SAN GIORGIO A CREMANO — A 27-year-old Italian professional swimmer, swim instructor, master’s degree student, and soon-to-be wife is dead as young sudden deaths are accelerating across the globe.
Ms. Mariasofia Paparo is best known as a highly-accomplished swimmer. Her Instagram page, dating back to 2013, has numerous photos of her winning medals and trophies in swim competitions. The first significant one is from late 2014. The captions reads “the loot increases! Never felt so fit and we’re only in November.”
She won her first gold medal in May 2015 at age 21. The text on top of the medal translates to International Swimming Master Trophy. The IG caption reads, “Loot completed with a gold and a super time.”
In a sad bit of irony, Ms. Paparo posted frequently about her pet guinea pig, Whiskey, in 2016 and 2017. Whiskey died on May 21, 2017.
Her swimming dominance afforded luxuries. Ms. Paparo traveled all over the world, including Egypt, India and the United Arab Emirates. She continued winning medals in various swimming competitions through 2022. Ms. Paparo also modeled for sports apparel brands, particularly Speedo International. Another new chapter in life started in March of 2020, right as the so-called pandemic commenced.
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Ms. Paparo met her boyfriend, Matteo Scarpati, who is also an avid swimmer, at a pool that month. Local newspapers featured Ms. Paparo and Mr. Scarpati in a column about area residents who fell in love during the lockdown.
Exactly two years after they met, on March 13, 2022, Mr. Scarpati proposed to Ms. Paparo.
Ms. Paparo would have turned 28 on April 18. She was also scheduled to graduate and earn her master’s degree in Sciences and Technologies of Navigation from the University of Naples Parthenope on April 28.
Sudden heart attack and death
Ms. Paparo’s last Instagram post came on April 6. She expressed deep love for her fiancé and ended the post with “100 days.” If that’s an indication of their wedding date, the couple were scheduled to tie the knot sometime around July 15.
Her last Facebook post was on April 7. It’s a photo of Angels Landing at Zion National Park in Utah.
The University of Naples Parthenope posted an update on April 12 at 3:29 a.m. confirming that Ms. Paparo passed away. The (likely inaccurate) translation said she would have graduated “next April 28.” But other Italian news sources confirmed her graduation date as this coming April 28.
She “died suddenly” from a massive heart attack on Monday, April 11, according to multiple sources. There’s no definitive evidence showing that Ms. Paparo received mRNA and/or viral vector DNA injections. But common sense and the preponderance of evidence concludes that she was at least double-vaxxed.
The University of Naples Parthenope has had a vaccine mandate in place since at least August 2021. Italy mandated vaccines for indoor dining, sports stadiums, swimming pools and pretty much any and all other settings in July 2021. The “super green pass” was implemented in December, essentially banning non-vaccinated Italians from all public venues. Italy also requires all athletes to be vaccinated in order to participate in sports.
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Granted all of the foregoing mandates have narrow exceptions. But it stands to reason that a professional swimmer who loves to travel received the injections for convenience-sake. Mr. Scarpati wrote a very sad goodbye message that hits home with a lot of men who are madly in love with their lady.
Ms. Mariapia Paparo, Mariasofia’s sister, said this tragic death had nothing to do with the lethal injections. She did not, however, come out and clearly say that her sister was vaxx-free.
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Italy was, by far, one of the most covered countries on The COVID Blog™ in early 2021. At least 13 countries, including Italy, temporarily or permanently banned the AstraZeneca viral vector DNA injections in March 2021. We covered at least 10 post-AstraZeneca deaths in Italy by June, including 18-year-old Camilla Canepa. She died from blood clots and bleeding in her brain just two weeks after the AstraZeneca injection. Pfizer and Moderna became equal opportunity killers after the summer.
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All of the lethal injections are dangerous. But most of the Western world stopped using the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca shots last summer because those concoctions were killing people far too fast and too frequently. The genocide looked far too obvious. Even the United States temporarily stopped using the J&J shots because of too many sudden deaths and blood clots after the shots were given emergency use authorization.
Italians began summarily rejecting the AstraZeneca shots last spring, as the negative AstraZeneca coverage could not be suppressed. But Francesco Figliuolo, the country’s “Commissioner for the COVID-19 Emergency” essentially admitted that Italy wants to kill off the older population. Italy banned the AstraZeneca shots permanently last June, except for people over age 60. Italy has the second-highest percentage (22.8%) of people over age 65 in the world, according to the Population Reference Bureau. Only Japan has a higher percentage (28.2%) of age 65-plus citizens. It will be interesting to see an update to these numbers in 2023-24.
Ms. Paparo had everything going for her. She was living the Italian version of the American Dream at age 27. She wasn’t a vaxx zealot or a virtue signaler. Ms. Paparo is simply another victim who likely equated normal life with experimental shots. Her sister and vaxx zealots can say whatever they want. But there can only be so many coincidence in this age of young people dropping dead daily. Stay vigilant and protect your friends and loved ones.
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