Whistleblower Exposes Additional COVID-19 Origin Emails Allegedly Concealed By Fauci Adviser

Washington, D.C. – A new wave of revelations from a whistleblower has brought to light additional emails related to the origins of COVID-19, allegedly concealed by a top adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci. This development comes as a significant turn in the ongoing investigation into the transparency of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) regarding COVID-19 origins information.

The whistleblower's revelations, shared with the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, have raised serious concerns about the NIH's handling of COVID-19 origins information. Dr. David Morens, a senior scientific advisor at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and a former advisor to Dr. Fauci, is at the center of this controversy.

In emails shared with the subcommittee, Dr. Morens reportedly admitted to using his personal Gmail account to discuss COVID-19 origins with other key figures, including EcoHealth Alliance President Dr. Peter Daszak and Boston University Professor Dr. Gerald Keusch. This action was allegedly taken to avoid federal transparency laws and to prevent the content of these discussions from being made public.

Chairman Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio), who leads the Select Subcommittee, expressed his concerns about these revelations. "The American people deserve transparency from their public health authorities, especially when it concerns the origins of a pandemic that has deeply affected all of us," he stated.

The NIH has been under scrutiny for months, with the Select Subcommittee demanding further investigations into the matter. The whistleblower's information adds a new layer to the ongoing inquiry, which aims to uncover any cover-up of COVID-19 origins information by the NIH and other public health authorities.

The emails in question reportedly include discussions about the lab leak theory and efforts to downplay its significance. Dr. Morens allegedly stated that "Tony doesn’t want his fingerprints on origin stories," indicating a deliberate attempt to steer the narrative away from the possibility of a lab leak.

The NIH has so far declined to comply fully with the Select Subcommittee's requests for information, citing ongoing internal investigations. However, the recent subpoena issued by Chairman Wenstrup compels the NIH to produce all relevant documents related to the matter.

As the investigation continues, the revelations from the whistleblower raise more questions about the NIH's handling of COVID-19 origins information and the transparency of its top officials. The outcome of the investigation could have significant implications for the public's trust in the NIH and the transparency of public health institutions in general.

The Select Subcommittee remains committed to bringing accountability to any cover-up of COVID-19 origins information by public health authorities. The ongoing investigation will continue to seek answers and transparency for the American people.

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