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Did David Wilcock's biographer die 2 days before UFO expert's alleged suicide? ‘Weird twist’ emerges amid rumors
Amid rumors about David Wilcock’s suicide, filmmaker Jay Weidner has claimed that Wilcock’s biographer, Wyn Free, died just two days ago.
Amid rumors about paranormal writer and streamer David Wilcock’s death, author, producer and filmmaker Jay Weidner has claimed that Wilcock’s biographer, Wyn Free, died on April 18, just two days before Hilcock allegedly died by suicide. A death investigation in Boulder County, Colorado, has triggered online speculation that Wilcock may have died.
While several social media posts suggested that Wilcock was the victim in an incident near Ridge Road, Boulder, there has been no official confirmation from authorities or his family.
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“In a weird twist of fate, David Wilcock's biographer, Wyn Free, died on the 18th of April. 2 days before David. I knew both of them,” Weidner wrote on X.
Hours earlier, Weidner wrote on X, “I really hate to tell you this but I have heard a pretty convincing report that David Wilcock unalived himself yesterday. Sad. Hope I am wrong.”
According to Free’s Facebook profile, he went to Central High School.
Free’s death was reported on Facebook by some other individuals too. Rob Gauthier said, “Wynn Free also passed away on the 18th. He was one of the first few authorities on channeling that I met when I first started channeling that I could actually communicate with through facebook. We had a few Skype calls back in 2010. He was just reaching out to me a couple weeks ago. A crazy week. Our community is lost two long time well known figures. I know that Wynn had been dealing with some illness right before. R.I.P. Wynn Free and David Wilcock.”
One post says of Free, “Rumor has it he was also working on anti gravity tech, and we know there are what, 10? 11 missing scientists that had access? In David Wilcock’s podcast two days ago, he said he was grateful for being alive and acknowledged how many researchers are being killed or suicided”.
What happened in Boulder?
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office reportedly received a call at around 10:44 AM on Monday, April 20, about an unspecified issue. Dispatchers believed that the caller may have been experiencing a mental health crisis.
When deputies arrived at the scene after 11 am, they found a man outside a residence holding a weapon. The man reportedly used the weapon on himself minutes after deputies’ arrival. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Authorities have not revealed the identity of the deceased.
Discussing suicides can be triggering for some. However, suicides are preventable. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
