David Wilcock Warned About Missing Scientists on Livestream, Then Died 48 Hours Later — Coincidence?

Roughly 500,000 subscribers followed Wilcock on his YouTube channel, where he delivered his final warning before dying on 20 April. (Credit: David Wilcock/YouTube)

David Wilcock, a best-selling paranormal author listed as 'director of advanced technology' at Stavatti Aerospace, died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound outside his Boulder County, Colorado home on 20 April, less than 48 hours after telling a YouTube audience that 'scientists are going missing' and calling the trend 'a little bit scary.'

The 53-year-old's death, confirmed by Florida Representative Anna Paulina Luna on X, has landed inside an already feverish public debate.