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March 26, 2021, 12:51 pm
An entire saga between a whistleblowing TikTok user and a registered nurse who said she wanted a fake card stating she had received the COVID-19 vaccine has played out to a glorious conclusion.
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It started when user Savannah found a video in which Tori Garrity filmed herself with a caption that many have found to be rather upsetting.
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“Screw a fake ID,” the text read. “I need a fake vaccination card now.”
Savannah then proceeded to not only roast Garrity, but demonstrate just how simple it was for her to find out the woman is a registered nurse and locate her employer by looking up public information online.
“Why do y’all make it so easy?” Savannah asks.
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As it turns out, Garrity has a Facebook page that lists her most recent employers as a pediatric nurse, including A.I. duPont Hospital for Children.
After Savannah’s video went viral, the hospital confirmed that Garrity no longer worked for them as of 2020, so don’t flood their social media pages.
Savannah initially encouraged people to tell on Garrity, making the point that it seems unsafe for a woman who wants to lie about getting the COVID vaccine to be caring for children in a professional setting.
“I know that if you were in charge of my child’s care and intentionally lied to deceive people about being vaccinated, not only would I throw a complaint, but I’d throw these f—ing hands,” Savannah concludes.
Savannah later posted a video responding to the news that the hospital no longer employs Garrity in a follow-up video apologizing to A.I. duPont for making their social media pages a target.
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However, she explained that she was leaving the original video up in order to continue to expose Garrity, who could conceivably be working at another hospital right now or in the future.
She also responds to commenters claiming that Garrity’s video was “just a joke.”
“Joking about forging medical documents isn’t funny, especially when we’re still struggling with this pandemic and hundreds of thousands of people have died,” she points out.
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She is also highly skeptical that Garrity was joking, using the content of her other videos and comments as evidence.
“Look at the comments section. Look at the comments they selectively ‘like.’ Look at the comments they respond to. ‘My body my choice.’ ‘Experimental vaccine.’ This s–t is not a f—ing joke. They got bold on the internet, and they got caught for it.”
Once Garrity caught wind of the bad press about her, she attempted to hit back at Savannah by claiming that she had “doxxed” her and pointing to an older video by Savannah cautioning against this practice. However, Savannah responded that pointing out public information, much of which Garrity herself had chosen to publish on her public social media pages, is not doxxing. Doxxing refers to the release of private information often obtained in an illegal manner.
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Garrity then threatened to boost Savannah’s own online business pages in retaliation, and when her TikTok rival didn’t back down, followed through with this threat. Her followers then review-bombed Savannah’s lactation support business, accusing her of doxxing Garrity over a difference of opinion.
Thankfully, it appears that Milky Malm has been able to get her overall review score removed by Facebook, which is often done when review bombings happen.
Meanwhile, her supporters have counter-flooded Savannah’s review page with support.
“She’s amazing and she’s doing Gods work by exposing people who don’t deserve to work in the medical field, keep doing you honey,” wrote Kimberly Valencia.
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Savannah has continued to expose people for seeking and selling forged vaccine cards on TikTok.
*First Published: March 26, 2021, 12:51 pm
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