There may be more deaths from the quild among oldfolks' homes in New York than they first said.

If the findings in a writ by the New York head lawward hold true, it would mean there are over 4000 more deaths in the oldfolks' homes than the 9000 deaths already told.

It was found that many who lived at oldfolks homes died at the sickhouse after being taken there for help. New York only reckons oldfolks' home deaths if they happened there at the home, so deaths in the sickhouse were not told.

The head lawward's writ also looked at Cuomo's choosing in March last year to send old folks who had the quild back into the homes, to free up room in the sickhouses.

Howard Zucker, the New York Head of Health sent out a long writ downplaying the head lawward's findings.

Cuomo does not want to look at his comendly wrongdoing, but instead is gloating about how well he handled the quild.

He even wrote a book about how well he did, by the name of "American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic".