Well, it's only been a few days, and Woodrow's tone is uncharitable. But his main point is right. A bombshell story with potential to affect every third person on the planet like this, and a clock-ticking life-or-death aspect to it, the public needs as much follow-up as possible. This is either the vilest of frauds, or the story of the century. SK and the Dr. who interviewed Mr. Hirschman must now spend at least half of their time on this, if not more. It goes w/o saying that other journalists and experts have an obligation to look into also. We need: 1) interviews with embalmers all over the nation, and in other nations, asking them if they've noticed this, 2.) investigation of Hirschman's background, 3.) interviews to get his fellow embalmers on record, 4.) untiring, day after day, demands for investigation by top medical authorities, 5.) lab analysis of the string-clots, 6.) Hirschman and other embalmers given shadows to record their work for the next several weeks, so that we have filmed, expert-observed, double-checks on what they say they've found. And much more.