50-Year-Old Soap Opera Star Dies Suddenly From "Cardiac Event"

Another week, another relatively young and otherwise healthy celebrity dies suddenly from a cardiac event and practically nobody in media wonders if the Covid jabs were to blame.

It has been happening so often that few even blink an eye anymore. A well-known person, often a B-list actor or former professional athlete, dies from a previously unknown heart condition. Corporate media announces the news, gets some quotes from famous friends, and moves on.

Nobody mentions vaccine status. Nobody asks if the Covid-19 jabs, which are known to cause heart conditions that can lead to death, were a factor.

The latest possible victim of the injections is actor Tyler Christopher. He rose to relative fame after spending decades on General Hospital followed by a short stint with Days of Our Lives. He was 50-years-old when he died — not in his prime but definitely not old enough that nobody should question the cause of this cardiac event.

According to NY Post:

His “GH” co-star Maurice Benard confirmed his death Tuesday on Instagram.

“It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Tyler Christopher,” Benard wrote. “Tyler passed away this morning following a cardiac event in his San Diego apartment.”

“Tyler was a truly talented individual that lit up the screen in every scene he performed and relished bringing joy to his loyal fans through his acting. Tyler was a sweet soul and wonderful friend to all of those who knew him.”

He added, “Tyler was an advocate for better mental health and substance use treatment who openly spoke about his struggles with bipolar depression and alcohol. We are beyond devastated by the loss of our dear friend and pray for his children and his father.”

Nobody knows if the vaccines contributed to the death, and that's by design. The only further news that could come from this death is if it's demonstrated definitively that it WASN'T the jabs. Otherwise, it'll be like every other reported premature death in which some of us suspect an adverse reaction as the cause.