Hank Aaron Dead Two Weeks After Taking Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Sparks Hank Aaron Death Conspiracy Theories
Hank Aaron is dead two weeks after taking Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Naturally Conspiracy Theories that the Moderna COVID vaccine killed Hank Aaron are catching steam.
On January 5, Hank Aaron was seen taking the COVID-19 vaccine to spread awareness and comfort those who were hesitant to do the same. The event took place at the Moorhouse School of Medicine, and he was assured it would be safe. Hank Aaron was 86 at the time of his death two weeks later, and had no known grave health conditions before taking the COVID vaccine shot.
Back in December Louis Farrakhan claimed that the COVID-19 Vaccine was a government plot to lower the black population. Due to Hank Aaron’s death, conspiracy theories such as those are being looked at very differently.
Is it a coincidence that Hank Aaron is dead two weeks after taking the Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine? The only health condition Hank Aaron was battling prior to his death was reportedly Arthritis.
This leaves the big question, what caused Hank Aaron’s death?
Until that question is answered the Hank Aaron death conspiracy theory regarding the COVID-19 vaccine is going to be talked about around the world.
RIP Hank Aaron.
Author: JordanThrilla
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