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Tax Dollars Funded Lab Behind Monkey Crash Fiasco
Liberty Check
- Monkeys escaped after a truck crash on I-59 in Jasper County, Mississippi while leaving a federally funded research center.
- Public records confirm Tulane’s lab receives multi-million dollar NIH grants for a range of biomedical studies, some awarded as recently as 2025.
- A watchdog group has called for the federal government to halt funding, citing ongoing concerns with taxpayer dollars funding controversial animal research.
Rhesus monkeys euthanized after a truck accident in Mississippi were being transported from a laboratory supported by federal funds.
Millions in taxpayer dollars have flowed to Tulane National Biomedical Research Center under grants first awarded during Fauci’s leadership at the NIH.
The incident reveals a lack of transparency in federally funded biomedical research involving animals.
Despite public concern, it remains unclear which specific programs the NIH continues to support at this lab.
Citizens must demand oversight and accountability for how federal funds are allocated, especially when animals and public health are involved.
Our freedoms depend on staying vigilant.
