A German Doctor Did Not Leave Note Saying COVID-19 Vaccine Is Genocide
The Claim
In a farewell note he left before committing suicide, Dr. Thomas Jendges, Chemnitz Clinic’s managing director in Germany, stated that the COVID-19 vaccine was genocide and that he no longer wanted to be a part of it.
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A claim that Dr. Thomas Jendges, the managing director of Chemnitz Clinic in Germany, left a farewell note before he committed suicide, saying that he no longer wanted to be part of the genocide caused by the COVID-19 vaccine is circulating online. Users and websites added to the claim that he committed suicide because he could no longer stand the fraud and deception exposed by patients and vaccine recipients.
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Misbar’s Analysis
Misbar investigated the circulated claim and found no evidence to support it. According to German news sources, the German police said they were unaware of any note Dr. Jendges may have left before his death.
Nor have any credible media published any statements by the doctor opposing the COVID-19 vaccine. Contrary to the widely circulated claim, Dr. Thomas supported vaccination; he stated on August 31, while opening a permanent vaccination center in the clinic in Germany’s city of Chemnitz. In the statement, Dr. Thomas said that the vaccine significantly reduces the risk of SARS-CoV-2’s severe infection.
Dr. Thomas Jendges, aged 55, had committed suicide on Nov. 2. He worked at the Chemnitz clinic since April 2021 and was promoted to managing director only weeks before his death.
Translated by: Ahmed N. A. Almassri
