14 or 16 percent excess mortality compared to the last three years.
For once, it's good that they're doing this, because last year, the year before last and the year
before that we already had a clear excess mortality rate.
And now on top of that. Our number one cause of death at our funeral home is still this turbo cancer.
And then the death certificate said "died with C".
We didn't have "An (C deceased)" at all. We had "An" once after the introduction and, as I said, the man was over 80 and it
was 14 days after the booster. But we really only had that once.
At the beginning of 2022, it started with the younger people who were diagnosed with
turbo cancer. And the progression was very rapid.
The quickest we had it was five weeks from diagnosis.
Died after five weeks, so to speak?
Yes, and a funeral director colleague has just told me that two days after the deceased was told she had cancer, she died.
[Yes, they just collapse. They're just dead then. Whether they're sitting on the toilet or lying
in bed. That's quite strange. It's just so common.
I'm not saying that it hasn't happened in the past, that someone has had a heart attack while running or swimming.
But not as often as now. That doesn't even exist. People don't even die normally anymore.
[So very, very few people say to me: "I don't notice anything, I have nothing". But the majority of the people I talk
to, those who have undergone gene therapy, they all have some kind of damage, they are no longer well.
Regardless of whether it's neurological, some people tremble. And what really strikes me is that there
are a lot of people who have gastrointestinal problems.
And what I've also noticed is that in many cases where this is the case, the pets have it too.
Welcome to today's interview. My name is Sören Schumann and today I'm interviewing Marlies Spuler.
And today we are talking about what she has noticed in her daily work as a funeral director over the last few
months and years. The two of us have already recorded a video.
I uploaded this twice, because once I had to take it down and then again in a censored version, I uploaded it again.
And both videos together have achieved just under a million views, I think. Maybe even just over a million views.
So the interest in your information or your point of view seems to be very, very high.
And I'm curious to see what has happened since we last spoke. A few months have already passed.
And that's right, you're a mortician. You've been following what's been going on since 2019 and
2020 relatively critically from the very beginning.
And yes, what else should people know about you before we jump right into the topic?
About me? You've actually said everything and I think most people already know me.
I really get a lot of fan mail by e-mail. I get calls, it's amazing, it's great. Actually, no critical voices at all.
So they're all consistently positive and the others are slowly coming out of their shells and talking openly about
the whole thing. Often people who have been damaged by it.
Who then also turn to you, so to speak.
Yes, exactly. They've somehow noticed that we have contacts, including with doctors and so on.
And they talk to me directly, depending on what kind of ailments they have, what can be done, whether I know anyone. And I
always refer them to alternative practitioners and so on, yes.
Okay, great. We are now, at the time of recording, at the end of August 2024.
How would you summarize the last few years, perhaps you could go year by year or even with special events for these
years, how would you summarize this briefly and concisely?
What were the most important stages and changes in your work for you, in other words
your workload and how much you were stretched?
I can say something about that. I'll do a very brief review so that you can get it together again.
So in 2020 we had no abnormalities at all, really none at all. We even had less to do, yes.
And we really got going with the introduction of "therapy". It's just the way it is. And in the
beginning, it was only the older people who died more often.
And it really became noticeable when it was the turn of those who were previously ill when they
had their appointment (for the Covid vaccination).
Because then there were these sudden unexpected deaths. Increased!
Yes
Exactly
And then it just meandered its way through.
We only had the entry "died with C" until the therapy was introduced. After that, it stopped abruptly.
Then it was no longer on the death certificates. Maybe once or twice more. We haven't had it at all
this year. So apparently nobody dies from it anymore.
Which is very pleasing.
Can you briefly say something about "died of C and with C"? There was some debate at the beginning, it felt like:
You have a car accident, die as a result, but test positive for C with a test that is not really meaningful and then die partly
"from C" or "with C". Maybe you can briefly explain that again.
[Marlies Spuhler: Yes, well, we really only had it in the hospitals, not at home at all. So it was really only there.
Yes.
And in the beginning, I don't know why, they included the reports. And they had the patient's
history on them. How old, male, female and so on.
And then it just said what he was admitted to hospital for, what they did there and what he ultimately died of.
And then it was always mentioned in one sentence, quite casually, that the deceased had tested positive for C.
