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S1: I know the son of the late cricket legend Shane Warne has spoken out. Jackson Warne has given an interview and he's spoken about his father's death in 2022. The King of Spin suffered a suspected heart attack in Thailand at the age of 52. He was found unresponsive in his villa. Now, it's understood Warnie had been complaining about chest pains prior to his death. Uh. A post-mortem at the time confirmed that the cricket legend had died of natural causes, but his son Jackson believes the Covid 19 vaccine may have contributed to his passing.
00:00:41
S2: I definitely think it was involved and I don't even think saying that is controversial anymore, like with the amount of data that's come out, like even if dad had underlying health issues, I think this brought it straight to the surface. And that's one thing that I've always been like. That's one thing I've always struggled with because my first impression, as soon as I hung up the phone, I instantly blame the government. I instantly blamed Covid and the vaccine.
00:01:07
S1: That's Jackson Warren speaking on the Two Worlds Collide podcast with Sam Bamford, the son of the cricketing great says he believes his father got 3 or 4 vaccines during the pandemic, and Jackson has held the belief for years that the Covid vaccine played a role in his father's death.
00:01:22
S2: The last 3 or 4 years, when it's come up in conversations like, I have not changed my tune, obviously, at the end of the day, we'll never, ever know the autopsy's there and people can go online and look at it and I know what's happened to him. But dad, at the time, he was healthy, he was happy. He actually looked the best. He looked in a while. Yes, he smoked and he drank. But how many more people in the 80s and 90s still smoke and drink a lot more than dad. Yes, a lot of people were dying of heart attacks before, but I know dad was okay, and I think he might have got 3 or 4 and he was forced to get them like everybody else.
00:01:56
S1: Jackson Warren says he doesn't deny other health issues may have played a role in Shane's death, but he says he believes receiving multiple Covid vaccines may have brought it on quicker.
00:02:07
S2: Maybe he was going to have a heart attack at 6570. I think all this just brought brought it to the surface, but I don't even think that's controversial to say. And it's been over four years now. If I came out and said this at the state memorial or a month after or a year after, maybe it's too soon. But I really do feel like now the position I'm in with all the information I've got, it has been over four years. I've had so many messages from people saying, just want to let you know my dad's passed away X, Y, Z. I also blame or have a feeling it's Covid was your dad's the same? Dad wasn't the only person. There was hundreds of thousands and millions of people all around the world.
00:02:41
S1: Jackson Warren said that if he made these comments a few years ago, he would have been shut down. But four years on from Shane Warne's passing, Jackson now feels it's the right time to speak up. He believes his family are not the only ones impacted by this, and said in this podcast he can no longer stay silent.
00:03:00
S3: If you've got a news tip, email Ben at job.com.
S1: I know the son of the late cricket legend Shane Warne has spoken out. Jackson Warne has given an interview and he's spoken about his father's death in 2022. The King of Spin suffered a suspected heart attack in Thailand at the age of 52. He was found unresponsive in his villa. Now, it's understood Warnie had been complaining about chest pains prior to his death. Uh. A post-mortem at the time confirmed that the cricket legend had died of natural causes, but his son Jackson believes the Covid 19 vaccine may have contributed to his passing.
00:00:41
S2: I definitely think it was involved and I don't even think saying that is controversial anymore, like with the amount of data that's come out, like even if dad had underlying health issues, I think this brought it straight to the surface. And that's one thing that I've always been like. That's one thing I've always struggled with because my first impression, as soon as I hung up the phone, I instantly blame the government. I instantly blamed Covid and the vaccine.
00:01:07
S1: That's Jackson Warren speaking on the Two Worlds Collide podcast with Sam Bamford, the son of the cricketing great says he believes his father got 3 or 4 vaccines during the pandemic, and Jackson has held the belief for years that the Covid vaccine played a role in his father's death.
00:01:22
S2: The last 3 or 4 years, when it's come up in conversations like, I have not changed my tune, obviously, at the end of the day, we'll never, ever know the autopsy's there and people can go online and look at it and I know what's happened to him. But dad, at the time, he was healthy, he was happy. He actually looked the best. He looked in a while. Yes, he smoked and he drank. But how many more people in the 80s and 90s still smoke and drink a lot more than dad. Yes, a lot of people were dying of heart attacks before, but I know dad was okay, and I think he might have got 3 or 4 and he was forced to get them like everybody else.
00:01:56
S1: Jackson Warren says he doesn't deny other health issues may have played a role in Shane's death, but he says he believes receiving multiple Covid vaccines may have brought it on quicker.
00:02:07
S2: Maybe he was going to have a heart attack at 6570. I think all this just brought brought it to the surface, but I don't even think that's controversial to say. And it's been over four years now. If I came out and said this at the state memorial or a month after or a year after, maybe it's too soon. But I really do feel like now the position I'm in with all the information I've got, it has been over four years. I've had so many messages from people saying, just want to let you know my dad's passed away X, Y, Z. I also blame or have a feeling it's Covid was your dad's the same? Dad wasn't the only person. There was hundreds of thousands and millions of people all around the world.
00:02:41
S1: Jackson Warren said that if he made these comments a few years ago, he would have been shut down. But four years on from Shane Warne's passing, Jackson now feels it's the right time to speak up. He believes his family are not the only ones impacted by this, and said in this podcast he can no longer stay silent.
00:03:00
S3: If you've got a news tip, email Ben at job.com.
