Cheerleaders Dying Suddenly or Surviving After Almost Fatal Cardiac Arrest

Aug. 1, 2023 – 16 year old cheerleader Callie Marie Mitchell died unexpectedly in cheer camp. She was at Texas A&M University when she was found unresponsive after cardiac arrest by her coach who performed CPR, airlifted to Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, but died a few days later.

July 1, 2023 – California – 20 year old Kylie Thompson, World bronze medalist cheerleader for the Black Ops California Allstars and life long gymnast since age 4 had a cardiac arrest on July 1, 2023 and ended up on life support in a coma for a week. She survived!

July 14, 2023 – Southfield, MI – 10 year old Southfield Falcons cheerleader Monea Pace collapsed during practice on July 14, 2023. Paramedics said she wasn’t breathing…she never regained consciousness, she was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead.

June 4, 2023 – UK – 37 year old Charlotte Duffy, Ex-Crystal Palace Cheerleader died after “battle with cancer.” 

March 24, 2023 – Berkeley, CA – 16 year old Berkeley High School student & cheerleader Lillia Bartlow went home from school on March 24, 2023 after suffering a migraine & died unexpectedly at home within hours. “She began experiencing intense headaches in January 2023”.

March 12, 2023 – Raleigh, NC – 17 year old cheerleaderKeianna Joe, had a cardiac arrest & died briefly during a competition warm-up. She was saved by her mother with CPR & a defibrillator.

Nov. 8, 2022 – Stuart, VA – 18 year old University of Virginia full scholarship student Callie Ann Marie Nicole Crowell died suddenly on Nov.8, 2022. She was a cheerleader and Flag Corps Captain, multiple award winner in Girl Scouts, Dancing Arts Center student.

Oct. 23, 2022 – Little Rock, AR – 18 year old cheerleader Victoria Moody died suddenly of pulmonary embolism on Oct.23, 2022 after her dad took her to hospital because she wasn’t feeling well in the evening.

Oct. 22, 2022 – 30 year old Eric Ortiz, 10-time national champion and former Louisville Cardinals cheerleader died unexpectedly.

March 11, 2022 – Cincinnati, OH – 17 year old Sha’Niya Clark, Western Hills High School volleyball player and cheerleader died suddenly on Mar. 11, 2022 after “feeling ill.”

Feb. 27, 2022 – Bremen, GA – 15 year old Ralyx Grace Price, cheerleader at Bremen High School died suddenly on February 27, 2022. “She was found unresponsive over the weekend.”

Sep. 2021 – Atlanta, GA – 17 year old Helen Wamey was a competitive dancer On Sep. 29, 2021 “her heart stopped & she passed away”. Autopsy: Meningitis.

TWO TRAGIC SUICIDES (included due to risk of mRNA vaccine spike protein accumulation in the brain):

(Left) Nov.1, 2022 – Derby, KS – 20 yo Remington Hope Young, at KU

(Right) May 4, 2022 – Baton Rouge, LA – 19 yo Arlana Miller at Southern University

When I started learning about COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine injuries in early 2021, I was shocked to see so many young women die suddenly of cardiac arrest.

The reality on the ground didn’t match what public health officials were willing to admit about COVID-19 mRNA vaccine induced myocarditis in men and women.

Vaccine injury to the hearts of women was NEVER even discussed, by anyone.

Fast forward to today and other than Swiss researcher Dr.Christian Mueller’s July 2023 paper, no one else is willing to research COVID-19 vaccine myocardial injury IN WOMEN.

Big pharma is killing young women and young girls and no one is coming to their aid. 

Young women have risk of subclinical myocarditis or myocardial injury post COVID-19 mRNA vaccination as high as 1 in 35 per injection. This translates to a risk of sudden cardiac death that we have yet to quantify or even understand.

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Dr. William Makis is a Canadian physician with expertise in Radiology, Oncology and Immunology. Governor General’s Medal, University of Toronto Scholar. Author of 100+ peer-reviewed medical publications.