And then the death certificate just said "died with C". We didn't have "died of " at
all. We had "an" once after the introduction.
And as I said, the man was over 80 and it was 14 days after the booster.
Okay.
He died "of". But we really only had that once.
And then, as I said, it stopped after the "therapy" was introduced. Somehow there was no longer an
entry in the death certificates. It simply went away.
It only comes from the untreated. Yes, "died with C". Exactly, we noticed that too.
Because at the beginning we had to ask a bit about that, because in the mourning halls there were still 2G rules.
[Marlies Spuhler: Exactly. And then I was always able to query it a bit,
so we talk about the status of the individual people.
[Marlies Spuhler: Exactly. And then I was always able to ask a bit about the status of the individual people in conversation.
Exactly. And then they just told us and then we knew.
Exactly. And then, as I said, there were the pre-existing conditions. Yes, in the
middle of 2021, I think it was around May, June.
And there were more of them - they were people who collapsed while out walking, fell off their bikes while cycling, yes,
or lay dead in bed in the morning, peacefully asleep, yes.
That was more or less a few months after the injections really started.
Ten days later.
Ten days?
Ten days. Yes, I can say pretty accurately. It was actually always ten days after that.
Okay.
That was really awesome.
Exactly. All we really had to do was check when they were offering the next booster. And then
we realized that we'd have work in two weeks.
And that was not, let's say, in this, what is it called, death report? What is this document called?
Yes, there was just a patient extract. I don't know either.
Yes, but it probably didn't say anything about that, did it? That there could be a connection?
Nope, nope, nope, nope. It didn't say anything like that.
Okay.
Nope.
As I said, there were doctors, and there still are, who mark "cause of death unexplained" on the
death certificate and write the cause of death as...
... This syringe?
... exactly, the preparation there.
And then was confiscated. Yes, and in the beginning, at the very beginning, there was still an autopsy.
But unfortunately these autopsies only ever revealed cardiac arrest or thrombosis or stroke,
whatever. But the connection was never investigated.
And in the meantime, if we still have a case like this - very few doctors dare to document it in this way - then it is usually
waved through directly by the public prosecutor's office.
There is no confiscation at all. The police talk briefly with the public prosecutor's office, or whatever,
about how it works, and then it's simply waved through.
So you mean, for some time now, for a few months, there's been no more turmoil, if that's what it says. No, exactly.
And was it already like that at the beginning, when the.
Yes, at the very beginning, but only if that's what it said. Very few people sought an autopsy.
And if that's what the relatives wanted, we first had to find a place. And we also have
funeral deadlines that we have to adhere to.
Yes, it actually has to be buried or cremated within ten days.
Exactly.
Yes, and it's just difficult to arrange an autopsy during this time.
And if this is not (ordered) by the authorities, you as a relative - or we as morticians for the relatives -
have to ask for an extension of the deadlines and so on.
And they also cost money. It all costs money, yes. And you need a place where the autopsy can be carried out.
And then again, you want to have someone who can take a critical look at it.
And yes, it's difficult to find a place there. And with the departure of Arne Burkhardt,
a lot of things have of course been lost.
And Dr. Ute Krüger, who assisted him with the autopsies, is in Sweden and can't fly over every time an autopsy is due.
Exactly. And then it also costs money, doesn't it? You can't always let people work and not pay them.
That's already . . Yes, they have flight costs, travel costs, accommodation costs. I mean, it should already be covered a bit.
That means that here in Germany there are few other people who can do this well, so to speak, in this particular case?
Exactly, it's difficult. I know. Unfortunately, I don't have that many contacts. The MWDFG was my
point of contact the whole time, from Arne Burkhardt.
But they don't have any doctors at the moment who can carry out the autopsies. And that's why it's just a bit stupid.
Yes, so Arne Burkhardt was the one who did a lot of work. So in the autopsy and then died a short time later, right?
Exactly, yes. He drowned in a swimming accident, yes. I think it happened when he was trying to save his son.
Okay.
That's the story. Let's leave it at that
... Okay.
Yes.
Yes, it's partly mysterious. I haven't looked into the death, so I can't say anything about it now, but.
That was the only thing I read about it. The internet was full of it, but I have other work to do.
: Yes.
Okay. We were now, I think, in the middle of 2021 or 2021 ...
Exactly.
