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Unacceptable delays on supplying public records related to the spring 2020 mass casualty event
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Another incongruity involving the NYC spring 2020 death event
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The show must go on?
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Documenting a letter I sent via email this morning to Senator Skoufis
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One would think a report on body management in a public hospital system during the biggest mass fatality event ever experienced would say how many bodies were managed…
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is refusing to release records that would help the public understand what the agency did with deaths initially labeled as “probable” COVID deaths in 2020.
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Illinois officials consistently and persistently lied and obscured the truth.
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Posting more about Substack, as I strive for clarity within the bounds of privacy.
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This is an enhanced transcript of a two-part presentation for PANDA Open Science, delivered virtually on 23 May 2023 and 25 July 2023.
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Seeking answers regarding unusually high SARS-CoV-2 positivity rates in New York City during spring 2020
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…and neither did you.
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Explanation of why I requested telehealth calls from FDNY and how it might challenge typical explanations for the drop in Emergency Department visits.
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My failed attempts to obtain data from researchers concerning discrepancies related to the New York City death spike
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U.S. nursing home death statistics from 2020 remain unclear, with significant discrepancies between reported figures, indicating many residents died outside their facilities amid policy changes.
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Version of an email to a Substacker in which I provided additional background and details about leaving the platform.
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PDF of revised, formalized, and enhanced version of a September 2024 article on New York City’s 2020 mass casualty event.
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Laura cites package inserts in certain flu vaccines to highlight concerns over the safety of those and COVID, and adverse reactions, suggesting they may contribute to excess death spikes
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Two conversations from 2022 reflect contrasting views on the causes of the New York City mass casualty event in spring 2020, highlighting skepticism about lockdown impacts and data interpretation.
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The NYC OCME’s latest delay raises more suspicion about the accuracy of mortality data reported for spring 2020.
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Unresolved Freedom of Information requests to the University of Oxford and NYC Department of Health related to events and data during the COVID-19 event.
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Records from UNC-Chapel Hill on Ralph Baric’s emails reveal discussions among scientists about SARS-CoV-2 and related uncertainties.
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Archiving COVID-Era work is as important as producing it
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September 2023 conversation about perplexing mortality data from New York City in spring 2020
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NYC’s probable COVID deaths in spring 2020 still have not been properly accounted for
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Examples of trying to convey problems with ‘official’ AND alternative explanations for the New York City death spike
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The CIA’s January 25 statement on COVID-19 origins is carefully worded and does not say what many people think it says.
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Pre-emptive, coordinated responses to an alleged forthcoming Nature Journal hit piece seem artificial and unwarranted
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I have archived and permanently deactivated my Twitter/X accounts, @Wood_House76 and @jahockett76. Any future use of either handle is not me.
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Senator Rand Paul’s document release doesn’t indict Ralph Baric’s research and adds little to what is already known
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Unvaccinated/vaccinated case, hospitalization, and death data for COVID-19 was distorted from the start.
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Analysis of UKHSA-released emails between Maria Zambon and Marion Koopmans in January 2020 about 2019-nCoV
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Moved from Substack to WordPress after significant concerns and reflections.
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Reiterating the CDC’s official position, recapping NYC COVID only deaths, and seeking explanations from other countries
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Responses to Michael Yeadon, author on the Corman-Drosten Review Report
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…because the virologists who designed the PCR protocol almost certainly won’t.
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Further observations on debates surrounding the COVID-19 event Jessica Hockett PhD, Dr Jonathan Engler, & Prof Martin Neil | Revised 16 January 2026 Here we consider another false binary of the COVID-19 event: Excess deaths were caused by “the virus” versus by “iatrogenic causes”. Such “Virus versus Treatment” framing sprung up almost immediately during the first…
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Critique of the COVID-19 lab origin hypothesis, as articulated by Matt Ridley and Prof Anton van der Merwe (University of Oxford)
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Note to readers: I am in the process of transferring articles published on the Substack version of WH76 to the WordPress version. Some articles I simply upload; others (like this one) I also email. In most cases, the publication date will be the original publication date, with a revision/edits date noted, if applicable. In a…
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Reaction to statements made by Debbie Lerman
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Proposing a set of oversimplified false dichotomies that manipulate perceptions and stifle debates about COVID-19 event
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Questions for German analyst Tom Lausen, who apparently changed his mind about the Bergamo death spike being potentially “faked” after visit to the province.
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Exploration and articulation of hypothesis involving SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 having different and/or lab-based origins. Initially published in May 2025.
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An interaction with Tom Jefferson raises more questions about what happened in Lombardy, spring 2020 — and why so few want to talk about it
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The Bergamo and New York City Spring 2020 death spikes look more like models than they do real-time events. Here we focus on reasons to suspect Bergamo is not genuine and must be substantiated with basic records.
