Except all the deaths after being vaccinated e.g. Astrazeneca but not exclusively.
But we figured that out by collecting statistics. Not by publishing anecdotes.
And as for the comment you're replying to:
> The most important vaccine statistic is the ( I think still current) 0 deaths in the vaccinated groups.
If the "official" stats show 0 deaths after vaccination, be very suspicious! People die all the time, roughly 1% of the population per year. If you vaccinate a non-trivial number of people, some will die by coincidence anyway. If those coincidental deaths aren't being reported, you're going to have a much harder time making sure they are in fact just the expected number of coincidences.