Hello everyone, Dr. Chris Martinson here and today we are going to be continuing our quest to uncover what has been going on with those clots that embalmers have been finding in deceased people.

So today we're turning to the embalmers directly and we're going to be asking them what they've been finding and get their frontline view of what's been going on. So Ryan, take that away. Let's turn

to the interview now. Hello, everyone. Dr. Chris Martinson here. And we're going to be following up now

with the episode I did recently that showed that there are these bizarre clots that have been showing

up that the embalmers have been reporting and funeral directors have been reporting on for a while. And they're very odd. And they're clearly, as we discussed in that episode, pre-mortem

or what they say, anti-mortem. And also they have some really bizarre characteristics. So they're

unusual. Well, to talk about actually how unusual we're going to go right to the source. So we're

going to be talking today with at least

Richard Hirschman and Anna Marie Brassfield Foster, if I get all of that right. Anna, thank you so much for being here. I know you got some storming going on there. So we're going to start with you. And now that we've seen your face, it just as preserved bandwidth. If you want, you could maybe We cut the video out and we'll see if that works better.

But I would love to get your background, how long you've been in the business, what you do,

and when you first started to notice what you might consider to be unusual clots and how it was you knew that to be the case.

Okay, I'm a licensed general director and in Balmer in the state of Missouri.

I started in this profession in 2010.

So I've, you know, I'm still a, you know, a newbie, as they say.

But I've seen enough.

I've seen plenty enough to know when I see something

that is not normal and unusual. So therefore, when I saw these, I, you know, I questioned it,

and I questioned a couple other embalmers in my state that I'm friends with. And then I found out about Richard. And

Richard and I have made a connection since then. I think I was the second one to speak out

with Richard. Wasn't I Richard? He was like, I'm pretty sure that's right. So the first time I saw

the strands, they were, you know, probably eight to ten inches long,

and they were really rubbery, hard, kind of almost hard to the touch.

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