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From the looks of the early months, no.
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Dialogue with, and joint response to, Sasha Latypova
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My final response to Clare Craig. Some links may no longer work. Dear Clare, Thank you for your last response. I set out to gain a better understanding of your views on what happened in late 2019 and early 2020, especially with regard to your belief that SARS-CoV-2 is a virus and is manmade. After reading your replies…
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Revisions made for republication on 23 January 2026. A Department of Defense report about illness experienced by U.S. athletes at the 2019 World Military Games in Wuhan does not provide evidence of early “spread” of SARS-CoV-2 or incidence of COVID-19. Released on 10 April 2020, but published in December 2022 under the Biden administration, Report to…
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Epidemiologist John Ioannidis overlooks critical data anomalies and government directives in his assessment of the Bergamo and New York City Spring 2020 death spikes
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Jessica Hockett PhD & Dr Jonathan Engler Shortly after publishing Did the trucks of Bergamo carry only one coffin each – and does it really matter? we learned the city of Bergamo filed a complaint against Antoni Porto. We were unable to obtain a copy of the complaint and, rather than react to the news immediately, waited…
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Preventing pandemic re-runs Jessica Hockett PhD & Dr Jonathan Engler Motivated by our interactions with Bill Rice, Jr. and other apparent misunderstandings of our views, we seek to clarify our shared position on fundamental issues and questions. Dividing a Resistance For at least two years, the following ideas have pervaded the ‘COVID contrarian’ space: There…
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The prima facie differences between the DuPage County, Illinois, and Bergamo Province, Italy death curves are enough to suspect neither was wrought by a spreading virus — and that Bergamo is false.
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If debates are “very boring” it’s because the Official Narrative has not yet lost control Jessica Hockett PhD & Dr Jonathan Engler “All serious people and academics now agree with the Covid contrarian outcasts from 2020. This makes the debates very boring.” This sentiment, expressed by Polimath, presents an opportunity to highlight the central ‘False…
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The Corman-Drosten protocol’s reliance on unidentified social media reports for detecting a SARS-like virus raises concerns about scientific rigor — and questions about which reports were “relied on”.
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A minority opinion, not set in stone
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It is very easy to stage an attack by a sudden-spreading novel virus.
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More evidence of a ‘evento mediatico’ means less evidence the death toll is genuine.
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Not letting the fish off the hook
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Does a coronavirus “hit” like a Category 5 hurricane? Does democide?
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Together with NYC, the Twin Peaks of Data Engineering which drove the pandemic narrative
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It came from the WHO
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The harms of closures and more hearsay than hard evidence of a new disease ravaging Northern Italy or London in spring 2020
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Was SARS-CoV-2 a threat? Are we sure?
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Two outlets with reputations for publishing COVID-dissenting articles have rejected our proposal for challenging dominant Virus Origin stories Jessica Hockett PhD, Dr Jonathan Engler, & Prof Martin Neil We contacted two prominent ‘alternative’ media outlets well-known for elevating COVID-dissident views and championing free speech/free press rights with a proposal to spark a public debate about…
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Documenting my current thoughts
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Another sign that the Big Apple’s big spike is specious
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A propagandistic video with buoyant Italian narrators urged compliance with lockdown measures while portraying the virus as an imminent threat, and a threat to young people
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Less than half of NYC’s spring 2020 COVID deaths are connected to a FEMA funeral assistance application – and a little over a third of those deaths received/were approved for the aid.
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What I mean when I say I believe the New York City 2020 death curve is fraudulent
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A metaphor for what I think was done to create simultaneous death spikes around the world in spring of 2020.
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A radiologist who worked inside two different New York City hospitals during spring 2020 shares his experiences.
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First published in November 2023. Updated to show that there is still no explanation and no real cooperation from OCME on this massive anomaly, which I consider a fraud signal.
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The spring 2020 daily death curves of Bergamo province, New York, and Chicago raise questions about whether the events can be reasonably blamed on sudden spread of the same pathogen
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I keep looking for stealth Covid in NYC before lockdowns, to no avail.
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NYC EMS data is…telling.
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Two school emails about COVID and flu show just how far we’ve fallen
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Request for meeting (granted)
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An overlooked reason the Governor of Illinois’ school mask mandate is unlawful.
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Fear-based practices are doing more damage to student health than a respiratory virus ever would
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Chicago-area teen asks his school board to grant him “relational intimacy” by making masks optional
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Started tracking in November 2021 after a rash of suicides. Sept/Oct 2021 list compiled retrospectively.