He describes a normal blood clot as having a texture like grape jelly or jam. If you were to pick it up, it would likely disintegrate in your fingers. Before 2021, blood clots would appear in between five and 10 percent of bodies. These days, says Hirschman, those numbers are more like 85 percent. “The majority of bodies I embalm are clotted,” he says. “Out of 358 bodies this year, only around 60 were not clotted, and a half of those were heavily clotted. Prior to last year, it wasn’t like that. Nothing like what we see now.”
What is more, these clots are unlike anything he’s ever seen before. He describes them as “a white fibrous structure, like calamari, a rubber band or spaghetti. Even the small ones are unusual looking, like worms. They resemble a small parasite.” Typically, blood clots come out of veins during the embalming process, very, very rarely out of an artery. However, Hirschman recently took one out of an artery 33 inches long. “Normally, I wouldn’t be able to pull a clot of that length without it falling apart,” he explains. “It’s the white, fibrous length that’s unusual. I cannot possibly imagine that being inside a healthy person.”
Hirschman suspects the vaccine is causing these clots. “The reason why I feel the vaccine is related is that I have found these strange structures inside of people who supposedly never had covid but had been vaccinated.”
Looking back, Hirschman sees a date correlation. “It was January 2021 when they really started pushing the vaccines,” he recalls. “I have never been so busy in all my life. I was running into clots like crazy; even in February and March, the clotting was huge. Initially, it was in elderly people, and those were the first they tried to protect.”
Typically, Hirschman’s patients have been in their late 60s, 70s, and 80s. But he’s seeing increasingly younger bodies, “some in their 20s, too,” he says, but just not as many as elsewhere because Alabama has a low vaccination rate amongst young people, according to the embalmer. “I know they are dying, though; I’m hearing about it everywhere,” he says. “But it seems like in Alabama, people are waking up.”
Not so for 17-year-old Ohio football player Kaden Clymer, who recently had six feet of strange clots removed from his legs. Mainstream media continues to deny any link between these clots and the covid-19 vaccine, even though Clymer was diagnosed with inferior vena cava atresia, a disease that typically only affects men in their 30s.
Hirschman has also noticed a change in the bodies he is receiving who have died from cancer. Typically, these people have tumors, hair loss and are emaciated due to their struggle with the disease and harsh treatments. “Lately, had I not been told these people had cancer, I’d not have known. People are getting cancers and are dead before they know it,” he says. “They don’t live long enough to go through the stages.” His observations jive precisely with reports from a senior Swedish physician and researcher, Dr. Ute Kruger, who recently
expressed alarm at the extraordinary rates of aggressive cancers she is now seeing.
Hirschman would like to understand what’s going on. He’s sent three dozen clots out for analysis, some of them to Mike Adams, who runs an ISO-17025 accredited lab in Texas. Adams has compared these clots to the blood of unvaccinated individuals and has concluded that these are not blood clots because they lack iron, potassium, magnesium, and zinc.
“We have tested one of the clots from embalmer Richard Hirschman via ICP-MS. Also tested side by side, live human blood from an unvaccinated person,” Adams told
The Epoch Times.
But nobody knows quite what these things are, nor how they are caused. “I’ve talked to so many other embalmers, and we are all seeing the same thing,” says Hirschman. “But governments don’t want to look at it.”
