A wealthy French businessman who died after receiving a COVID vaccine injection will not receive a life insurance payout, as his death is considered a result of participating in a dangerous medical experiment.
The judge in the case determined that the side effects of the COVID vaccine were well-known, and the man willingly chose to get vaccinated despite the risks, essentially committing suicide.
This case sets a precedent for future lawsuits related to COVID vaccine deaths, as it establishes that those who die after voluntarily receiving an experimental vaccine may not be eligible for life insurance payouts.
The American Life Insurance Council has stated that life insurance policies may deny payments if someone dies from a COVID-19 vaccine, as these vaccines are considered experimental drugs, and policyholders should be aware of this risk.
(Mike Adams) In a little-known Reuters story that garnered almost no attention in the corporate media, Dutch insurer Aegon revealed its third quarter, 2021 life insurance payouts skyrocketed 258% compared to third quarter, 2020 payouts. The difference, of course, is found in covid vaccines. In 2020, vaccines weren’t yet available, so payouts for Aegon only reached $31 million. But after three quarters of aggressive vaccinations throughout 2021, the death benefit payouts hit $111 million, an increase of 258%.