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According to this story, Gisele Beaudoin "didn't believe" and immersed herself in online conspiracy theories about COVID-19. About the conspiracy theories, her sister, Monic Beaudoin says, "She would get up at 4 a.m. to watch all the videos of these people and send them to us on Facebook." "She asked me to tell all of you to get vaccinated because she didn’t believe," Monic wrote. "Like some of you, she was a conspiracy theorist and anti-masker." Unfortunately, Gisele never wanted the vaccine. Despite her brave fight with Covid for 5 days, she leaves us today at 4 p.m.," she wrote on social media. "Sad because even if she didn't believe it, she didn't deserve this." You sure about that, Monic?

According to this story, Francis Goncalves (front left in the picture below) lost his brother Shaul, 40, and his parents, Basil, 73, and Charmagne, 65, to COVID because they were “caught up in a lot of the anti-vaccination propaganda that’s going around.” He pleaded with people to get vaccinated. “It preys on people who are afraid and they fall into the trap,” he said. “The message I want to get out is why would the government want to hurt you by giving you a vaccine? “What is the purpose behind it? I‘ve spoken to so many people who are terrified of the vaccine and it costs lives.”

According to this story, Dick Farrell, a conservative "shock jock" for Newsmax Radio, has died of COVID-19. On a Facebook post dated June 27th he said he would never take "the poison that Pfizer and Moderna and J&J are peddling." "I know I don't need it nor ever will," he added. In another Facebook post he said, "why can't lib morons get it through their pointy head, Cleve Clinic sed U need no vax once you survived getting covid! follow the sci." What if you don't survive getting Covid, Dick? He should've "followed the sci."

According to this story, David Parker, an anti-vaxxer nightclub manager, has died of Covid-19 after mocking people for getting the “experimental” vaccine. Other posts included a meme mocking people who post pictures of their vaccine card and an image of a man wearing a tinfoil hat with text written across it reading: “When you realize your tin foil hat has less aluminum than a vaccine.” David also posted on Facebook, “When research is done into who finances the media it leads to the pharmaceutical companies. Who knows who is right or wrong. If I’m wrong I’ll hold my hand up but I will not stay silent.” Silent indeed. Rest In peace.

According to this story, Leslie Lawerenson of Bournemouth, Dorset, UK, wrote just 9 days before he died that coronavirus was “nothing to be afraid of.” In a post from 24 June, he said: ‘The idea that we have to be afraid of this bogeyman, this Covid, that somehow it is some monster – we have got to get over this… the government is taking advantage of the fear and there is absolutely in my view no reason to lock down.’ He went on to say that the "potential dangers from taking the experimental jab" were "not worth that risk" and that "I would rather take my chances with my immune system." His longtime partner says, "he made a terrible mistake." Let's hear from Leslie himself and his family's reaction:

According to this story, Kurt Carpenter thought that COVID-19 was a hoax. According to his mother Christy, "Kurt thought COVID was a hoax and did not take it seriously, until he could not breathe without the oxygen. The same day he was put on the ventilator, he told us, 'This is not a hoax, this is real."

According to this story, Brad Vinnard was "hesitant" to get the vaccine for COVID-19. Now he's dead. According to his wife, they weren't ready to get vaccinated, "There's a lot of misinformation out there and we just wanted to see how it affected people before we decided to get it." Apparently Brad's final words were, 'Please Go Get Vaccinated...This Is Nothing Nice.'

According to this story, Alan Scott Lanoix refused to get vaccinated and died of Covid-19, leaving behind a wife and three children. According to his sister, Lisa Adler, he thought the COVID-19 Vaccine was poison. "He thought the vaccine was poison and he was afraid of getting it and there's a lot of people that have that same feeling," Adler recalls.

According to this article, Tricia Jones was more worried about side effects of the vaccine than the actual effects from the live COVID-19 virus. After she got COVID-19, Tricia told her mother, "Mom, you were right about the shot, about masks, being diligent and all that."

According to this article, Alphonzo Cox, 53 of Brandenton, Fla. died of Covid-19. According to Alphonzo's wife, Kim Strong-Cox, "they had both considered getting the vaccine but were still concerned about things they felt were unknown." "We were just researching and trying to follow up about the vaccine, we just wasn't ready yet," Strong-Cox said. Too late.

According to this story, Mary Knight was not vaccinated and was one of two in her office to die of covid-19. The other was Alphonzo Cox, 53. Her daughter, Molly Hart, claims that her mother died from stress, not Covid-19, and says that "No one in my family will be getting the vaccine." Her lungs were definitely "stressed".

According to this story, Shanna Giboney wouldn't get vaccinated because, according to her sister Clara Meyers, “She really didn’t think it mattered whether you were vaccinated or not because so many people that do get vaccinated end up getting sick anyway, and she hardly ever left her house.” According to the article, Clara Meyers said that despite the death of her sister she has not been, and does not plan to be, vaccinated.

According to this story, Jordan Sinor, a 16-year old boy with Down Syndrome, died of Covid-19. He was eligible for vaccination but his mother, April Mathews, refused. In fact, she still refuses to get herself vaccinated, saying she won't get the shot until she's seen more research about its effectiveness.

According to this story, Kim Maginn of Little Rock, Arkansas who refused the pleas of her daughters to get vaccinated, has died of COVID-19. Here she is pictured (center) with her daughters, who are fully vaccinated and alive: Like many other Arkansans, Kim was walking around without a mask in businesses that no longer required them, even though she wasn’t vaccinated.

Linda Zuern, according to this story, died of complications from a COVID-19 infection. Linda was against COVID-19 vaccinations. Here is Linda promoting "No Vaccines" at a Trump Rally: Quote from Newsweek: "Last week, Zuern was one of four people who protested in Provincetown against the state's VaxBus program. The bus is a mobile vaccination unit to help inoculate rural residents who might lack access to nearby health clinics. On her social media, Zuern shared posts claiming that COVID-19 was a man-made virus used by "globalists" to push the "UN Agenda 2030" for a one-world government."

According to this story, Stephen Harmon was an outspoken critic of Covid-19 vaccinations. Prior to his death, Stephen had joked about the pandemic and vaccines, sharing memes with his 7000 followers saying he trusted the Bible over top US disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci. “I got 99 problems but a vax ain't one," he said in a tweet last month. On July 8, he posted: “Biden’s door to door vaccine ‘surveyors’ really should be called JaCovid Witnesses. #keepmovingdork.”

According to this story and this subsequent tweet, Olivia Guidry, 23, a nurse who was an outspoken critic of Covid-19 vaccinations, died of complications from COVID-19. Even though she was trained as a nurse, she was outspoken against COVID-19 vaccinations on her Twitter feed. Here is a sample: She also tweeted: "Am I the only one thinking they are trying to see how much they can control us? We are a straight-up social experiment."

According to this story in the New York Post, Daniel Trujillo, 33, was an outspoken Anti-Vaxxer who died of COVID-19 on May 28. Apparently, he posted many skeptical posts about Vaccinations. On May 7, Trujillo changed his Facebook profile picture border to read “I have an immune system”. In April he captioned an Anti-vaccination video, “I’ll get it later on after y’all start growing apendages out of y’all’s foreheads.”

According to this obituary, Travis Holeman, an avid outdoorsman with his own Discovery Channel fishing show called Chasin the Sun, died of complications from COVID-19. Unfortunately for Travis, his family, his friends, and his fans, Travis was an anti-vaxxer and anti-masker and made many posts on social media letting his feelings be known. I'll let Travis's posts speak to his state of mind on vaccines: At least he "HELD THE LINE"