Do The Strange Deaths Of Anne Heche, Anthony Bourdain, And Avicii Have Anything To Do With Child Trafficking?

Years ago, the idea of child sex trafficking existing within Hollywood and the government was deemed as nothing more than a “right-wing conspiracy theory.” It wasn’t until Jeffrey Epstein made headlines did people start to open their eyes to the horrors of child abuse perpetrated by the “elites.” Epstein’s flight logs showed the names of powerful figures like Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey, and Prince Andrew. All of them purportedly flew on “Lolita Express,” Epstein’s infamous private jet that he used to transport underaged girls in. Many of us are also aware of the notorious Ghislaine Maxwell, the British sex offender and former socialite who trafficked children for Epstein. 

In more recent news, Jennette McCurdy’s I’m Glad My Mom Died gained traction in the media, a memoir that details the heartbreaking abuse she faced by her own mother. McCurdy also wrote about her experience as a child actress for Nickelodeon and how the network offered her $300,000 in an attempt to silence her, which she bravely declined. After McCurdy’s book went viral, old clips from the two Nickelodeon shows (directed by Dan Schneider) Victorious and Sam & Cat resurfaced. The disturbing scenes showed underage actresses getting sexualized, and many of them were made to expose their feet on camera. With more stories coming out on the horrors of being an underaged actor on set, we can safely assume that child exploitation within Hollywood is no longer a conspiracy theory, but rather an observable and undeniable fact. 

But why don't all celebrities talk about the sexualization of children in Hollywood or the child sex trafficking that takes place daily? Perhaps they're afraid - and justifiably so - because there seem to be similarities among the famous individuals who chose to reveal the hidden truths about child sex trafficking: Many of them died abruptly, under mysterious circumstances. Others may quickly brush off the notion of foul play being involved in these celebrity deaths, so let’s investigate further.

Anne Heche 

Anne Heche’s car crashed into a house and then burst into flames on August 5 of this year. The LAPD spokeswoman, Officer Eisenman, reported that Heche was the only occupant in the vehicle, but authorities couldn’t confirm she was the one driving. How odd. Heche was said to lose consciousness shortly after the crash, yet this footage shows otherwise:

Videos like the one above have been uploaded online, from multiple angles, all showcasing Anne bursting out of a body bag while being carried on a gurney. Is it possible that she survived the crash? 

Anne Heche worked in several dystopian films that strangely parallel our current reality. Prior to her death, Heche starred in Girl In Room 13, a movie inspired by the real-life events of human sex trafficking. The distressing film is about a girl named Grace (played by actress Larissa Dias) who is held captive in a hotel room by her former drug dealer. Her captor tries to break her down by forcing her to take drugs, drink, and by starving her so that she complies with getting trafficked.

Is it possible that she survived the crash? 

This isn’t the only shocking film Heche has played a role in: In 2008, Anne Heche played a doctor in a movie called Toxic Skies. As a medical specialist from “The Global Health Association,” (Hmm - World Health Organization?) she uncovers the truth about a viral epidemic that killed people at an alarming speed. In the movie, the president declared a national emergency, forcing all of Seattle to go under quarantine. And just what was the cause of the mysterious disease that ravaged the immune systems of innocent victims, you ask? Well, as the title of the film suggests, the cause of the deadly epidemic was due to the toxic chemtrails the government imposed on its own populace. 

Anthony Bourdain

Anthony Bourdain was reported to have committed suicide on June 8, 2018. Bourdain, a popular celebrity chef, TV personality, and author was greatly admired by millions of Americans. His curiosity and enthusiasm for culture and food masked whatever underlying depression he had that resulted in his own demise. Thus, the abrupt and sudden death of Bourdain surprised many, causing some of his fans to be skeptical of his purported suicide.

In May 2018, just one month before his death, Bourdain mysteriously tweeted: “Let’s assume, for purposes of discussion, that HRC is Satan’s consort and eats children and puppies whenever possible. In what way is Mikey Cohen, the President’s fixer, NOT a problem?”

He follows up with another tweet shortly after, “..and I am in no way an HRC fan. I’ve been on the receiving end of her operatives’ wrath. And it ain’t fun.”

Three days after Bourdain’s death, his friend wrote a touching tribute titled “Tony.”
Simon apparently approached Bourdain to help with the docu-mini series he calls Treme, a project that investigates the history of the CIA. Once Bourdain caught wind of the project, he eagerly told Simon, “I can write that stuff.”

