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The author, Miles Mathis, argues that the story of Typhoid Mary (also known as Mary Mallon) was fabricated, likely by military intelligence and photo fakers, to promote the then-new germ theory, particularly the concept of asymptomatic carriers. Mathis claims the photographic evidence of Typhoid Mary is inconsistent, depicting three different women, and that her purported employment by wealthy families like those at Tuxedo Park and Oyster Bay is implausible given her supposed background and lack of references. He questions the credibility of George Soper, the investigator who identified Mary Mallon, highlighting discrepancies in his supposed affiliation with the New York Department of Health and his later role as Director of the American Cancer Society. The author also points to Mary Mallon’s supposed employer, Charles Elliot Warren, as a banker and brigadier general in the army, suggesting hidden agendas. Mathis cites that independent lab tests on Mary Mallon were negative and that the press eventually sided with her, further undermining the official narrative. He contends that the story was used to push vaccines and new medical treatments, which he believes have led to a fraudulent medical system responsible for widespread harm, citing the Covid scam as a recent example. Mathis concludes that vaccines are dangerous and questions the legitimacy of germ theory itself, linking past events like the Spanish Flu to botched vaccination programs.

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