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Record-breaking 18 year old powerlifter Laura Delava died within 24hr of developing myocarditis on April 24, 2023 – “it happened so fast” (click here)(click here)

Chicago – 63 year old Scott Minerd, a committed weightlifter known to bench press more than 400 pounds died suddenly in the afternoon from a heart attack during his regular workout, on Dec. 21, 2022 (click here)

America’s Strongest Woman Rebecca Lorch, age 32, died suddenly Dec. 18, 2022. Her death was unexpected. (click here)

Competitive powerlifter and professional wrestler Sara Lee (Sara Weston), age 30, died suddenly July 10, 2022, no cause of death given (click here)

Savannah, GA – 2-time Olympian 41 year old Oscar Chaplin III died suddenly on Feb. 4, 2022, cause of death not made public (click here)

Powerlifter Bud Jeffries, age 48, died suddenly on Jan. 21, 2022 while doing a light training session outside his house during which he collapsed (click here)

Australian Powerlifter James Kondilios, age 23, double COVID-19 vaccinated, died suddenly “with” COVID on Jan. 5, 2022 (click here)

Lagos, Nigeria – Paralympic powerlifting gold medalist Paul Kehinde, age 33, died suddenly on Nov. 18, 2021 “after a brief illness” (click here).

Reno, NV – Powerlifter Tyler Rippee, age 41, died suddenly of “COVID-19” on Sep. 22, 2021, he was training for 2021 UPA Legions Sports Fest (click here)

Powerlifter Glenda Presutti, age 64, nurse, died unexpectedly on June 13, 2021 (click here)

This was not intended to be a series but there were so many sudden and unexplained deaths, they had to be split up into categories as they wouldn’t fit in one article.

Interestingly, Singapore’s first COVID-19 vaccine injury compensation was to a 16 year old boy who had an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest six days after receiving his first dose of Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA vaccine on June 27, 2021.

He had developed myocarditis and had a heart attack after doing weightlifting. He survived and received $225,000 from the Singapore government (click here).

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