... shortly after the spraying started. And what happened after that? What other exciting developments were there?
Then it started - I would say it was already 21, late 21, early 22 - then it started
with the younger people who had turbo cancer.
And there were some very fast progressions. The quickest we had was five weeks from diagnosis.
Died after five weeks, so to speak?
Yes, exactly.
And a funeral director colleague has just told me that two days after the deceased was
told she had cancer, she died. So two days.
You just don't know how long he's had it in him. You have to wait forever to get an appointment with a doctor.
Yes, we still see that. That's exactly what is unfortunately still with us.
And what we have already had several times this year are premature births in the fourth month.
Okay, but the years before that too? Or not like that?
Not so often. And mostly these were actually children who were already much further along, were about
to be born or died at birth or shortly after birth.
It had always happened once a year or every two years, I would say.
Okay.
Exactly, you talk to the other morticians.
I have to say that there are still a few people who see things the way they are. And I'm also the
maverick mortician and they blaspheme behind my back.
I'm being told about it. It's not as if I don't find out about it.
It's true that most people don't know which side they're on. And then they tell people openly if they know someone.
But you don't know how well they know me. Yes, it's just like that. I actually get on
well with all the funeral directors in our area.
Yes, it's like that. We're on good terms and I can talk to them quite easily.
Yes, and it's fine if someone sees it differently. I don't want to impose our opinion on
anyone. It's just what we're experiencing here.
I can only speak about us and the feedback I've received from other colleagues. Just to explain it a little bit now.
So in our crematorium you see more and more small children's coffins.
Yes, and you already know what's going on. They come in different sizes and are usually fetal coffins.
And with us it is simply the case that small children or babies/fetuses are only
subject to burial if they weigh 500 grams or more.
And everything before that, I don't really know what happens to it.
Officially, they go to the "Sternenkindergarten".
It's also a nice thought for the parents. But as I said, that's why you don't notice it
so often when such small children get lost.
Exactly. Most of the time it's really young couples who have been looking forward to their child for ages. Most of the
time they've had bad luck. And then they just want to bury the ashes, they want a grave for the child. Exactly.
Yes, and you didn't have that two or three times in a year. That didn't happen. It was once every two or three
years. And children were usually bigger, not so small.
And now, when did this start to occur more frequently?
This year is the first time we've had this. I already knew about it from fellow morticians who
had it last year. But we only caught it this year.
Okay. What happened in the other years? 2022, 2023 and now until the end of August 2024? Can
you briefly summarize and categorize that again?
Yes, I would say that the most common cause of death is actually turbo cancer.
And all sorts of things: breast cancer in women well over 80. Yes, we've spoken to
doctors who say that this shouldn't even exist.
They've never had an old lady like that get breast cancer in their entire career.
And they also die within weeks. And we can see that when we prepare the deceased, when we
get them ready, we can see what has happened.
Yes, we can see the lady's breast. I've never seen anything like it. So this is madness.
And yes, many people have bowel cancer and these types of cancer metastasize incredibly quickly.
Yes, people - it often starts with carcinoma and yes, and then all of a sudden they have new foci
appearing all over their bodies. Yes, that's madness.
So turbo cancer means that it happens much faster than normal cancer.
Exactly.
Some doctors and alternative practitioners warned of this, or predicted that it would happen, and apparently it did.
Yes, absolutely. So we can confirm it and he doesn't stop at age. He doesn't care.
Yes, so it's increasingly things like testicular cancer and prostate cancer. Yes, in women, as I said, a lot of
breast cancer or bowel cancer. We have a lot of bowel cancer.
Yes.
Now that's madness. Exactly. And then every now and then we have another one who just dies here and now on the spot.
So you mean normal death?
Yes, they just collapse. They're just dead then. It doesn't matter, they're sitting on the
toilet or lying in bed or yeah, I don't know.
That's quite strange. It's simply happening more often. Yes, I don't want to say that it hasn't happened in the past,
that someone has had a heart attack while running or swimming.
But actually not as often as now. Yes, that doesn't even exist. People don't even die normally anymore.
[Honestly, the families who have not undergone "gene therapy" are the ones who can accompany
their elderly, their parents or whoever as normal.
They die at home. There's nothing about "palliative" or anything else. Yes, they simply accompany them. They fall asleep
and then everything is as it always was, just like before.
