The Medical Examiner’s report from Miami-Dade County described Davis attending a “church function with 100 other children” and says that her mother and father, who are a nurse and physician’s assistant, tried treating her at home. Rebekah Jones aka #Insubordinate #scientist July 7, 2020 The Church Denies It Held a Coronavirus Party But the Medical Examiner’s Report Describes the Parents’ Attempts to Treat Their Daughter at HomeĬhurch called their covid party a "Release Party," and hosted hundreds of people, including more than 100 children, often wrote about covid being God's will /UrODqAozMX The newspaper says she died of respiratory failure, becoming one of the coronavirus’s youngest Florida victims.ġ. Davis has attracted scorn online because of accusations she treated her daughter with hydroxychloroquine and “other unproven remedies” (in the words of the Tampa Times) for nearly two weeks before the girl died.
The church has denied allegations it held a COVID-19 party.
Since then, her mother, Carole Davis, has spoken out on a GoFundMe page in Carsyn’s name. The latter claim is found in the medical examiner’s report, which also describes how Carsyn Davis’s parents tried to treat her with hydroxychloroquine, the drug touted by President Donald Trump that is subject to warnings from the FDA.Ĭarsyn Davis was an honor student and choir singer who died of COVID-19-related complications in Fort Myers, Florida, in late June.
Carole Brunton Davis is a registered nurse in Fort Myers, Florida, who is under fire because of the at-home care she gave to her daughter, Carsyn, who died of COVID-19 related complications after attending a 100-person church party.
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