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Second ABC Producer Dies Suddenly

Neil Campbell
Neil lives in Canada and writes about society and politics.
Published: January 2, 2023
ABC News lost its second producer to sudden death in the course of a week when Erica Gonzalez died on Dec. 21.
A file photo of the ABC logo on a building. The network lost its second young and ostensibly healthy and fit producer, Erica Gonzalez, who died overnight from undisclosed causes announced by ABC on Dec. 21. (Image: Rob DiCaterino via Flickr CC BY 2.0)

Establishment media network ABC has seen its second ostensibly healthy and young producer die suddenly in the span of just a few weeks.

ABC 10News San Diego reported the passing of producer Erica Gonzalez on Dec. 21.

The announcement, accompanied by two photographs of a healthy and fit young-to-middle-aged woman seated at a production set, simply stated Gonzalez had “passed away overnight,” leaving behind a high school graduate son.

Gonzalez was also an eight year veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, the article stated.

Although some articles publicizing Gonzalez’s passing have stated she was only 27, it appears there is no concrete source of the producer’s age available online.

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News of Gonzalez’s death was publicized rather late.

The first to gain attention from netizens was 37-year-old Dax Tejera, a fitness enthusiast and producer for the network’s well known George Stephanopoulos and other high profile names.

His passing was announced on Christmas Eve by The Hollywood Reporter, which obtained an internal company memo from ABC News President Kim Godwin.

Tejera is reported to have died suddenly from a heart attack on Dec. 23.

The pair of deaths have served as kindling for the question of whether or not the fatalities were caused by either complications from Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) or the experimental mRNA gene therapy vaccinations.

ABC News, as a subsidiary of Disney, was likely to mandate vaccination as a condition of employment.

Disney only started to relax vaccination requirements on some sets starting last November.

In June of 2022, former General Hospital crew members James and Timothy Wahl filed a lawsuit in the California Superior Court against ABC alleging that the network had denied religious exemptions to the company’s vaccine mandate on an arbitrary and capricious basis, Variety reported.

The Wahls alleged in their filings that ABC began requiring unilateral COVID vaccine acceptance as a condition of employment in the summer of 2021, but “denied their requests [for religious exemption] without explanation, one week after they requested them.”