France: Vaccine death ruled a suicide

The judge took the side of the insurance company, which refused
to pay insurance to the children of a millionaire who died after
being vaccinated. In France, the case of a wealthy elderly Parisian
businessman who insured his life for many millions and died from
COVID-vaccination caused a great resonance. The insurance
company refused to pay money to the relatives of the deceased, and
the court found the company to be right, reports Unser Mitteleuropa
(https://bit.ly/33MZmR2).
Doctors admitted that the man's death was the result of vaccination.
After that, the insurance company refused to pay the family money,
because the insurance policy excludes the use of experimental drugs
and treatments, including vaccination against coronavirus. The
family sued the insurance company, but lost. The judge ruled that
the side effects of the experimental vaccine were made public and
the deceased could not claim to be unaware of them when he
voluntarily took the vaccine. The court also stressed that in France
there is no law that forced him to be vaccinated.
"Therefore, his death, in fact, is a suicide," the court ruled. The
insurance company noted that suicide, like death from an
experimental drug, is not an insured event.