Speaker 1: Comedian turned daytime talk show host is connected to more
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about Ellen DeGeneres. Hello, friends, and welcome back to the
rabbit Hole. I'm your host Danny, and today we are
talking about Ellen DeGeneres. Thank you Laura for requesting this episode.
This episode is directly connected to Wayfair, but also it's
just awful and with all the Epstein stuff coming out,
she has been named in the Epstein Files. So we're
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dot gold right now. Ellen Lee degener was born on
January twenty sixth, nineteen fifty eight, in Meterie, Louisiana. She
is the only daughter to Elizabeth Betty Jane, who was
a speech therapist, and Elliott Everett Degenerus, who was an
insurance agent. She has one brother, Vance. She was raised
as a Christian scientist, and in nineteen seventy three, when
she was about fourteen or fifteen, her parents divorced. Shortly
after that, she and her mother moved to Atlanta, Texas
with her mother's new husband, Roy Grusendorf. Vance stayed with
their father, Elliot. Not long after their move, Roy started
molesting Ellen. Ellen's mom, Betty, had been diagnosed with breast cancer,
and Roy used that as an excuse to touch Ellen,
basically saying that he needed to examine her breast to
make sure that she didn't also have lumps. After trying
to break into her room to sexually assault her, she
ran away from home and spend the night in a hospital.
Ellen did eventually tell her mom what happened, but she
didn't believe her at the time, and it actually wouldn't
be for a long time after that she would finally
agree that Ellen was molested by her stepfather. Ellen graduated
from Atlanta High School in nineteen seventy six and moved
back to New Orleans to attend the University of New Orleans.
She was studying communications, but left school to pursue a
career in stand up comedy. While on that path, she
worked several dead in jobs just to make ends meet.
After performing in small clubs and coffee shops, she was
finally the MC at Clyde's Comedy Club in New Orleans
in nineteen eighty one. At the time, Woody Allen and
Steve Martin were her main influences. It is of note
that Steve Martin and Hash they dated and then eventually
Anne Hash and Ellen DeGeneres got together. Just thought that
was interesting. In the early nineteen eighties, she began to
tour nationally as a comedian, and in nineteen eighty four
she was named Showtime's Funniest Person in America. Her fame
skyrocketed when in nineteen eighty six, she was the first
woman invited on Johnny Carson. Not long after that, she
started her her on camera career. She hosted the Grammys
in nineteen ninety six and played minor roles in films.
She was cast as Margo van Meterer in the TV
show Open House in nineteen eighty nine. The show had
a spin off called Duet, which she played the same role.
She was then cast in the show called These Friends
of Mine, which was renamed Ellen after its first season.
It was very popular in the first couple of seasons,
often being referred to as a female Seinfeld. This show
reached the height of its popularity in April nineteen ninety seven,
when Ellen came out as a lesbian, both personally on
the cover of Time with the title Yep, I'm Gay
and as her character in the show. The coming out
episode was actually very popular, but the next season didn't
do very well. Many advertisers pulled out from the show
and the ratings dropped dramatically, so they canceled the show
in nineteen ninety eight. The same year she came out,
she also started her relationship with actress Anne Hash. The
pair dated until two thousand and we'll get more into
that in the conspiracy section. She was chosen to host
the Emmy Awards in two thousand and one, which was
delayed a few times due to nine to eleven. She
is best known for her line quote, what would bug
the Taliban more than seeing a gay woman in a
suit surrounded by Jews? End quote. After lying low for
a couple of years, she returned to television with the
sitcom The Ellen Show, but that was canceled after only
thirteen episodes, and she blamed it on the writers. Just
like writing jokes that weren't very funny, which your comedian
write your own jokes, but whatever. Realizing that sitcoms were
kind of in her past, she rebranded herself as a
talk show host, and in two thousand and three, The
Ellen DeGeneres Show was launched. This show, like many celebrity
talk shows, was a mix of interviews, musical performances, audience participation, games,
and segments spotlighting real people with extraordinary stories and talents.
The same year, she voiced Dory in Finding Nemo, which
really helped to bring her popularity back up. She was
known for dancing with the audience and during commercial breaks
on her show, so in two thousand and four, an
American Express ad featured Ellen dancing. She would later say
dancing with her audience was starting to be expected and
was just too much of a burden. The same year,
two thousand and four, she started a relationship with actress
Portia de Rossi. In two thousand and five, following Hurricane Katrina,
she once again hosted the Emmy Awards. In two thousand
and six, for her thirty year high school reunion, she
flew her graduating class to California to be guests on
her show. She then gave the high school a gift
of a new led Marquee sign in two thousand and seven,
she hosted the Academy Awards, the first openly gay person
to host that event up to that point. She began
working with CoverGirl in two thousand and eight, although she
was criticized for that decision because she had this like
animal lover persona which just didn't go very well with
the Procter and Gambles animal testing habits, so people were
not super thrilled about that. Two thousand and eight was
also the year same sex marriage band was overturned in California,
so Ellen and Porscha got married in August of two
thousand and eight at their home in Beverly Hills. There
was a bit of a back and forth with the
validity of their marriage, but it was validated by the
California Supreme Court, and Portia legally petitioned to change her
name to Portia Lee James Degeners, which was granted in
September of twenty ten. In twenty ten, she replaced Paula
Abdul as a judge on the ninth season of American Idol.
