Topic: Thomas Haviland

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Former Air Force Major Thomas Haviland discusses his worldwide survey of embalmers, which found that 70% of respondents reported seeing strange white fibrous clots starting in 2021. Haviland, an electrical engineer and data analyst, was motivated to investigate after watching the documentary "Died Suddenly." He links these observations to insurance actuary data showing record-level excess deaths.

Thomas Haviland recounts his initial steps in verifying the claims made in "Died Suddenly" by contacting the Ohio Embalmers Association. He received immediate confirmation from the association's vice president, who reported seeing the same white fibrous clots. This led Haviland to launch a formal survey using Survey Monkey to quantify the phenomenon on a global scale.

Thomas Haviland presents his 2023 survey data, showing that 73% of responding embalmers are still seeing white fibrous clots. While the weighted average of corpses containing these clots dropped from 30% in 2022 to 20% in 2023, the phenomenon remains prevalent. The data also shows a significant increase in clotting among the 36-50 age group, which aligns with insurance data reported by Edward Dowd.