This right here! ^^

I gave a breakdown of what happened at the game and what the most likely scenario is based on that:

It IS POSSIBLE that Hamlin is alive. I can't be 100% certain he didn't survive and neither can anyone. There's definitely some fishy stuff that went on before during and after his hospital stay... nothing so clear that we can really infer he didn't make it though.

On the other hand, for anyone saying/thinking that a cover up of this would be totally impossible to pull off please consider the following:

• These [DS] clowns have been watching what's happening worldwide. Anyone else find it weird that ALL these soccer players have been collapsing and kicking the bucket, the number is literally in the hundreds, and yet NOT ONE MAJOR SPORT IN THE USA had this happen until now?
• They have been intensely prepared for not IF, but WHEN this would happen to a player. The quality of medical care and speed at which Hamlon received it was world record book stuff. Even with that, it seemed like he just barely hung in from the reports.
• We can and should assume they have some kind of preventative care administered to all American athletes before games to keep this from happening. That's likely why Hamlin barely (or didn't) make it back, because it was a MASSIVE episode. We didn't see it until now because only a really big one could've snuck through the preparations.
• Whichever case, they were ready to go in minutes with an on-air diagnosis of the problem and so it stands to reason they had a similar game plan on the ground. They moved him out of sight and locked off the medical facility he was transferred to with astonishing speed. Cameras off, shut it all down. He's alive 'cause we say so.
• I remember hearing he had another episode either on the way to the hospital or shortly after arriving which was inconsistent with the already comical diagnosis. That kind of suggests to me he did pull through at least up until that point.
• Now what follows is where it gets interesting. If he didn't make it, or if he had the miracle recovery we all were told about only to then slip away it would be in their interest to psyop it. They don't want people thinking this is terminal and it would have attracted MORE attention if he recovered, only to then backslide.
• I'm kind of thinking this is closer to the reality. If Hamlin did recover miraculously, only to reverse course and die or end up in really rough shape, that would need intervention worse than him just not making it at all out of the initial incident.
• Whatever it is, this is either not the real Hamlin or they needed to cover him up because he is still in rough shape and likely isn't ever going to be the same. This all just looks and feels way too weird and doesn't fit with story of him snapping right out of it and being all better, fast track to full recovery.

What is up with the face covering? They mention he needs oxygen, why would you block his airways with cloth then? Wouldn't that be risky?

OR is it possible he had to be wearing have some kind of oxygen mask in order for them to ensure he made this appearance safely? Something isn't right, look at the way he quickly turns that corner into the elevator. The Weekend at Bernie's sunglasses. The carefully angled camera inside the press box. Continuous snow from start to finish in the game, and of course Buffalo loses.

Not all of what I just wrote is necessarily controlled, in fact some is definitely happenstance. But when you take it all together it doesn't add up to PERFECTLY NORMAL, YOU'RE CRAZY IF YOU DON'T THINK SO.

TL;DR:: Something ain't quite right here, but exactly HOW WRONG things went remains to be seen.

If Demar did survive, but is in very poor shape or even worse backslid from his initial miraculous recovery once he became conscious, it gives a TERMINAL impression for these "myocardial incidents" and they needed to create cover for that scenario. There's nothing worse than the normies getting a hopeful, happy ending only to have it CRUSHED. THAT is the kind of thing that demands INVESTIGATION...

If he didn't make it there would have been A LOT OF INTEREST in the postmortem not to mention A TON OF LEGAL with the NFL, its players, the player safety folks and so forth. Definitely possible to hide findings or fudge it though, so it had to be something so bad they would have had difficulty hiding it through the process. Plus then you'd have to do national coverage of funerary services and all that jazz. Maybe they were convinced the whole thing would blow wide open and be too much to hide, considering the dramatic rise in public knowledge and interest surrounding "sudden death"

This is got a strong possibility of another point for the conspiracy crowd. We'll take it to go, thanks! 🤣