Ottawa Detective Reprimanded for Investigating Child Deaths Testifies at COVID Vaccine Inquiry
Detective Helen Grus said she began noticing an unusual pattern of infant deaths starting in January 2022, after a colleague brought it to her attention.
Detective Helen Grus testified at the Allison Inquiry that evidence from her disciplinary tribunal reinforced her belief that unexplained infant deaths require a criminal investigation. She identified six confirmed unexplained infant deaths in Ottawa, with five matching adverse events listed in COVID-19 vaccine documentation. Grus was demoted following a finding of discreditable conduct for her investigation.
- Detective Helen Grus testified at the Allison Inquiry about her investigation into unexplained infant deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- She identified six confirmed unexplained infant deaths in Ottawa.
- Evidence from her disciplinary tribunal strengthened her belief that these cases warrant a criminal investigation.
- The causes of death in five cases matched adverse events listed in COVID-19 vaccine documentation.
- Grus was demoted after being found guilty of discreditable conduct for undertaking the investigation.
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