Topic: Coma Movie

The host recounts his father’s warning from the 1980s not to sign an organ donor card, claiming doctors would "kill viable people" for parts. The 1979 film "Coma" is described as a "documentary" rather than a mystery, reflecting real-world practices in major metropolitan hospitals. Allegations of infanticide and harvesting in the third trimester are also discussed as part of a broader "medical tyranny" system.

The 1978 film *Coma* is described not as fiction, but as a "documentary" regarding the reality of the medical system. The plot, involving a conspiracy to induce comas in healthy patients for organ theft, is cited as a reflection of actual practices in major metropolitan hospitals. Personal anecdotes from a host's father, who owned a hospital, suggest that doctors have long been aware of "viable" patients being sacrificed for their organs. The segment argues that the medical establishment has abandoned the Hippocratic Oath in favor of a profit-driven "cult" of death.