RIP Lorenzo
Former Ravens RB Dies of Heart Attack at Age 28
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh released a statement following the death of his former player.
The York-Poquoson Sheriff's Office posted the news on Facebook saying, "Earlier today, December 16, 2020, at approximately 3:07 pm Deputies were dispatched to the 100 Block of Windsor Lane for a call of someone needing medical attention. Medics also arrived and transported the patient to a local hospital, where he later passed away. Lorenzo Taliaferro was 28 years old. We cannot release any medical information. Our sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends."
Taliaferro spent 2014-2016 with the Ravens after being drafted in the fourth round of the 2014 NFL Draft. He accumulated 282 yards and four touchdowns and caught eight passes for 114 yards during his rookie season.
https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/news/baltimore-ravens-rb-passes-away
28 years of age. Way too young to go.
Brandy Vaughan whistle blower was a former Merck employee. She blew the whistle on some of the bad practices of the industry. Later she was plagued with her home being broken in to, alarm being bypassed and items being moved around.
Vaughan Found Dead Inside Her Own Home. Police Open InvestigationDecember 18, 2020
Vaccine whistleblower Brandy Vaughan, a former sales executive for the pharmaceutical company Merck and the founder of learntherisk.org, a website dedicated to educating people on the risks associated with vaccines, was found dead in her home beside her nine-year-old son on December 8. On Monday, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office announced an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death
Vaughan was a vocal activist against the hazards of vaccines who founded California nonprofit Learn the Risk. On her Facebook page, she described herself as a “former pharmaceutical insider on a mission to create a healthier world one person at a time by educating on the real risks of pharma drugs and vaccines.”
When working in the pharma industry, Brandy sold Vioxx, a painkiller that was found to double the risk of stroke and heart attacks, according to her Learn the Risk bio.
The painkiller was eventually later taken off the market.
https://greatgameindia.com/vaccine-whistleblower-found-dead/
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Newsweek
Police Probe Sudden Death of Anti-Vaccine Activist
The sudden death of a prominent anti-vaccination activist has led to a police probe.
Brandy Vaughan, 45, was found dead on December 7 by her 9-year-old son in the family's California home.
On Monday, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office announced an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.
https://www.newsweek.com/police-probe-sudden-death-anti-vaccine-activist-1554784
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Scandal at Merck, former(old) one executive, Brandy Vaughan, admits everything
211,635 views•Oct 9, 201734.4K subscribers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAwJrQIDTgQ
One of the greatest.
Diego Maradona dead at 60: From street urchin to the greatest footballer in the worldPosted Thursday 26 November 2020
Diego Maradona obituary: Argentina soccer legend dies at the age of 60.
He had many nicknames — 'Golden Boy', 'Moptop', 'Cosmic Kite', 'God' — but, ironically, the name which best captured this colourful character and the operatic saga of his life was his real one: Diego Armando Maradona.
Argentina's favourite son and one of world football's greatest ever players died on Wednesday in his home in Buenos Aires from a heart attack, bringing to an end a life overflowing with glory and gross excess.
Maradona was a street urchin from a Buenos Aires slum whose natural genius with a football was complemented by a bloody-minded will to succeed.
That he played football like a God made him a figure of worship all over the world, but particularly in his homeland and in Naples, Italy, where he played at his peak.
While he may have appeared god-like on the pitch, in reality he was just a man — and the adulation gradually crushed him.
Intense pressures on and off the field, and a penchant for the kind of debauchery that can only come when nobody in your world ever tells you 'no', led to years of drug abuse, controversies and bizarre behaviour.
His flaws, writ large by a voracious media, never diminished the love many Argentinians felt for him, especially the poor and underprivileged, who always saw him as their talisman, conquering the world.
More below
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-26/diego-armando-maradona-obituary/12894296
