Legendary rock singer Mitt Luff, who passed away last Friday, apparently died from complications related to the corona virus.
Although no official statement has been released on the subject, much evidence suggests that the 74-year-old artist was very ill in his last days, and was hospitalized in critical condition with significant corona symptoms.
The affair recently took another turn, as Mitt Luff, one of the most successful musicians of all time, used to speak out strongly against corona restrictions around the world, and it was not even known if he had been vaccinated.
In fact, last year he was quoted in an interview with a Pittsburgh newspaper saying things like "If I die then I will die - but I will not let them control me."
Although he admitted that he was afraid of getting sick, Mitt Luff revealed that he was careful to "hug people even during the Corona period", complaining that "the government can not stop our lives because of politics", and wondered about the effectiveness of face masks ("they do not prevent you from getting infected, they are just a nuisance That make your nose itch and make it difficult for you to breathe ").
And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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Another ramble took place in the last day, after radio host Howard Stern, an avid vaccine supporter who frequently criticized vaccine opponents, turned to Mitt Luff's family members - his wife and two daughters - and demanded that they encourage the undecided and fans of the late singer to get vaccinated.
"Poor Mitt Luff was sucked into some weird cult," Stern said on his radio show.
"Somehow he really believed - and publicly stated - that he would rather die as a free man than get vaccinated, and now he's dead! I hope his family does the right thing and says' you know, when Mitt Loff lay in the hospital and couldn't breathe, he regretted not getting vaccinated and admitted by mistake "His," the American broadcaster concluded.
The family's response has not yet been received.
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