Funeral Director Sounds Alarms: 'Deaths have Increased by 50% in the Past Six Months'

 

Nicholas Lee, a funeral director of over 30 years, is calling attention to a shocking increase in deaths. During an interview in Launceston, a town in northern Tasmania, he explained he usually has two to three funerals a week, but nowadays, there are six to seven per week. Lee has determined that deaths have increased by 50 percent in the past six months. 

“That’s why we’re so busy right now… suddenly, there has been a rapid rise.” Lee says that the number of deaths has hardly changed in the past decade but has risen sharply in the past year. 

He went on to explain that he is extremely worried about the trend: 

“And it’s only been the last, say seven months. The previous ten and a quarter years were very, very consistent. But this has rapidly risen in the last six to seven months. So we are we’re quite concerned.” 

The undertaker notes that many people born in the 1960s and beyond are dying. So it’s not just the elderly who are passing away, explains Lee. 

In the past six months, it has happened several times that perfectly healthy people suddenly died. He finds that very disturbing. Some died in their sleep. Some, including a perfectly healthy woman, died of a brain hemorrhage. 

“It does not feel right. But I’m just feeling a little apprehensive about what is actually going on?”

GRTWT. 

 

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