East Bay family says anti-vaccine book backed by Robert F. K

Not long after their 12-year-old son’s death, Gina and Padrig Fahey of Clayton got more shocking news: His photo was plastered on a book, backed by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., that falsely argues COVID-19 vaccines caused a spike in youth deaths.

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