David Wilcock always had interesting things to say in his books, on Ancient Aliens, YouTube, workshops, and other venues, yet something always seemed off about him to me - the mental illness factor I often find with metaphysical and UFO researchers which turns me away. Though I have met many along the way - and they are all very polite and respectful toward me - it's like I don't fit in to their programmed experiences. For me research is about facts not emotions which is where I lose them.

David Wilcok died by suicide last Wednesday, April 20, 2026. I know there will conspiracy theories about David's death so follow if that's your thing - not mine.

Earlier in April, Nick Pope, a former Ancient Aliens contributor, passed away, two months following his announcement of a stage IV esophageal cancer diagnosis. Erich von Daniken a Swiss conspiracy theorist, died in January 2026 at age 90. Both were researchers and authors I respected, whose work shaped decades of discussion surrounding extraterrestrial theories, ancient civilizations, and unexplained phenomena. With the death of David Wilcock, another voice from that world has come to closure in End Times.

When you look at the bigger picture of what they were covering - there really is no other place to go as it's all been said, except for endless conspiracies that were always part of reality - which, by its very nature as a simulated universe - is the "biggest conspiracy of all".