Coroner: State included a murder-suicide in Grand’s ‘Covid’ deaths and 40 percent of them had gunshot wounds. Yeah, makes sense, because a new symptom of ‘Covid’ just announced is the way it makes other people want to shoot you

The Grand County coroner is disputing the number of COVID-19 deaths the state is reporting for the county.

Brenda Bock told county commissioners on Tuesday that the state is reporting two additional COVID-19 deaths in Grand, which she believes should not be included.

The coroner maintains that only one person in the county has died from COVID-19, while two more people have died with it, for a total of three COVID-related deaths in the county. However, the state is reporting five for Grand.

In disputing the numbers, Bock explained that a couple who died of gunshot wounds late last month have been included in the state’s numbers. The state told Bock those deaths are included in the count because the two tested positive for COVID-19 within 30 days before their death.

Bock called the state’s reporting “false and misleading.”

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