Aidan Kaminska, of Port Jefferson, New York died from unknown causes on Monday morning at his parent's home, Newsday reported.
He was a communications major at the university and was a midfielder for the school's lacrosse team. He won Rookie of the Week as a sophomore and went on to win the 2022 CAA All-Tournament team.
Probably fentanyl od.
ReplyDeleteClot-shot casualty.....
ReplyDeleteVaccination was a requirement for him to remain enrolled in the University of Massachusetts. I would have liked to be fly on the wall if an autopsy were performed. Methinks that it would have shown evidence of myocarditis. Myocarditis is deadly in athletes because the added stress on an inflamed heart muscle due to physical exertion, causes the muscle to stop functioning, similar to getting a cramp in the leg. It's an instant heart attack.
ReplyDeleteStatistically, there has been a marked increase in these deaths in young make athletes that cannot be explained by anything other than the Covid jab. A very small percent of these cases have been reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) so that they become "official." But, the majority of these deaths go unreported. A 20 year old male dies while playing soccer and he is buried without further inquiry. His death certificate says "cardiac failure" as the presumed cause of death and that is it. So the vaccine according to the CDC and FDA published data seems not as deadly as it is in the real world.
Probably would still be alive if he hadn't gone to UMass/Amherst. Place is a cesspool
ReplyDeleteof toxic, deadly liberalism and has been as far back as the seventies.
- WDS
Another senseless covid death.
ReplyDeleteSome died of unexpectedly while others died of suddenly.
ReplyDeleteBefore the last year, the only way 38 year olds died was trauma or drugs. Died at home. Being a former Cowboy, you can't rule out the drugs, but there have been too many for me to assume that any more.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/former-dallas-cowboys-running-back-marion-barber-dies-at-38/ar-AAXYJfC