"Hopefully we’ll know soon from the autopsy report."
I doubt we will ever know, they haven't even given results of an autopsy of the Doctor who died December 16th after getting the vaccine.
A former Detroit news anchor died just one day after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, according to reports.
Karen Hudson-Samuels, 68, worked for over four decades in Detroit as an anchor, producer and news director before she died Tuesday.
Hudson-Samuels’ husband found her dead in her home. She had received the COVID-19 vaccine only one day earlier, but no official cause of death has been given.
"We suspect it may have just been a stroke but because of the normal side effects of the vaccine it may have masked that," said Cliff Samuels, her husband. "Hopefully we’ll know soon from the autopsy report."
Hudson-Samuels got her start at WGPR-TV, the country’s first Black-owned and operated television station.
She was an instrumental part in the American Black Journal Roadshow to help preserve WGPR's legacy, according to One Detroit Public TV.
WWJ reporter Vicki Thomas described Hudson-Samuels as a "beautiful person," saying that her passing is a "huge loss" for the community, according to CBS Detroit.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/detroit-tv-news-anchor-dies-covid-19-vaccine.amp
I doubt we will ever know, they haven't even given results of an autopsy of the Doctor who died December 16th after getting the vaccine.
A former Detroit news anchor died just one day after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, according to reports.
Karen Hudson-Samuels, 68, worked for over four decades in Detroit as an anchor, producer and news director before she died Tuesday.
Hudson-Samuels’ husband found her dead in her home. She had received the COVID-19 vaccine only one day earlier, but no official cause of death has been given.
"We suspect it may have just been a stroke but because of the normal side effects of the vaccine it may have masked that," said Cliff Samuels, her husband. "Hopefully we’ll know soon from the autopsy report."
Hudson-Samuels got her start at WGPR-TV, the country’s first Black-owned and operated television station.
She was an instrumental part in the American Black Journal Roadshow to help preserve WGPR's legacy, according to One Detroit Public TV.
WWJ reporter Vicki Thomas described Hudson-Samuels as a "beautiful person," saying that her passing is a "huge loss" for the community, according to CBS Detroit.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/detroit-tv-news-anchor-dies-covid-19-vaccine.amp