You can pick up the people, you can finish them off, you can lay them out for a full ten days. You don't need to worry
that there's something wrong with the decomposition process.
Which is unfortunately somewhat different for the "treated". We have to pay more attention to things like this -
"skin slip" it's called. The skin comes loose and all that.
You have to handle them carefully. I don't want to go that deep into it in terms of decomposition.
But the discoloration is there. The deceased turn brown, green, black. That's not nice. You can't leave the relatives there.
The fact is, you often still have the laying out on the day of the funeral for people who come from far away.
But if there are seven days in between, that's quick.
If someone dies on a Friday and then I usually can't make a funeral appointment for Monday or Tuesday,
then it's Wednesday, Thursday, the following week.
And soon it will no longer be possible to say goodbye. We often have to tell people, no, I'm sorry.
Every now and then I take someone from the family with me who can cope with it - and they say,
no, it's okay, we'll leave (the coffin) closed.
I didn't used to have that so often. Very, very rarely. People had to have died really badly or after chemo.
Or if they were given a lot of cortisone or whatever it's called, it was sometimes the case that decomposition set in quickly.
But this is really crazy now. And we have people who bleed a lot.
I don't know exactly what that is either. And we didn't have that in the past either.
We used to have people bleeding from the throat if they had been intubated beforehand, for example.
Then there were injuries in the throat due to ventilation or something. That has happened before.
But the way it is now, with liquids running off everywhere, is just not so nice.
So, you definitely still see a big connection between the "gene therapy injection" and these
changes that you simply perceive in your work.
Yes, absolutely. I can totally see that. I'm really sorry about that because ... of course it's a different job for us too.
We have to be able to cope with smells and other things.
And the conditions ... it's like when you pick someone up, they're completely normal and they look like
they're asleep in the coffin. It's different for us too, for the processing afterwards, I say.
It's not as if all the deaths ... - we're still human beings, we're not machines. And
it's not like picking up garbage or something.
It's already an emotional process. And we are always very proud of our work, for example when we have finished a deceased
person and they are lying peacefully asleep in the coffin.
And we always take photos for the family if that's what they want. And we can simply hand
them in or show them off with a clear conscience.
We are always very proud of ourselves when we have finished our work.
Exactly.
And that is simply much more difficult these days?
Yes, absolutely. So we have to do a lot more to prevent bleeding and so on.
Well, that's true, yes ... And this degree of decomposition, as I said, the deceased change much
faster than they used to, yes. It's just not so nice.
If you want to go there again as a family - they see
the changes too. Yes, it's not just us who see them.
Yes. I don't have any statistics right now on when, how often or when the most injections were made. But I would say 21,
22 was the highest, right? And then it tended to level off. And it's still rather low at the moment, isn't it?
Well, I would say that most of the people I meet say they have three or four, I would say.
Yes, and then they stopped. That's just the way it is. I don't know anyone, very, very few people, who say to me:
"I don't notice anything, I have nothing". They say that they had an immune reaction shortly afterwards, but that
was it and they feel fine. I'm really pleased about that.
But the majority of the people I talk to who have undergone "gene therapy" all have some kind of damage. They are no longer well.
Regardless of whether it's neurological, some people tremble. What really strikes me is that many people have
gastrointestinal problems. Gastritis or intestinal bleeding, I don't know, weird stuff like that.
And what I've also noticed is that in many cases where this is the case, the pets have it too.
Exciting. Perhaps transferred by shedding?
Probably. That's the only way I can explain it.
I heard an interesting lecture by Dr. Sabine Stebel, and she talked about shedding.
Several people have already confirmed this.
And why shouldn't the animals get that too?
Yes.
And it's just bad, because sometimes homeopathy or herbal medicine no longer works.
It really is, people are struggling, wrestling with things, constantly going to hospital because they are also dehydrated.
If someone has diarrhea every day and vomits up their food - I mean, you must know - they are no longer absorbing nutrients.
Those are the ones who run around here, who are as white as a cloud, as white-gray. It's very difficult to describe.
Exactly.
But you said that at the beginning you noticed that they died very quickly afterwards, especially the older ones who had
received several injections, and now it's probably the case that the last injection was
given some time ago, but many still die from it.
Yes.
Hold off for a few months or maybe even a few years, so to speak.
