© WikipediaDavid Wilcock, UFO Researcher
David Wilcock, a self-styled American UFO researcher and a prominent paranormal content creator and author, has been found dead in what has been ruled a suicide.
The incident happened days after US President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into a string of mysterious deaths and disappearances of nearly a dozen American scientists starting in 2023. The researchers had access to some of the nation's most closely guarded nuclear and space secrets.
In a statement on Monday, the Boulder County Sheriff's Office reported that at approximately 10:44 AM, a person called 911. The dispatcher suspected that the caller "was experiencing a mental health crisis." When deputies reached the residence northeast of the town of Nederland, they encountered an armed man, who "used the weapon on himself" within minutes of their arrival, the statement said.
The male was "pronounced deceased at the scene," with the officials locating no other person on the property during a subsequent search.
On Wednesday, the Office of the Boulder County Coroner identified the 53-year-old victim as David Wilcock.
He was a vocal member of the so-called disclosure movement, whose adherents believe that the US government is withholding information from the public regarding UFOs and aliens.
Wilcock had hundreds of thousands of followers on YouTube and Facebook and authored a number of books, including such bestsellers as 'The Source Field Investigations' and 'The Synchronicity Key'.
Two days before his death, he posted a message on X, cryptically saying that he had "had some very intense stuff going on this weekend. I want you all to know how much I love and appreciate you," Wilcock wrote.
His suspected suicide came amid increased public scrutiny into the deaths and disappearances of at least ten US scientists and researchers over the past few years. The puzzling circumstances surrounding their cases have spawned online speculation ranging from foreign espionage to a government cover-up of classified UFO research.
Speaking to reporters last Thursday, Trump announced that he had instructed the authorities to look into what he described as "pretty serious stuff."
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Here is a review of him on BeyondMystic with Jay Weidner (who created the GAIA website who worked with David Wilcock), Penny Kelley (a channeler though I don't really know her history who knew David peripherally) and Clif High (the algorithm programmer that has predicted events accurately in the past who had a legal conflict with Corey Goode a "secret space program individual confidant of David" based on nothing). [Link]
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