Hey everyone, I'm Brandy Zadrasni, a senior reporter for NBC News.

Do you remember the name Tiffany Dover?

You might remember her from late 2020 when frontline workers were first getting the COVID vaccine.

She was a nurse who received her vaccine, but then she fainted, and it was all captured

on a local news live stream. That video lit up the internet and a conspiracy theory was born.

Adding fuel to the fire, after she fainted, she went dark. No social media, no speaking to the press.

I mean, I tried to find her last year during the investigation for a podcast Tiffany Dover is dead,

and I couldn't track her down. Well, two years after she became a weapon and a misinformation war,

Tiffany Dover is speaking out for the first time. Her story, in her words, and the reason behind

her silence, are all in a special episode of Tiffany Dover is dead.

Stay right here to listen to a preview, and if you want to catch up on the entire series,

search Tiffany Dover is dead wherever you're listening, and follow no.

If Tiffany was alive, the thinking went, where was she? For a health care worker who loved

posting to social media, who wanted to advocate for the vaccine, who was comfortable enough in the

spotlight to get up in front of news cameras. What sense did it make for her to just disappear?

Turns out Tiffany felt the same way. I think that I should have been able to speak immediately

the next day post-regularly on social media. I feel like being silent is what flanked this.

And I also feel like, you know, that would have been a perfect moment for us to speak out on,

yes, I did pass out. You know, you can pass out from receiving a vaccine, but that's okay because

it can also save your life. So it's worth it. That clear, passionate message delivered succinctly

by Tiffany didn't happen. Instead, as Tiffany tells it, decision makers inside her hospital

decided on something else, a plan that, however well-intentioned, objectively made everything

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