Hulk Hogan Was About To Expose Hollywood Adrenochrome Industry Before He Died
Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan was found dead in his Florida home last week. Authorities rushed to declare it a heart attack. “Natural causes,” they say. But behind the scenes, those who knew him are saying something very different.
Hogan was about to blow open the Hollywood adrenochrome industry — the sick, secret network that fuels the elites with what they call the “devil’s elixir.”
Hogan had seen it all. He’d used … heavily. He’d relapsed. He’d escaped. And he wanted revenge — on the same Hollywood predators and elite figures who lured him into that world, lied about what the drug really was, and what it cost in terms of young lives.
He wasn’t alone. Mel Gibson was working with Hogan, gathering evidence, building a case, preparing to go thermonuclear and release his child trafficking documentary. And now that Hogan’s gone, Gibson has come to us to prove that Hogan was silenced — because he knows who we are. He knows what we’ve done.
Hulk Hogan Was About To Expose Hollywood Adrenochrome Industry Before He Died
Gibson knows we’re not afraid to go where the truth leads. That’s why he gave us the message.
Not CNN. Not Fox. Not Netflix. Us.