In this powerful episode of FreedomTalk, host Kelly John Walker sits down with Scott Schara, author of the groundbreaking new book Is the Government Legally Killing Us?
Schara shares the heartbreaking story of his daughter Grace, a vibrant young woman with Down syndrome whose life was cut short during the COVID era after a hospital administered a combination of drugs commonly used in hospice care. According to Schara, an illegal Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order was placed on Grace’s chart without the family’s consent—preventing medical staff from attempting to revive her as she died.
What began as a family tragedy turned into a years-long investigation. After thousands of hours of research, Schara argues that the modern medical system has created a structure of government-incentivized treatment protocols and legal immunity that may allow deadly practices to occur without accountability.
In this deeply personal and thought-provoking conversation, Kelly and Scott discuss:
• The life and legacy of Grace Schara
• What happened inside the hospital during her final days
• The lawsuit that followed and the evidence presented in court
• How government policies and hospital protocols intersect
• The research behind Schara’s new book
• Why faith and courage are central to confronting powerful systems
Scott also explains how the tragedy led him to become a full-time researcher and advocate, appearing on over 1,200 interviews to raise awareness about what he believes is a systemic problem in modern medicine.
Despite the heavy subject matter, this episode is also a moving tribute to Grace—a young woman whose joy, humor, and childlike faith deeply shaped everyone who knew her.
If you care about medical transparency, parental rights, faith, and the search for truth, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
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