According to news reports, Wilcock has suicided with a firearm, days after commenting about all the scientists who have mysteriously died recently. Wilcock was not a scientist. He did write books that included lots of science, but that science was misrepresented to suit his ideas about aliens and the nature of the universe. For example he’d use dodgy studies from Cold War USSR without disclosing the greater picture.

I found him appealing. I went to one of his all-day talks, and he is good at keeping the audience engaged (just like David Icke), and I bought a few of his book because they promised some exciting answers. As a critical thinker, I found them empty of any real insights or knowledge.

What bugger me the most is that he regularly said he had inside knowledge of either UFO disclosures or alien invasions that were imminent, and none of course ever happened. So I think fraud is a good word to use. Examples:

Key Predicted Dates

• Mid-2025: In presentations and videos, Wilcock referenced prophecies stating that by mid-2025, the Sun would “open” into a new form, triggering an ET-guided solar system transformation and mass disclosure of non-human intelligence.
• 2025 overall: Multiple sources from his content, including live streams and bundles like “Sacred Science,” pinpointed 2025 as the year for a “Great Revealing,” “First Wave of Ascension,” mass ET contact, and release of forbidden technologies.
• November 27, 2009: He anticipated a White House announcement by Obama on this exact date, aired globally as a two-hour TV address revealing UFO/ET truths.
• 2012: Early prophecies originally slated a major solar event and disclosure for this year, later postponed to 2025.
• 2005–2006: Older readings hinted at mass boarding events or pole shifts around mid-2005 or 2006