‘They Put Something In His IV To Kill Him’: Black College Football Player’s Parents Go Live On FB In Hospital Room While Accusing Staff Of “Letting Him Die” and Organ Stealing

The family of Terrance “T” Howard, a football player at North Carolina Central University, went live on Facebook Thursday in a dramatic video that saw them performing CPR on him, alleging that doctors at Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte administered something harmful through his IV. Footage of Terrance “T” Howard's parents trying to save his life, while the hospital staff does nothing!#PayAttention #SayHisName #BlackLivesMatter #ProtectBlackBoys #ProtectBlackMen #MedicalApartheid #ThisIsAmerica #WhiteSupremacy #Racism #FBA #ADOS #BlackTwitter pic.twitter.com/gO1MB2SYbF— UnmuteMyTruth2.0 (@UnmuteMyTruth_2) August 3, 2024 Howard, 19, tragically died after being hit by a car, in an attempt to assists another driver. He was a graduate of Ridge Point High School in Missouri, Texas, and transferred from powerhouse the University of Alabama to the HBCU in Durham, North Carolina, to continue his football career. Accoring to reports, he had been fighting for his life since the accident occurred on Monday (July 22). & Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer addressed Howard’s death to begin his press conference on Sunday in Tuscaloosa. “Before I make comments on the team, I do want to send along thoughts and prayers,” DeBoer said. “Terrance Howard, who was with us and transferred on to North Carolina Central, he did pass...