(Substack)—Actor Alex Musser died Friday night at his home in Del Mar, California. The star of “All My Children” was known for being very physically fit, not just for a 50-year-old man but generally.
No cause of death has been reported and his vaccine status has not been questioned by anyone in corporate media.
According to Breitbart:
An avid athlete since he was a child, the New York native was also a fitness model.
Musser was known for his character Del Henry in All My Children, a soap role he held from 2005 to 2007 after winning the second season of the reality series I Wanna Be a Soap Star, Radio Times notes.
Musser also starred in the 2010 comedy film Grown Ups, adding to a star-studded cast in a production co-written and produced by Adam Sandler.
He had graced the covers of several magazines — including Men’s Health, Men’s Workout, Exercise Health and others.
If a direct cause of death that definitely cannot be linked to the Covid-19 “vaccines” is determined, then corporate media will blast it out. If his death was a result of a heart condition or any other adverse reaction connected to the jabs, then the story will never be told. That’s standard operating procedure when young and otherwise healthy celebrities die suddenly.
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