Brook Jackson was the former regional director for 2 of the 3 Ventavia clinical sites for the Pfizer mRNA trials. A few hours after her filing of a complaint with the FDA with regards to alleged fraud in the clinical sites she found herself being let go.
This episode we dive in to what happened during the trial that led to Brook blowing the whistle on the conduct of staff and management as well as her dismissal. We discuss the alleged fraud, administrative errors, issues with hard copy documents and electronic records not matching or being changed at the request of Pfizer directly, staff being so overwhelmed they were unable to follow up on adverse events - both serious and otherwise as well as her law suits filed against Ventavia & Pfizer and much much more!
Timeline 00:15 intro 02:02 CRO's/Ventavia/Pfizer 03:59 Small steps to blowing the whistle? 06:06 The issues with informed consent 10:45 Gaps in informed consent? 13:10 Staffing issues 20:20 Staffing issues with (serious) adverse event follow ups 23:40 Maddie De Garay 25:00 Missing info 31:30 Randomisation scheme in patient file 40:50 Ventavia was "only" 3 sites 1000 patients? 43:00 FDA didn't follow up.. fired hours after complaint! 48:00 Ventavia got more trials? 50:45 Why has it taken so long 51:30 Filing the lawsuits 1:01:05 Intimidation? 1:04:40 Text messages with Pfizer lawyer 1:12:00 Don't believe me, believe the evidence 1:16:00 document releases (18 Jan & end of Jan) don't add up to hard copy data 1:18:00 1:23:00 SAE is an AE? Fraud? 1:32:00 Phasing out/outro
Find her on
www.iambrookjackson.com
Referenced materials:
FDA Briefing document (page 42 for suspected covid cases)
https://www.fda.gov/media/144245/download
Article by EpochTimes where most of the lawsuit issues spoken about can be found
https://www.theepochtimes.com/exclusive-pfizer-trial-whistleblower-presses-forward-with-lawsuit-without-us-governments-help_4277153.html?utm_source=partners&utm_campaign=allen
Maddie De Garay's mother on Tucker Carlson explaining her daughters case
https://www.foxnews.com/media/ohio-woman-daughter-covid-vaccine-reaction-wheelchair