We continue our long hiatus series of mysterious events with the unsolved death of Gloria Ramirez, whose body turned into a chemical weapon and poisoned the doctors who tried to help her, confining her to a wheelchair.
human body turn into a chemical weapon We see that an event like this only happens in science fiction movies. But Gloria Ramirez’s last hour in the hospital before she died shows that the human body can turn into an extremely dangerous weapon in real life.
Ramirez, who was treated for cervical cancer, passed away in a way that doctors had never seen before. Even after autopsies, no results could be obtained, and after death “Toxic Woman” trying to help Ramirez, known as Even doctors and nurses are on the brink of death. Let’s take a closer look at this thing.
Ramirez was hospitalized after abruptly deteriorating
Gloria Ramirez
Gloria Ramirez, mother of two, was just 31 years old. She was in stage 4 of cervical cancer and was being treated for this reason. Frequent visits to the doctor The life of Ramirez was born on February 19, 1994. changed.
The young woman suddenly started to get worse on February 19. His heartbeat was very fast and regularly he couldn’t breathe. The woman, who was taken to the emergency room of General Hospital in Riverside, was getting worse and worse.
It all started when a nurse approached Ramirez.
The entire hospital stood up for Ramirez, who could barely breathe. When one of the nurses approached the young woman, an incredibly intense garlic smell from your mouth He stated that he was coming, but he did not dwell too much on it.
All the authorities at the hospital performed various procedures to bring Ramirez’s vital signs back to normal. Although the young woman was injected with a lot of drugs, none of them worked, and the doctors found that Ramirez’s heartbeat weakened. connecting it to the defibrillator had to.
Everything seemed normal so far, but when the doctors opened her shirt to hook up the defibrillators, they stumbled upon something very interesting. On Ramirez’s body an extremely strange layer of fat existed. Seeing this, the nurses took a blood sample from Ramirez’s arm to do some blood tests.
Yellow crystals appeared in Ramirez’s blood
The blood sample taken was as interesting as the fat layer on Ramirez’s body. In woman’s blood yellow crystals It was wandering around and at the same time it smelled just like ammonia. While the doctors were trying to understand what was going on in the young woman’s body, suddenly One of the nurses caring for Ramirez fainted. fell to the ground. Although the people in the hospital thought that the nurse had passed out from exhaustion, another nurse suddenly started to have difficulty breathing and collapsed to the ground with another nurse.
The number of nurses who fainted suddenly began to increase, and one of the nurses who regained consciousness unable to move legs and arms had expressed. Six people who took care of Ramirez either passed out or were severely ill with symptoms such as temporary paralysis and shortness of breath.
Later, the number of these people increased to 23, and the doctors stepped in and asked everyone in Ramirez’s room to come out.. “We are being poisoned, everybody get out” Doctors using their statements have thus prevented worse outcomes from occurring. Unfortunately, a doctor who detected yellow crystals in Ramirez’s blood remained in the intensive care unit for a week after the incident, and when he came out, he died for an unknown reason. in a wheelchair was convicted.
After all these events, Ramirez unfortunately died in the hospital. Doctors at the hospital What happened to neither the young woman nor the paramedics? could not understand.
The toxicology team found no traces at the scene.
A special team wearing protective clothing came to the hospital to retrieve Ramirez’s body in the early hours of the morning, and did a toxicology test in the emergency room, but found nothing. A team that specializes in hazardous materials no matter how much he examines in the hospital He had to return empty-handed.
After all the examinations, the body of the young woman was placed in an aluminum coffin with strict precautions. The autopsy took place exactly one week after Ramirez’s death. Meanwhile, the press is making headlines about mother-of-two Ramirez. “Toxic Woman” carried with titles.
Authorities had to perform 3 autopsies on the young woman’s body. When nothing was found in the first autopsy, the doctors said that Ramirez from kidney failure due to cervical cancer announced his death. But the report from the initial autopsy was not sufficient to explain what had happened to the doctors and nurses at the hospital that day.
After the second autopsy, high levels of chemical substances were found in Ramirez’s body.
After the second autopsy, the doctors found Ramirez’s lifeless body. tylenol, lidocaine, codeine and tigan substances Has detected. Large amounts of dimethyl sulfone were also detected in blood tests during this autopsy. Dimethyl sulfone is a chemical substance that is already formed in the human body and then decreases and disappears, but even three weeks after Ramirez’s death, the amount of dimethyl sulfone detected in his blood was three times more than in a normal human body. it was more.
No investigation has been able to explain why so many chemicals were found in Ramirez’s blood and body, despite repeated autopsies. Although doctors say that a drug used for cervical cancer caused these damages in the young woman’s body. Ramirez’s family denied that she used this drug.
In fact, Ramirez’s sister blamed the hospital, arguing that her brother would still be alive if timely intervention had been made. The fact that Ramirez’s case was not resolved somehow brought conspiracy theories along. The most striking of these theories is the one at General Hospital. that there is a secret methamphetamine lab and that Ramirez was poisoned by the air from the hospital vents.
In another claim, there were details that Gloria Ramirez was the victim of an experiment the CIA was working on. With the emergence of all these conspiracy theories, the incident was not covered for years, and when the calendars showed the year 1997, a chemist re-examined the blood samples taken and revealed that sulphate was still in Ramirez’s blood years later.
Even this review, made years later, failed to provide an explanation for Ramirez’s mysterious death. This situation, in which the young woman confined a doctor to a wheelchair and also cost her her own life, later on to various productions such as X-Files. became the subject.