Autopsy shows Wellington nurse died of kidney infection, not COVID-19

 Remember Danielle DiCenso, the nurse age 33 who was reported in April to be the youngest care worker to die with Covid19? Autopsy reveals she had kidney failure and no sign of Covid.

https://cbs12.com/news/local/autopsy-shows-wellington-nurse-died-of-kidney-infection-not-covid-19?fbclid=IwAR0Ur7yA3EunvoIB_FQ9Au-dKjAv42BvhBqgYacT8AXERE3uFwqOKhbeRqc

Unfortunately another example of false stats.

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