It was reported that she signed a five season contract
but left American Idol after only one season. But also
like she's not a singer, so the fact that she
was a judge on American Idol doesn't make a whole
lot of sense to me. During this season of American Idol,
Ellen announced that she would be starting her own record
label called eleven eleven because she kept seeing eleven eleven everywhere.
The first person she signed to her label was Grayson Chance.
She would go on to sign Tom Andrews from the UK,
Jessica Simpson just to release a Christmas album, Savannah Robinson,
and Charlie Pooth, and Emily Luther. In twenty twelve, however,
the label went under. She was named the Special Envoy
for Global AIDS Awareness by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
in twenty eleven. In December, she opened the show at
the David Lynch Foundation's third annual Change Begins Within Gala.
This gala was to raise funds to bring transcendental meditation
to at risk populations suffering from chronic levels of stress
and stress disorders. In twenty fourteen, Ellen once again hosted
the Academy Awards. This is when the infamous Oscars selfie
was taken. This photo included twelve celebrities and broke the internet,
being the most retweeted tweet in history and caused Twitter
to crash Briefly. The photo was taken on a Samsung,
who had also sponsored the event and pledged one dollar
for every retweet of the photo, up to three million
dollars to charity. We'll also talk about the pizza part
of that awards ceremony in the conspiracy section. The same year,
her line of home products ed launched on QVC, a
home shopping network. In twenty fifteen, ed Ellen DeGeneres was
offered on wayfair dot Com. Also in twenty fourteen, she
was named the fiftieth most powerful woman in the World
by Forbes. She was honored with the Presidential Medal of
Freedom in twenty sixteen by Barack Obama, and in twenty seventeen.
Twenty eighteen, she started hosting the game show Ellen's Game
of Games. Twenty eighteen, she faced the decision to continue
with her talk show or to move on. It had
been going since two thousand and three. Does she keep
doing it? She felt very boxed in. She kind of
wanted to return to her roots, so that's why in
December of twenty eighteen, she dropped Relatable on Netflix. This
was her first stand up special in fifteen years and
marked her return to comedy. This bit was supposed to
be a spoof on her nice persona. She had basically
like self labeled herself the nicest person on cable TV,
which totally not true. It wanted to be until twenty twenty,
when her bullying would be publicly revealed. This comedian, who
had just mocked her own image as this nice guy,
and who used to end every show with the slogan
be kind to one Another, was being called out for
being awful to people. In March of twenty twenty, Kevin T. Porter,
a comedian and podcaster, called Ellen quote notoriously one of
the meanest people alive end quote. He also called for
people to share their own experiences with Ellen being mean,
pledging two dollars to the Los Angeles Food Bank for
each post. By July of twenty twenty ten, former employees
of the Ellen DeGeneres Show accused her of creating a
toxic onset atmosphere of racism, fear, and intimidation. People were
fired for greeting her and for looking at her in
the eye. She refused to address executives sexually harassing female employees.
She would fire people for taking medical or bereavement leave,
and replaced her crew with non union workers during the
early days of CO because she wanted her show to
keep on airing. And in one instance, Ellen fired an
employee for setting up a GoFundMe to cover medical costs
not covered by their workplace health insurance because it looked
bad on her or something I don't really know, but
like they couldn't cover their costs so they needed money.
When all this was said and done, there were over
twenty five hundred reply posts to the original tweet. But
it wasn't just the tweets that implicated her. People started
going back to like watch her older shows and realized
just how awful she was to the guests on her show,
like when she pressured Mariah Carey to reveal her pregnancy
when she definitely wasn't ready to reveal it. She had
asked Mariah if she was pregnant, and she was like, no,
we were not really talking about that, and then she's like, Oh,
you don't have to tell me. Then she pulls out
a bottle of champagne, pours two glasses, gives a glass
to Mariah and was like, if you're not pregnant, drink it.
And Mariah Carey's like, I don't want to drink it,
like champagne makes me fat. I don't drink before three pm.
