David Wilcock, paranormal writer, YouTuber
and UFO insider, dead at 53 in suspected suicide
Posted By: NorthernDog, 4/24/2026 8:47:22 PM
David Wilcock, the famed paranormal author, YouTuber and a leading figure in the UFO disclosure movement, died Monday in Colorado after apparently taking his own life. He was 53. Authorities found a man, believed to be Wilcock, armed with a weapon he later turned on himself at a home near Nederland after receiving a frantic 911 call at 10:44 a.m. reporting an “unknown problem,” according to the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office said. Authorities said the 911 dispatcher suspected the caller was experiencing a mental health crisis. Deputies arrived to a man outside the home gripping a weapon, which he allegedly
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David Wilcock, paranormal writer, YouTuber
and UFO insider, dead at 53 in suspected suicide 2 replies
and UFO insider, dead at 53 in suspected suicide 2 replies
David Wilcock, the famed paranormal author, YouTuber and a leading figure in the UFO disclosure movement, died Monday in Colorado after apparently taking his own life. He was 53. Authorities found a man, believed to be Wilcock, armed with a weapon he later turned on himself at a home near Nederland after receiving a frantic 911 call at 10:44 a.m. reporting an “unknown problem,” according to the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office said. Authorities said the 911 dispatcher suspected the caller was experiencing a mental health crisis. Deputies arrived to a man outside the home gripping a weapon, which he allegedly
Republican proposes giving Democratic-leaning
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part of Virginia back to DC after redistricting vote 5 replies
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Once upon a time, stealing from others was considered wrong. Punto, finis, basta. Most elementary school kids were able to master it.
Today, petty theft is not only rampant, owing to the reign of Soros district attorneys who don't prosecute crime, it's being celebrated by the rich, radical chic elites.
The New York Post presents this charmer from the breed:
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A lot of UFO people are disappearing or turning up dead.