Bill Rice, Jr.: 04-06-2026, 
A Famous Photograph: A photo taken by journalists from Agence France-Presse on January 29, 2020 depicts a Wuhan man who reportedly died suddenly from Covid on a sidewalk. According to The Guardian newspaper, AFP contacted police and local health officials afterwards but could not get details on his case. Speaking for myself, I’ve never heard of any other citizen – in Wuhan or anywhere else in the world – who “died suddenly from Covid” BEFORE January 11, 2020.
I’ve written hundreds of thousands of words which present persuasive and compelling evidence a novel coronavirus was infecting Americans (and people in many countries) months before Chinese officials (on Dec. 31, 2019) first announced to the world the presence of a novel new virus that was causing pneumonia and flu-like symptoms.
As I’ve repeatedly theorized, for some reason American officials endeavored to conceal or dismiss all evidence of “early spread” in America.
However, as I’ve also developed in multiple stories, compelling evidence also exists that early spread – many people becoming infected well before the “Wuhan Outbreak” – almost certainly occurred in China as well.
As I will document in a future story, reports (citing numerous sources) have been published stating or suggesting that early cases had occurred in China in June, July, August, September, October and December 2019.
This evidence spurs several key, unanswered questions, including:
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What did Chinese officials know about early infections and when did they know this?