She was like, trying to make up any excuse not
to drink this. Then finally she was like, you're right,
I'm pregnant. Well, later on, Mariah ended up having a
miscarriage and then had to tell the entire world that
she had a miscarriage because Ellen forced her to come
out with her pregnancy before she was ready. Then she
would go on to be on other talk shows later
on and talk about how awful Ellen was to her
and how she forced her to reveal her pregnancy when
she wasn't ready. WarnerMedia began to investigate all these allegations,
and following the investigation, three executives left. I'm not sure
that they were fired. I think they were just asked
to leave amicably. The show then vowed to take steps
to change the culture moving forward, and Ellen also apologized
during the eighteenth season opener in September of twenty twenty.
In twenty twenty, she had an estimated net worth of
three hundred and seventy million dollars, which made her the
twelfth highest paid entertainer in the World. On May twelfth,
twenty twenty one, she announced that she would end her
talk show following the conclusion of the nineteenth season in
twenty twenty two. On May twenty six, twenty twenty two,
the show aired its final episode. The episode featured Jennifer Aniston, Pink,
and Billie Eilish while her wife, Portia and other family
members sat in the audience. Jennifer Aniston being on the
show was really monumental because she was also the very
first guest of The Ellen Show back in two thousand
and three. This show helped Ellen win four Emmys for
Outstanding Talk Show over the years. In July of twenty
twenty four, she said she quote got kicked out of
the show business for being mean end quote, which is
probably why she tried so hard to push this persona
of like the nice guy when she definitely was not
the nice guy. However, just because her show ended doesn't
mean her popularity waned. In November of twenty twenty three,
she had seventy five million followers on Twitter, making her
the fourteenth most followed user on Twitter and one hundred
and thirty nine million followers on Instagram. The thirty second
most followed user on Instagram. When President Donald Trump was
reelected in November of twenty twenty four, Ellen and Porsche
decided to relocate to England. She did try to bring
her former talk show back to life, but in the UK,
but that's not happening. She said. She is bored and
wants to do something, but isn't sure what that is
just yet. They maintain their residence in the UK, but
recently purchased a home in California again, and they split
their time between their two homes. But let's move on
to the conspiracies, because being called notoriously one of the
meanest people alive is probably the nicest thing that you
can say about Ellen de Generes. I've brought her up
in other episodes, most recently the Wayfair episode, where I
exposed her for selling ten thousand dollars throw pillows around
the same time as the child trafficking allegations were flying
in Wayfair's directions. But I also brought her up in
the Epstein episode for her background having the light blue
and white striped pillars, which just so happens to match
the building on Epstein Island. Not to mention the palm
trees that surround that same building on Epstein Island, and
the fact that she has palm trees as her back
ground image on her set. The whole scene is like
too eerily similar to be a coincidence, But it goes
so much deeper than that. Let's get into Anne Hash.
In nineteen ninety seven, when Ellen came out as gay,
she started a relationship with actress and Hash, and was
best known for her roles in the soap opera Another
World and the film's Donnie Drasco, I Know what You
did last Summer and Wag the Dog. Wag the Dog
is an interesting movie because it is a political satire
about a PR agent who focuses on spinning the truth
and a Hollywood producer who fabricated a war in Albania
to distract voters from a presidential sex scandal. Coincidentally, this
film was released a month before the news broke about
the Clinton Lewinsky scandal, in eight months before the bombing
of the Al Shifa pharmaceutical factory in Sudan. We will
save more of that story for the Clinton episode, because
that's definitely where it belongs. But it's just weird. It's
it's this just a weird coincidence, and you know, we
don't really believe in coincidences around here. The pair dated
for about two and a half years and broke it
off in two thousand. The breakup was very public, but
of course it was. They were one of the first
openly gay couples in Hollywood, and in fact, they were
called quote the world's first gay supercuple end quote. In
the days that followed, Hayesh was found wandering in a
rural area near Fresno, California. She approached a stranger's home,
appeared disoriented, and reportedly identified herself as Celestia. Authorities were
called and she was taken to a hospital, where she
was placed on a psychiatric hold for evaluation. The hospitalization
was brief, lasting about a day, but the story exploded
across national headlines. In her two thousand and one memoir
Call Me Crazy, she described a childhood marked by severe trauma,
including allegations that she had been sexually abused by her father.
She said that as a coping mechanism, she developed dissociative
tendencies and created an alternate identity named Celestia. Isn't that interesting?
Doesn't it sound? A whole lot, like Project Monarch, which
I didn't know it was going this way, but here
we are. After the public breakup and the public breakdown,
her acting career just really never recovered. She did a
few things, but nothing really noteworthy, and made her Broadway
debut in twenty and two and was in mostly independent films.
I didn't want to mention that in twentyd and eight
she was in a sci fi thriller called Toxic Skies
based on chemtrails, but it was just fiction, definitely not real.