A Reddit AMA from six years ago only gives credence to Bourdain’s probing of the CIA when a user asked, “If you could have dinner with any three people, alive or dead, who would they be?” Bourdain answers with, “Louise Brooks, Orson Welles, and James Angleton, the former head of capital intelligence for the CIA. There's a couple of questions I'd like to ask him. They're all dead unfortunately.”

The CIA is no stranger to sex crimes - investigators found one CIA employee was accused of sexually abusing a 2-year-old and a 6-year-old. Another employee resigned after he was accused of purchasing child pornography. When a former covert CIA Intelligence Officer went on Reddit’s “Ask Me Anything,” one user asked him, “Does the CIA use child prostitutes to control assets?” Andrew Bustamante, the CIA spy responded, “I plead the 5th. The things we use to control assets are unsettling enough without going into details.” 

Avicii 

Like Anthony Bourdain, DJ Avicii (Tim Bergling) was also reported to have died by suicide. Three years prior to his death, Avicii released a music video for his song “For A Better Day,” a short, beautiful production unveiling the horrors of pedophilia and sex trafficking. Avicii was known to be incredibly generous and donated millions of dollars towards hunger relief, sex trafficking, and gang violence.

Avicii, hoping to raise even more awareness on human trafficking through his music, had this to say: “The promise of a better life often traps families and children into being used as tools for some of the most despicable people on Earth.” He continues, “It's an issue about which I hope to start a louder discussion, especially now with the huge number of families on the move from war-torn countries looking for safety and shelter.”

It's an issue about which I hope to start a louder discussion.

The details surrounding Avicii’s death start to get weirder when you really look into it - multiple news reports claimed he died in his hotel room, while other sources state he died in the mansion said to be owned by a relative of the Sultan of Oman. Oman is located in the Southeast Arabian Peninsula and is a transit country for victims of sex trafficking primarily from India, the Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. Is it possible Avicii knew too much about trafficking rings, and his desire to expose them was the cause of his death?

Chester Bennington & Chris Cornell

Chester Bennington was the lead singer for the rock band Linkin Park. He was found dead in his LA home on the morning of July 20, 2017. But just two months before his death, Bennington’s best friend Chris Cornell died the same way in an almost identical fashion. Law enforcement reported that Bennington was found hanging from a door that separated his bedroom from the closet on his best friend’s birthday, while Cornell hung from a door separating the bedroom from the bathroom. Neither of them left a suicide note.

In 2012, Chris Cornell and his wife created the Chris & Vicky Cornell Foundation, a charity to protect homeless and abused children all over the world. I find it very difficult to believe that Chester Bennington wasn’t the slightest bit involved in his friend’s foundation. Considering Bennington’s dark past, he most likely assisted Chris Cornell in helping vulnerable children. 

Chester Bennington’s music often expresses turmoil, agony, and pain, and it’s no secret that his childhood was full of trauma. He blamed his alcohol dependence on being molested by one of his friends from the ages of 7-13. “I was getting beaten up and being forced to do things I didn’t want to do. It destroyed my self-confidence,” Bennington said. Is it possible Bennington could no longer deal with his pain, leading him to commit suicide? An investigator for The Local Malibu, a group dedicated to exposing cover-ups and government corruption, had a series of interviews with Bennington’s mother, Susan Eubanks. “I don’t believe Chester killed himself. If he did…I am convinced someone coerced him to do it, or worse,” Eubanks said. 

I don’t believe Chester killed himself. If he did…I am convinced someone coerced him to do it.

The story surrounding Bennington’s death is indeed curious, especially when you’re familiar with his band’s logo. Some people have noted that Linkin Park’s trademark appears to be a broken “Boy Lover” symbol, one of the logos pedophiles use to signal their sexual preferences. 

Other theories claim that Chester Bennington looks eerily similar to John Podesta, Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman. Podesta is known for his bizarre emails that seemingly use food as code words for something sinister. Another detail that doesn’t help Podesta’s case is the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. When Scotland Yard released police sketches of the three kidnapping suspects, users were quick to point out they looked like John Podesta and his brother Tony, and Ghislaine Maxwell. Did Chester Bennington have some kind of connection with John Podesta? Maybe he and Cornell knew too much about who was involved in trafficking rings? We might never know the truth.

Closing Thoughts

All of these findings may not be evidence of foul play in these celebrities' deaths. But I think we can all agree on one thing: Celebrities with strange deaths have consistently been found to be involved in exposing child trafficking or government corruption.

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