Helen Grus took it upon herself to look into the matter after nine babies died in Ottawa following their mothers getting "vaccinated" for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). Grus wanted to determine whether or not the shots had anything to do with the babies' deaths.

Some of the families felt as though their privacy was breached by Grus' probe, prompting the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) to settle with at least one of them. Grus was then suspended and had her life turned upside-down, all for trying to get to the bottom of what killed the babies.

According to reports, Grus allegedly contacted the father of a deceased baby whose family was part of the settlement on Jan. 30, 2022. She asked about the mother's COVID "vaccination" status, police documents indicate.

The family then filed a complaint against Grus with OPS, which resulted in Grus being suspended with pay on Feb. 4, 2022.

The family's lawyer, Lawrence Greenspan, said the case was finally settled this past week for an undisclosed amount of money.

"Parents are not put on this earth to bury their children," Greenspan told CTV News Ottawa. "When a tragedy happens, the family's privacy must be respected."