She was in a number of things as a supporting
role or in shows that were promptly canceled after the
first season, but again nothing really crazy. In twenty seventeen,
she started hosting a weekly radio show on SiriusXM, and
in twenty twenty she competed on Dancing with the Stars
and started a podcast called Better Together, which, like, who
didn't start a podcast in twenty twenty everyone did? I
feel like it makes total sense. Anne's family wasn't particularly close.
In fact, she was the youngest of five children, three
of whom had died prior to Anne's death. The second
born died only two months after her birth due to
a heart defect. Anne's father died in nineteen eighty three
from AIDS, and three months later, her only brother died
in a car accident in which he hit a tree.
Anne thought it was suicide, but the other people in
her family didn't, and it's reported as like him losing
control and hitting a tree and that's what caused his death.
But she still thinks that it was suicide, or she
thought before her death. At the time of Anne's death,
only one sister and her mother was still alive, but
because she had an openly gay relationship, despite the fact
that her family was very religious and that she accused
her father of sexual abuse, their relationship was super strained.
She did eventually reconcile with her sister, but she never
reconciled with her mother. Outside of dating Ellen, she did
marry a man, Coleman Laffoon, and had a son with him.
They divorced, and Coleman said that end quote exhibited bizarre
and delusional behavior for which she refuses to seek professional help.
End quote. She then went on to have another son
with James Tupper on August fifth, twenty twenty two, and
caused a sequence of three motor vehicle collisions in a
neighborhood in La. She first hit an apartment garage with
her car, causing minor damages. The second collision was a
hit and run in which she hit a Jaguar with
her car, and she also was recorded speeding down an alleyway,
nearly hitting pedestrians. Doorbell cameras showed and speeding down a
neighborhood street at a very high speed before finally slamming
through a house and trapping herself in the car. After
the crash, the vehicle caught on fire, and that fire
spread rapidly. It allegedly took the firefighters forty five minutes
from the time they arrived on the scene to extricate
Ann from the vehicle. Turns out they were not aware
that there was a person in the vehicle, and even
reported that no one was in the car, which is
oddly suspicious because if you're called to a fire because
a car ran into a building, wouldn't you immediately look
for the driver of said car. Okay, if we want
to like play Devil's advocate here, maybe they thought the
driver got out and like fled the scene. But the
fact of the matter is that at eleven eighteen am
they reported quote, we do have no patience at this
time end quote, which I thought was weird English, but whatever,
they were in a fire. Then not even five minutes later,
the fire commander asks again if there could be a
person trapped inside that vehicle. The commander said, quote, let
me clear this up, So do we have a patient
in the car? End quote. Finally, at eleven twenty five am,
they get close enough to the car to confirm that
there is in fact a person inside. At the time,
they did not know who the person was. They did
not know it was an hash They did not know
she was an actress or a celebrity or anything. They
just knew there's somebody in the car, and they thought
it was a guy because she had a pretty short haircut. Quote,
we have identified one patient in at this time. He's
pushed up against under the floorboard end quote. I don't
think it's weird. Like I said that, they called Anne
a he because she did have short hair and there
was like smoking fire, so like, honestly, like the heat
part of it is not what we should be focusing on.
The thing we should be focusing on is that she
was on the floorboard of the passenger side of the car.
It would take them another twenty minutes to get her out,
and a representative from the fire department gave an interview
to defend the actions of the department. He stated that
it was hard to see into the vehicle and that
she was not in the driver's seat, but rather on
the floorboard of the passenger side, Like, how did she
even get over there unless she was there the whole time.
It makes you wonder if they took over control of
her car and made her crash and then left her
in the car for like a little while to make
sure that she would die before rescuing her, Like they're like, oh,
nobody's there, and then they're like, oh wait, there is somebody there.
But it didn't seem to work because she was still alive.
What's interesting is in the footage of them pulling her
from the wreckage, she was in a body bag and
it was fully zipped up. They were going to pronounce
her dead, or they had decided to pronounce her dead
on the scene, as if she wasn't gonna go to
the hospital, but she was gonna go straight to the morgue.
That there's helicopter footage of the whole thing going down
and in the helicopter scene. This footage went viral because
they're wieling this body bag on a stretcher to the
ambulance and then the body bag she unzips, it sits
up as they are putting her into the ambulance. Because
of that video, they took her to the hospital. They
even tried to cover up the whole body bag thing,
stating that she was not in a body bag. But
it's very clear that the bag had to be unzipped
for the person to get out. And they may try
to claim that it was for privacy, but firstly, you
wouldn't ever put anybody in a bag for privacy, Like
you'd cover them up with a sheet or something, but
you wouldn't put them completely in a bag. Secondly, they
didn't know, oh this was ante Haesh at the time,
they had no idea who this was, so saying that
it was privacy you want to cover up her face
to protect her identity also doesn't fly. Why did you
put her in a body bag when she was clearly
still alive. Then they said as soon as they got
her in the ambulance, she passed out. Either way, officially,
she went to the hospital and was transferred to a
burn unit, but was in a coma and in critical condition.
