The news feed in early September 2021 is chockfull with conflicting reports of data published by Peter Schirmacher, an institute pathologist at the Heidelberg University Hospital. In Baden-Württemberg, autopsies have already been performed on 40 people who died within two weeks of the Covid vaccination procedure. Schirmacher suggests that between 30 and 40 percent of them died from the vaccine.

From his point of view, the frequency of vaccine-related fatal episodes is underestimated. However, the professor was heavily criticised for his candid disclosures.

The director of the Pathological Institute in Heidelberg even warns of high hidden numbers about the number of deaths from COVID vaccinations and laments that pathologists do not receive from the majority of patients who die after vaccination. However, on this point, it is contradicted, in particular, by the Standing Commission on Vaccinations (Stiko) and the Paul Ehrlich Institute.

Now the physician wants to understand the serious side effects of vaccinations, such as cerebral vein thrombosis or autoimmune diseases. The problem, from his point of view, is that vaccinated people do not usually die under clinical supervision.

During the year, the dead were dissected at university hospitals in the southwest of the Crown to better understand the reasons for their deaths. The results of more than 200 autopsies to date would lead to better treatment and ventilation of Covid patients, among other things, Schirmacher said.

The Federal Association of German Pathologists is also pushing for more autopsies on vaccinated people. This is the only way to rule out or prove a link between mortality and vaccination, says Johannes Freeman, head of the association’s autopsy working group. However, from his point of view, there is still too little studied to talk about insufficient data on the relationship between vaccination and the number of deaths. The question of the relationship between the fact of death from vaccination really remains open.