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Comment: This article was originally published in 2012 and, as stated on the site, was updated in 2017. Without access to the original article it's difficult to say what has been changed (a note at the end only says an original reference to placing a sample in an ice chest was changed to an incubator). Note that there are discrepancies between this article and the story as Mikovits tells it. See her new book Plague of Corruption for more details.
In the meantime, the media is dragging Mikovits through the mud because of scientific debunking of Covid-19 and exposing the mad scientists' plan to vaccinate us all with 'gene-editing' RNA vaccines...
On Nov. 9, 2011, Judy Mikovits, a well-known chronic fatigue syndrome researcher at the center of one of the strangest scientific dramas in recent memory, found herself devising the following plan.
She would have to escape by boat.
There was a man in a car in front of her house in Oxnard, Calif., waiting to serve her with a temporary restraining order demanding the return of stolen property to the Whittemore Peterson Institute in Reno, Nev., from which she recently had been fired.
Comment: Again, from RFK Jr. in the introduction to Plague of Corruption: Although it's hearsay, it's still quite telling that Mitkovits' boss would say this. Since when, in the United States, is someone held hostage in jail until they retract a scientific paper? Does this sound like the land of the free, a country that prides itself on its freedom of speech?
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