The representative that reported she was in critical condition also
noted that all reports stating that she was in stable
condition were inaccurate, which is interesting that there were reports
stating that she was in stable condition after she had
been seen trying to get off the stretcher while they
were trying to put her in the ambulance. We don't
know who the representative is, but it was somebody speaking
for Anne and not for the hospital, like were they
speaking for Anne or were they speaking for the people
trying to kill her. On August eleventh, they reported she
wasn't going to survive the burn injury she had sustained,
and they were trying to determine if her organs reviable
for donation. She was then declared brain dead, but they
kept her on life support for a few more days
until her organs could be donated, and then she was
cremated and put into a mausoleum, or maybe she wasn't. Recently,
in the Epstein Files, it was released that Ellen is
a cannibal and eight and hash and in fact, people
are calling Ellen the most prolific cannibal in the world.
They use the code word jerky as code for human flesh.
In one email in the Epstein files, it says, quote,
Steve needs a six to eight ounce portion of jerky.
I gave you all the jerky we had roughly two pounds,
and it lasted only half the amount of time it
was meant to. I felt it was more important for
you to have the jerky to eat during my time off.
My plan is to make a batch before I leave
for LSJ Little Saint James Island, and some that will
then go to Steve and the rest to you at
LSJ when I arrived. End quote. Luckily they didn't redact
all the names on this email chain. We see that
Francis Derby, who is a chef, was involved. We don't
see everybody involved. In another email, we verify what jerky means.
So the subject is jerky and the email is to
Epstein from redacted. We don't know who sent it. Says quote,
Francis has time to come tomorrow to show me how
to make it jerky class anyone. He will also bring
you a taste of his new jerky recipe from the restaurant.
He sends a warm hello. He is working at a
restaurant called Cannibal and cooks wait for it, beef, jerky
and steak. He has time at three pm tomorrow, if
this is okay with you end quote. Ellen apparently pulled
strings to claim Anne's body from the hospital and hung
her in her freezer, eating her little by little. She
would consume parts of her during occult ceremonies. Ellen is
said to be the link between Epstein's network and the
Hollywood pedophile rings, although I'm sure that there are several
people that overlap in those rings. The whole reason they
killed Anne in the first place is because she was
actually going to expose what they were doing. She was
going to expose the whole network, the pedophilia, the cannibalism,
all of it. She was just going to put it
all out there. An was getting way too close to
the truth. She was investigating powerbrokers who used money and
children's lives as currency. And in the middle of all
of this, Ellen DeGeneres was the key that locked it
all together and confronted Ellen about it, and months later
she was dead. A whistleblower was in Ann's corner and
was willing to help her. This whistleblower has not come
forward as who they are. He had been deep in
the machine since he was a kid, and he knew
what they were all up to all too well. He
had been to the parties, he had seen the rituals.
He knew all of it. He gave Anne a list
of pedophiles in Hollywood that needed exposing. Anne was actually
working on a documentary Children of the Machine, and this
whistleblower was working alongside her and allegedly is still planning
on releasing the documentary. They are underground finishing up the
film and will make sure it comes out, is what
he says. He is the person that stated that Ellen
ate Ann. The documentary exposes the child trafficking and abuse
rings and how the big names protect their own. This
whistleblower also exposed how Ellen pulled Anne into the Hollywood
underbelly while they were dating back in the nineties. Because
this has been going on forever, it seems like how
even then Ellen was obsessed with cannibalism. She would talk
about it like it was completely normal, like it was
like this ultimate high. Ellen even convinced Ann that's how
they could connect on a deeper level. She started by
just like biting Anne's lips and then she started pushing
and to let her drink her blood for ritual purposes only.
Of course, we've heard that before with Machine Gun Kelly
and Megan Fox. However, eventually Ann started passing out because
she was losing too much blood. Then Ellen would demand
she'd get to cut off bits of Anne's body, nothing vital,
of course, like just some skin or like a little
chunk of finger whatever, like what. Ellen even took Anne
to an exclusive restaurant where they served human meat like sushi.
When Anne asked what the meat was, because she was
like very nervous about it, she completely refused to eat it.
Ellen made her seem like she was the weird one
for not wanting to eat human meat. None of this
makes any sense. It made me wonder if, like Francis
Derby was the chef at this human meat sushi place.
