The Death of Neil Armstrong: Heart Surgeons Kill First Man on the Moon and Try to “Settle the matter privately” with a Multi-Million Dollar Settlement
Updated July 27, 2019
Shortly after the tragic death of the famous American hero, resulting from an unnecessary bypass surgery, Dr. McDougall wrote how heart surgeons killed the first man on the moon. Recently, the New York Times published an article outlining the fate of Mr. Armstrong and how the details of his untimely death came to light.
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