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U.S. Deaths DataAmy KellyNov 3
Vermont Death Data 2015-2022
Thank you for helping with this important project!
We have received FOIAed 2015 to (partial) 2022 Vermont death data files. Because of the size of the files, the data is split between two files:
Personally identifying information has been deleted from both files. You will need to download each of the files to your device for analysis. After opening the file, click on the File menu at the top, and select Download.
If you do not have Excel, you can download each file as a .csv file and then import each file into Google Sheets for analysis. In Google Sheets, open a blank sheet (at the top of the main page), click on the File menu, and then select the Import option from the menu. In the Import File window that appears, select Upload from the menu across the top, and it will lead you through importing the .csv file.
We request that you analyze the files and:
- Look for any "red flags" in the death records.
- Look for patterns in Causes of Death (COD) that may demonstrate vaccine-related causes (particularly the abrupt shift in age and distribution or balance of Causes of Death after the rollout started on December 11, 2020.
- Identify deaths where the totality of data available indicate an almost certain vaccine death.
- Forensically audit COVID deaths to determine the distribution of deaths WITH COVID and OF COVID.
- Note any potential misrepresentations of Cause(s) of Death.
- Determine if there are patterns indicating certain entities (medical examiners, coroners, etc.) may not be presenting death data transparently.
- Identify deaths that possibly resulted from lockdown policies (e.g., suicides, domestic abuse deaths, etc.).
- Identify changes in death trends from pre-December 2020 to after December 10, 2020.
- Identify anything else, including patterns, that you think may be significant.
Please submit your observations about individual death records using this form.
If you have Excel or other analyses to submit that will not work with the form, please submit them via email with the word "Vermont" in the subject line and a detailed description of what is important about the file or data you're sending to USDeathData@proton.me.
U.S. Deaths Data
Vermont Death Data 2015-2022
Thank you for helping with this important project!
We have received FOIAed 2015 to (partial) 2022 Vermont death data files. Because of the size of the files, the data is split between two files:
Personally identifying information has been deleted from both files. You will need to download each of the files to your device for analysis. After opening the file, click on the File menu at the top, and select Download.
If you do not have Excel, you can download each file as a .csv file and then import each file into Google Sheets for analysis. In Google Sheets, open a blank sheet (at the top of the main page), click on the File menu, and then select the Import option from the menu. In the Import File window that appears, select Upload from the menu across the top, and it will lead you through importing the .csv file.
We request that you analyze the files and:
- Look for any "red flags" in the death records.
- Look for patterns in Causes of Death (COD) that may demonstrate vaccine-related causes (particularly the abrupt shift in age and distribution or balance of Causes of Death after the rollout started on December 11, 2020.
- Identify deaths where the totality of data available indicate an almost certain vaccine death.
- Forensically audit COVID deaths to determine the distribution of deaths WITH COVID and OF COVID.
- Note any potential misrepresentations of Cause(s) of Death.
- Determine if there are patterns indicating certain entities (medical examiners, coroners, etc.) may not be presenting death data transparently.
- Identify deaths that possibly resulted from lockdown policies (e.g., suicides, domestic abuse deaths, etc.).
- Identify changes in death trends from pre-December 2020 to after December 10, 2020.
- Identify anything else, including patterns, that you think may be significant.
Please submit your observations about individual death records using this form.
If you have Excel or other analyses to submit that will not work with the form, please submit them via email with the word "Vermont" in the subject line and a detailed description of what is important about the file or data you're sending to USDeathData@proton.me.