Ellen used the excuse, everyone's doing it. If everyone's gonna
do it, let's do it together. The top end producers, actors, directors,
they all use it to stay sharp. Whatever it is,
probably human flesh, definitely adrenochrome. The whole thing's disgusting. It's
no wonder that Ellen became so famous, Like they could
have easily buried her after coming out in nineteen ninety seven,
but the fact that just a couple years later, after
all the dust settles, she gets the Finding Nemo gig
and she gets this talk show that's huge for nineteen seasons.
Ellen did eventually convince Anne to have surgery and remove
one because you can live with just one. So I
think the one was probably a kidney, although I'm not
sure really what that was. Anne then reported this to
the whistleblower that Ellen ate the thing whenever it was
probably a kidney in front of Anne, and Anne was
absolutely disgusted with it, like literally would not eat for days,
threw up after watching Ellen devour this thing. It's the
way that she described it was really gross. I didn't
want to describe it here because I don't want to.
I don't you guys don't want to live through that.
When they broke up, Ellen launched a full on smear campaign.
It was so public and brutal. And then Anne had
this psychotic episode where she's found wandering in some random neighborhood,
Like that wasn't a mistake, that was completely deliberate. After
Anne's death, Ellen pays off everyone she can in order
to get the body. Not was she eating Anne, but
she was allegedly putting her into her dumplings she makes
for her parties and that she hands out to her
guests on her shows. They were eating people and they
didn't even know about it, and she called it her
special recipe because there are people in it. So if
you've ever been a guest on Ellen DeGeneres this show
and you ate a dumpling, you might have eaten human meat.
But Anne wasn't the only one to be killed for
knowing too much. Just months after Anne's death, Steven twitch
Boss died by suicide. He was on two seasons of
So You Think You Can Dance, which was his like
big break, and after that he was in several movies,
to include Hairspray in two thousand and seven and then
three Step Up movies Step Up three D, Step Up Revolution,
and Step Up All In. He joined The Ellen Show
as the DJ in twenty fourteen after being a guest
DJ the season prior. He stayed on with her until
the show ended, and in twenty twenty he became an
executive producer. He probably learned many of her Dirty Little Sea.
On December thirteenth, twenty twenty two, Twitch was found dead
in a motel room at the Oak Tree Inn in Encinok,
Los Angeles, from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. He
left his house without his car to go to the motel,
which was only about a mile away from his house.
When he left the house is unknown, and why he
left without the car doesn't make a whole lot of
sense either. Some people claim that he was trying to
make it easier on his family, like they wouldn't have
to worry about trying to get his car back from
the motel. But if he had that much forethought into
his suicide, don't you think he would have written a will.
But he didn't have a will, and in fact, his
wife then had to petition to have all his stuff
after he died. So like, you're gonna put so much
forethought into it, You're like, I'm not gonna take my
car because I don't want them to have to worry
about getting my car back to the house, But like,
they'll figure out all the stuff after I die. And
then apparently he checked into the motel using his own name,
although that could be debated as well. The housekeepers found
him when they entered the room fifteen minutes after checkout
time on Tuesday, so he gets there Monday morning. Apparently,
while he's walking to the motel, he calls asks them
if if they have any rooms. They say yes. He
gets to the motel like nine thirty am Monday morning.
They say that he died at some point during the
day on Monday because nobody heard a gunshot, and they're
blaming that on the fact that their next to a
really busy road and Monday was just like a really
busy day, and so he must have shot himself during
the day on Monday while there was a lot of
traffic on the road, so nobody heard it. When the
housekeepers went in, they found him laying in a pool
of blood, and they called the cops that same day
on Tuesday. Finally, Alison, who had noticed that Twitch didn't
take his car when he left, but that he had left,
she went to the police station to report him missing.
She did not call nine one one. She took her
time to drive to the police station, which is odd,
but I want to get back to this gunshot thing
for a second. They claimed that the road was so
loud that nobody would have heard the gun shot. Well,
somebody the Daily Mail. They actually had this video of
the motel where Twitch allegedly shot himself, and this person
is like walking up the stairs. They go right outside
where his room was. You can hear the road noise,
and yeah, the road noise is there. It's not loud
enough to conceal a gunshot. Plus, what about the people
that were in the rooms next to him. He was
on the second floor, he was at the end, so
there was only one room next to him, and maybe
that was empty, But what about the room underneath him?
