Scott Schara joins us to discuss the death of his daughter Grace at the hands of the American medical system. We will also delve into the global euthanasia agenda and the dangers of incentivized healthcare.
Deprogramming With Grace’s Dad
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Scott Schara is a nationally-recognized expert commentator on the global euthanasia agenda and the dangers of incentivized healthcare. The father of Grace Schara, a 19-year-old with Down syndrome who was killed by St. Elizabeth’s Hospital (Ascension Health), Scott is on a mission to spotlight the crimes of the American medical system. He has shared his insights, research, and personal story through hundreds of television, radio, and podcast appearances, and also hosts his own show, “Deprogramming With Grace’s Dad,” which can be found on Rumble and on all major podcast platforms. His landmark lawsuit in the murder of his daughter, Scott Schara v. Ascension Health et al., is underway in Wisconsin Circuit Court.
Terri LaPoint joins us today in The Anomic Age to discuss her investigative work into medical kidnapping. She has published articles on hundreds of cases involving family members taken by Protective Services. We will also delve into the connections to the greater picture of child trafficking, pedophilia, and the murder of those who expose it.
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Terri LaPoint was the lead investigative journalist for MedicalKidnap.com, a division of Health Impact News, for more than 4 years, where she investigated and published articles on hundreds of cases involving family members, mostly children, taken from their families by Child, or Adult, Protective Services. She continues her work as an independent investigative journalist at RealNewsSpark.com. She is a contributing author to two books, and a regular guest on Blogtalk and radio programs. She received Michelle Malkin’s Bulldog Award for her investigative work on medical kidnapping in 2017.
