A strange list of supposedly dead famous people, starting March 2023

This is one of the stranger YouTube channels I’ve come across recently.

https://www.youtube.com/@deceasedactorshollywood/videos

That’s “Deceased Actors Hollywood“. This is what their front page on YouTube looked like on February 18, 2024:

(Given that there’s no evidence being presented here that isn’t circumstantial, this post and the others like this are exercises in hypothesizing for entertainment purposes only, whether or not the accounts presented correspond to real, not-fictional events.)

This is directly related to the fallout from the mailing of the “Bob Saget Missive” to the Seattle Times (and elsewhere), which became known to over 340 high-ranking members of swo (satan’s world order) through a secure call on April 1, 2022. That letter is described here: https://danielbutterfield.com/2024/02/18/the-bob-saget-missive-and-the-saget-missive-2-saget-harder/

The oldest videos on the channel were posted 11 months ago as of February 18, 2024. That’s March 2023.

To me, it appears to be a set of videos that are designed to obfuscate searches that anyone might do involving these people’s supposed deaths. Several of the names repeat.

There was also previously a YouTube channel called “Celebrities Cause of Death and NetWorth“. That channel is no longer there (https://www.youtube.com/@KaminiKumari-ix5lt), but I saved the page at archive.vn: https://archive.vn/wRQaq.

On both channels, the content appears to a normal person to be a weird, spammy, fake video farm with bizarre-sounding, often conflicting supposed accounts of the deaths of famous people from the entertainment business.

Strange stuff!

The list, from Deceased Actors Hollywood

As of February 19, 2024, by my count, there are 269 people on this list. The first column is how long ago the person’s first video appeared, in months; the second column is how many times a video for that person appears on the channel.

It would seem that this could be a list of people who are now secretly dead, and this bizarre misdirect is there to make that notion seem like bizarre, weird, web noise that should be dismissed as nonsense. Regardless—someone put this particular list together, and has been maintaining it for nearly a year.