You tell me that the maids weren't in a room
nearby that nobody heard. It wasn't like a huge motel,
nobody heard a gunshot. That's just way too weird. His
autopsies showed that there were no drugs or alcohol in
his system at the time of his death, and also,
according to his family, he had no prior history of
suicidal ideation or attempts. They concluded it was suicide because
he left a no alluding to past challenges. However, nobody
has seen the suicide note. Had a wife, Allison, and
three children, Wesley, who was Alison's from a previous relationship,
Maddox and Zia. He had also just celebrated nine years
of marriage with his wife and was in a video
dancing with his wife the day prior. Weeks prior to
his alleged suicide, he and his wife were on the
Jennifer Hudson Show and he was talking about how he
would love to have more babies. He just loves babies,
and they might not be done having babies cause their
kids were really young still. Besides their older daughter, Wesley,
the other two were pretty young, so having more babies
wasn't completely out of the question. These don't sound like
things a suicidal man would do, but let's not forget
that no gun was found in his room when they
found him. So you die of a self induced gunshot wound,
and then you get up and hide the gun. You
get rid of that thing after you're dead. That doesn't
make any sense. How good a dead man dispose of
his own murder weapon. He can't. It only makes sense
that someone else got rid of it. But there was
also a pillow over his head, so some people believe
that he was actually smothered with the pillow and then shot.
What makes sense is that someone came in with a
silencer on their gun shot him and then left. I
did not get a hold of like the autopsy report,
so I couldn't find if there was like gunpowder residue
on his face or not. But I think that would
tell us pretty clearly if he was murdered or if
somebody else shot him. This theory is backed up with
the fact that there were two cameras at the entrance
of the motel lobby, and yet no footage was given
to the police, footage that could have confirmed if Twitch
was in fact alone or if someone else was there
with him. A former employee of the motel said the
room Twitch was found in was not checked out to anyone,
or at least it was not documented to be checked
out to anyone. So really, nobody should have been in
that room at all. Obviously they knew that somebody was
in the room because the housekeepers went into the room
at about eleven fifteen, which checkout time was at eleven,
and they found the body. So there's no documentation. How
do you know that room is dirty? Ideally you would
have already cleaned it. You wouldn't have to reclean it
the next day because nobody stayed in It seems odd.
Some guy did come into the lobby on Monday evening
at about nine thirty, so about twelve hours after Twitch
had checked into the hotel. He picked up an envelope.
This envelope wasn't from the hotel. It was like this
professional looking envelope that seemed to have been packaged and
sent from an outside source. This guy is said to
have been very well dressed and seemed to be Arabian,
which I thought was a very oddly specific thing to
call him, but seemed very Arabian, and he was acting oddly.
He was not making eye contact and looked awkward, although
you could probably chalk that up to his ethnicity. Maybe
that's just like their culture. But the same guy was
seen leaving Twitch's room in the very early morning hours
on Tuesday and was picked up in a sprinter van
and left never came back. But none of this seems
to matter because they ruled his death of suicide and
did no further investigation. You know what they did, because
Alison came to the police station and she was like, Hey,
my husband's missing. I don't know what's going on. They're like,
actually convenient that you said that. We just found this
body just down the road. Do you want to come
take a look at it and tell us if it's
your husband? What? So? Yeah, she went to the hotel.
She walked in, she looks. She didn't stay in there long, right.
They say that she walked in, she saw and then
she left right away, but she didn't give a very
close look. She just looked in said yep, that's my husband.
She left. That was it. No investigation, she said, looks
like suicide to me, and they closed it done well.
Just like Anne. Twitch knew way too much. He knew
about Ellen running in circles with child sex traffickers, including Diddy,
and it seemed like not only was she implicit in
the activities, but she was trying to normalize it using
her show, and Twitch decided to address it and was
going to help expose it. Sean Ditty, Combs and Ellen
seemed to be pretty close. Diddy was on Ellen's show
about sixteen times in the nineteen seasons, and in one appearance,
she asked him about his birthday party and if she
was invited and did. He replied, quote, I invite you
to all my parties, you just don't seem to show up.
End quote. She then says she doesn't go to them
because they're on the East coast and she works too much,
so she needs to have he needs to have a
party on the West coast, so he's like, yeah, sure,
we'll just have one at your house, to which she
just like laughed nervously and was like, oh, I don't
know about that. He talked about an after party and
she said, quote, no, I know about them. End quote.
In a different interview, they again were talking about a party,
this time it was Ellen's party, and she said, don't
get there too late, because once you're there, the party
really starts. You know what I'm saying, And he replied,
I got you. I promise I'm not gonna get I'm
not gonna let you down on this big one. She
also posted tweets like quote, happy birthday, p Diddy Puff
Daddy Sean Combs, or as I call him, Cutle mixed
mixed snuggle stuff. You don't need to know why end quote,
which indicates that they had some sort of close relationship,
like they seem to be pretty intimate with each other.