: If you now simply take the "Destatis" - they have in June this year, I'm not quite sure now, week 25 - you would have to look,
they still have it open - you can look into the monthly report,:14 or 16 percent excess
mortality year-on-year compared to the last three years.
For once, it's good that they're doing this, because last year, the year before last
and the previous year already showed a clear
And now on top of that!
Yes, June was really tough for us too, I can only say that, and that was the case with all the morticians I spoke to.
So now in July it's just a little less again. I think that when the weather changes again,
when it gets colder, it will pick up again.
Then we would be back to the spring and fall cycle.
Yes.
That has equalized again, so it's already there. But, as I said, the number one cause of death
in our funeral home is still this turbo cancer.
After syringe.
Yes.
So you probably see very few cases of turbo cancer without injections.
Exactly, they don't actually have that.
And you just mentioned June.
I just have to say something again. We've just heard of a few cases of people who were untreated.
They also had cancer and they saw the right doctors or healers, let's say. And they were cured within eight weeks.
Yes, it seems to be possible.
Yes, it works.
Even without chemotherapy.
You just can't use the classic... I don't want to attack them, but it's kind of the case that if you want
to get well, you really have to resort to naturopathy.
Seems to be the case, yes. You mentioned June and I think that was last year, when our health minister Karl
Lauterbach was always warning about the big heatwave and heat-related deaths and so on.
But I think you've seen fewer cases of them dying just because of the temperature.
No, I don't really know, nobody has ever told me that. No one has ever told me that.
No one has ever told me that anyone has frozen to death. So these are the things that... although I think
it's even more possible, like now (heat-related deaths).
I've also had sunstroke before. It's not pleasant, yes, with the headache and the nausea and what follows,
yes. This fever that you feel, no. It's not pleasant.
You can definitely die from it. So if someone isn't physically fit, but I haven't had it in 17 years, definitely not.
Then the big question now would be whether it's the height of summer or the end of summer and the mood feels
relatively relaxed at the moment. At least that's how I would perceive it in relation to this health issue.
But I could imagine, or rather it is already being announced, hey, there could be something coming again.
So either there are some people who are deeply involved in the matter, who have done a lot of research, such as
Heiko Schöning, who more or less predicted how things would go with the C story a few months beforehand.
And he has now sounded the alarm again that an attack on the microbiome is being prepared.
Others are talking about bird flu, I heard that once and then, I think, this monkeypox or I'm not quite sure right now, but
in any case the WHO has now even declared a state of emergency.
That means there could be a lot more to come. I think that when winter comes and people are more easily influenced because
they might not be in such a good mood because their vitamin D levels have dropped a bit, the next scenario could be imminent.
What do you think or what advice do you have for people on how they should deal with this and how do you assess the situation?
So if you just take a look at the EMA database, on August 27, 2022, so pretty much exactly two years ago, 26,
218 deaths from the "therapy" have already been reported.
If you compare it to swine flu, which was back then, the whole thing was stopped after 35 deaths!
[So I really hope that people have become aware of the whole thing in a different way, that
they are now a bit more cautious and critical.
I can't really imagine that those who have been damaged by this "therapy" will now undergo another therapy like this.
You suggest the motto, imagine it's plandemic, but nobody goes.
I mean, I earn my money with it. As I said, I've had a really good turnover since then, I have to be honest.
My deaths have doubled, despite lateral thinkers. I'm the "lateral thinker mortician" here in town.
Why were the house searches?
The first house search was because of this Monday walk flyer, because there was no
imprint on it. I think it's all just ridiculous.
Our lawyer also said, yes, if you're so relaxed about it, it's all good, because they're bound to come back from time to time.
He also says it's just intimidation. I just don't fly anymore so that my plane can't crash. So I do things consciously.
My husband, for example, also prefers it if I always have someone with me when I'm out.
Yes, that's just how things have changed now.
I realized that we had to express ourselves very carefully.
Due to the subject matter, or rather the terms that are needed to describe this subject matter.
That's why I decided to make the complete video available elsewhere in full length and
of course 100% uncensored and free of charge.
And if you want to see the full video, just click on the first link in the video description below.
This is followed by another quarter of an hour, which you definitely shouldn't miss. And right, I'd say we'll
see you again in the full video. Until then, Sören. Ciao.