She was in restraints when Jess was gone to the bathroom.
And the reason we know that is not only it's
in the medical records, but when Jess came back about
nine thirty, she overheard the doctor and nurse in the
hallway say the family's not going to like this. So
she said, what are they going to like? And they said, well,
we had to restrain Grace while you're while you were going. Well,
the nurse lied about that on the stand when she
came on the stand the second time. Then she said,
oh she hurt. She didn't remember correctly. You mean the
jury here heard all of this, todd okay. So now
just to keep going with the timestamps. So you were
talking about this good news phone call with the doctor. Well,
I'm just going to finish off the day so people
really understand the gravity of what I'm talking about. So
now Grace is knocked out. In fact, the nurse in
the medical records at four PM said that there's no
further intervention available. At five o'clock she said Grace was somnolent.
At five point thirty, she said she was somnolant. At
five forty six, she gave her another dose of laarazepam.
At five forty nine, another dose of larazzepam, and then
at six fifteen, they are already documented in the medical
records at six p'h nine that Grace had no blood pressure,
and at six fifteen doctor Schokar ordered morphine.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, that's forgive me. This is my opinion. That's
a kill shot.
Speaker 4: Well, it obviously was a kill shot because Rais is
no longer your ear. The jury saw all this, We
put put the timeline right up on. There's there's TV
screens in the courtrooms, and we were we put all
of what I just said to you. We showed this
all on a timeline to the jury.
Speaker 1: The So let's talk about the effects of this on
this earth where you and I are visitors. We are
part of the exile elect We serve Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 1: This is not our home. It's a place we visits,
and we want to leave it a better place. One
of the earthly aftermaster of this is at least in
the state of Wisconsin. Correct me if I'm wrong. When
you walk into a hospital, you give up your rights.
You are owned by the hospital. Should they decide that
you need a random amputation or something. This is just
something you have to live with. If they decide to
give you a drug that is clearly causing side effects,
adverse events to you, and some of them life threatening,
it's okay to triple down on that. If a family
member asked a question or is observed, hey, here's a
way that we could help. You can remove them by
armed guard. You can suspect someone has COVID with no
side to that. You can give someone a drug that
is causing one adverse event. Then you can pauly drug
them even when they are unawake, passed out, non responsive.
You can give them a drug because they need to
calm down. But this is all going on with low
blood pressure or no blood pressure. You can then issue morphine,
which is known to further reduce oxygen saturation and have
respiratory harm. You can do all of that and then
walk away scott free. And this can happen to anybody,
Is that right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I love the way you said scott free and that's good. Yeah,
you know, Ice can still laugh because you know I
Grace had a sense of humor. I have a sense
of humor too, and you know it is it's good
to laugh. So, yes, you summarized exactly the situation. You
summarized it perfectly. And I pray to God that anybody
with ears to hear is absolutely scared to go into
a hospital, because that is a proper fear, not a
fear from Satan. That is a proper fear which would
cause you to change your belief, which causes you to
change your actions. So once your belief changes, so we
we've all been programmed that hospitals are safe zones. Doctors
follow the hypocritic oath, which you know sidebar hypocratic. The
Hippocratic oath is not first do no harm like we've
been programmed to believe. It is an oath to Satanic gods.
And so once your belief changes, you will have the
ability to physically save yourself, similarly to spiritually, when your
belief changes that there's a god of the universe and
he has a set of character traits that cause you
to recognize I cannot reconcile to him on my own,
and that's why Jesus Christ came. Well, now your belief
changes spiritually and consequently your actions change. So that's what
I'm hopeful that this case brought out them. Grace's death was.
Speaker 1: Not in vain that Scott, you'd asked those of us
who are falling the trout to pray for the doctors
and the nurses. Yes, and I do because I think,
and you know, I know I'm going to have a
conversation with Jesus on judgment Day. I know I'm saved.
I know I'm accepted as my Lord and savior. I
know I've agreed to be changed by him. I do
everything I can to abide with him, and you and
I both know we all fall short, sometimes for full seasons,
other times for days or moments. It says a lot
about what Jesus has done in your heart art that
you're praying for them. And I would just ask you this,
this is a tough question. Are you anxious to seek
grace in heaven? I mean, you seem such a happy
man and still have a mission to do here, but
do you find yourself anxious to go to heaven?
Speaker 4: Scott, Well, it's interesting. During the trial, very few people
know that I told my wife, I told my best
friend so about I don't know how long ago it was,
maybe once I realized where I fit in the trial.
You know, I needed to testify it. Yeah, you know,
I couldn't. The trial could not happen without my testimony.
So I prayed to God. So this is maybe a
year ago. I prayed that keep me alive through the trial.
And then the last on Tuesday. So Tuesday of the
last week the trial was was two weeks in four days,
and Tuesday of that last week, I woke up with
severe heartburn, thinking and I was diagnosed with heart disease
seven years ago. So I thought oh, this is really
odd to wake up with this. In fact, it woke
me up and it went away about seven thirty. That evening,
I had another heart event at about nine thirty, and
I was with the legal team in the house that
I rented for them, and they saw me turn gray
and thought, you know what's going on here? So I
went home and I laid in bed that night and
I just said to God, I know I only prayed
to stay alive through the trial. It's over. I mean,
the testimony was over, and if this is my time,
I'm content with it. And you know, as he as
he chose. I mean, I woke up the next morning
and I'm here today. So I don't know what he
has in mind here yet for me. I mean, I
have in mind what my mission is, because my mission
this trial is just a small puzzle piece in the
mission I was given. I was given a mission pad
to not use Grace's story to expose evil. That's my mission,
and that's what I've been working full time on for
about two years. I took a three month time off
for cryal preparation, but that's what I'm going to keep
going on. And so you know, what do I mean
by that. You know, if you read Ephesians five eleven,
it says you have nothing to do with the fruitful
needs of darkness, but rather expose them. Well, that's not
what it says. It says that in your NIV Bible
and the modern translation Bibles. But if you go back
to the Bibles, the Geneva Bible, the Tindale Bible from
the fifteen hundreds, it says to rebuke evil, not expose it.
So that's why God gave me that message. What happens
is if when we're exposing evil, not rebuking, but exposing it, we're,
you know, we're the sky is falling. The sky is falling.
Look at all this evil that fits into Satan's playbook. Esoterically,
Satan has another role to play. He's got an evil
role and a less evil role. The less evil role
is the angel Light, and we always respond the same.
Whenever there's fear and all this the sky is falling,
we always gravitate towards security and comfort, which is the
Angel of Light strategy from Satan. This is a battle
for souls, and that is why I was called. I
did not know any of this until after Grace's death.
But God woke me up to it and that's the
single most important message. I want to share it to
anybody listening.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you share with us, Scott, and thank you
for welcoming us into this journey. And it's my one
regret here. I mean, obviously I regret what's happened to
your daughter, but I regard it didn't get to meet her,
because something tells me I would have gotten kick out
of her. Gott be with you and your family, Scott.
Thanks for sharing the story with us, and we'll continue
to pray.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: I appreciated that. Thank you very much for having me.
God bless you, God bless you.
Speaker 3: This is a Todd hermershell.
Speaker 1: Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, and just
make the decision today to walk in the true light
of Jesus Christ.