In twenty twenty, the organization Fighting All Monsters, which supports
families with children suffering from life threatening illnesses, had a
dance video go viral. They were dancing to Ditty's song
Bad Boys for Life. Ellen then had eight kids from
the organization on the show and surprised them with a
visit from Ditty. This organization called Fighting All Monsters basically
handed these kids over to Ditty via Ellen, two of
the biggest monsters. You're not Fighting All Monsters. You're handing
these kids over on the silver platter. And it wasn't
just her show that she was showcasing her true self
on and trying to normalize this behavior. She seemed to
have this like obsession with pizza. Since Pizzagate, we are
now all too aware of what they mean when they
talk about pizza children. More specifically, according to the Secret Codes,
pizza refers to girls cheese pizza meaning little girl. And
in twenty fourteen, she ordered pizza while hosting the Oscars.
She said she wanted to order pizza, that people are
probably hungry, they want to, you know, kind of munch
on something, but that she didn't want it to go
to waste. So she was like asking, like, if I
order pizza, who's gonna eat some? And she's like, oh, yeah,
you and you, So she orders pizza she had a
pizza guy come out on stage with three pizzas, like
actual pizzas, and they started handing out slices. Some of
the people to take a slice of pizza were Julia Roberts,
Meryl Streep, Jared Letto, Brad Pitt, Harrison Ford, Jennifer Lawrence,
Angelina Jolie, Carrie Washington, and Kevin Spacey. She then took
Forrell William's hat to collect money for the pizza. She
was like, Okay, we got to pay the delivery guy.
We gotta pay for this pizza. So the first person
she goes to is Harvey Weinstein and she's like, hey man,
you gotta you want to help pay for this pizza,
and he gives her two hundred dollars. She's like, that's
a nice start. Then she goes to Lupita Niango, who
didn't have any money in her little pouch, so she
just gave her her lip balm. But John Travolta was
sitting right on the other side of her and hands
Ellen some money for that too. They literally could not
have put it more in our faces twenty fourteen. They're like,
here it is right on the big screen. Everyone in
Hollywood is there and they're all making fun of it.
But over the years, she has talked about pizza with
several celebrities on her show, and actually, in an attempt
to get like some of these celebrities like written down
for this episode. I can't tell you how many celebrities
just in general, not just Ellen, have talked about pizza
in very weird ways. They talk about pizza more in
Hollywood than like Dominoes talks about pizza. It's weird. So
Jared Leto went on The Ellen Show after the Oscars
to talk about the pizza that was ordered at the Oscars.
He said he took a slice of pizza, but he
gave it to his mom to eat instead, but she
didn't eat it right away. She decided she's gonna save
it for a later because quote, she's too smart to
eat pizza in a gown end quote. They also talked
about how Harrison Ford dropped the pizza all down his
shirt kind of like was all over and he was
like trying to clean it up, and how he even
told and showed Ellen what he had done. Now, I'm
not trying to be too gruesome here, so I'm just
gonna like talk around this and you can put two
and two together. Sauce looks an awful lot like blood.
Ellen went on to say she knew Harrison was going
to have the munchies that night, which is weird. Adam
Sandler went on The Ellen Show and he talked about
him and Jennifer Aniston when they had just done the
movie for Netflix, Murder Mystery, and during that filming, they
went to George Clooney's house, which is like on an island,
it's odd, and they had pizza for lunch, and then
Bono was also there for pizza. They went on to
talk about Jennifer Aniston's parties and that she makes really
good pizza as well. In a different interview, not on
the Ellen Show, talking about this exact same experience, Adam
Sandler said that there were five to six different kinds
of pizza and that it was actually Jennifer Aniston's idea
to have pizza at the Clooney's house. Jennifer Aniston like
during this interview, like kept trying to change the subjects.
She's like, we have to stop talking about this because
she was clearly uncomfortable with a topic. But you're the
one that wanted the pizza. Now, in a totally different instance,
also not during the Ellen Show, when Adam was accepting
an award at some award show, I don't know which one.
He said to show his appreciation for the award, he
was inviting everyone to Jennifer Andison's house for a pizza
party after the show. Jennifer Aniston, who has been on
Ellen's show twenty different times, talked about eating pizza on
Ellen's show a couple of times herself. She once was
filling in for Ellen and was interviewing Selena Gomez, and
she revealed that Selena had been to her house and
that they had eaten pizza together. She went on to say, quote,
we do love pizza or what, and of course Selena
was like agreeing with her, and then she started to
say it's so good, but then she corrected herself and
said it's so much fun, which I thought was an
odd thing to say, Like, yeah, pizza is good if
you're eating actual pizza and you're not having fun in
other weird ways. We can go on and on all
day long about all the known pedophiles that Ellen has
had on her show, like Bill Gates, but I kind
of think you guys get the point she is not
a good person. She not only runs in these circles,
but she is active in these pedophile and cannibalism circles,
and although not directly committing the murder, she is implicit
in those as well. It seems. What do you think
about the self titled nicest celebrity in the world. I'd
love to hear your thoughts. Drop a comment, and until
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