Famous People Killed by the Illuminati

List of famous people killed by the Illuminati, with information about of each death and sacrifice. The Illuminati is a secret society that is rumored to control all world events. The Illuminati and members of their organization are especially influential in the entertainment industry. It is alleged that members must make a blood sacrifice to the clan in order to gain fame and reach higher ranks. Many famous people have allegedly been killed by the Illuminati for failure to comply with the plan. Still others were killed as part of one of these Illuminati blood sacrifices and for the greater good of the organization.

1. Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009, just days before his comeback concerts were scheduled to take place in London. Jackson is thought to have been a member of the Illuminati until he started speaking out against them. Before his death, Jackson began to speak out against the powers that be and their need to control everything in the music industry. He also stated that there was a conspiracy to defame him by labeling him a “freak” and a “child-molester.”

2. John Lennon

John Lennon was seen as a threat to many people in power. The INS even attempted to deport him, and the FBI had him under surveillance. Lennon frequently spoke out against the evils of industry, and it is believed that his assassin Mark David Chapman was under Illuminati mind control when he killed John Lennon.

3. John F. Kennedy

It is believed that John F. Kennedy was previously working with the Illuminati. When he began to resist, the Illuminati orchestrated his assassination.
John F. Kennedy was killed on November 22, 1963, and his assassination has been the subject of many conspiracy theories for decades.

4. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Martin Luther King, Jr. was seen as a great threat to the Illuminati as he was a very influential man.
When he began speaking out against the Vietnam war, which had great financial benefits for many corporations, the Illuminati orchestrated a scenario in which it would be easy for King to be killed. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968.

5. Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln saw big business and corporations as a big threat to him and the Southern Confederacy. The Illuminati planned Lincoln’s assassination to stop him from speaking out against them, and it was carried out on April 15, 1865.

6. Kurt Cobain

The Illuminati wanted to use Kurt Cobain as a mind-control tool, but Cobain was very reluctant to participate in fame He was seen as a threat to the Illuminati, so they orchestrated his death. Kurt Cobain died from a gun shot would on April 5, 1994. The death was labeled a suicide, but many people have doubted and debated the circumstances.

7. Jim Morrison

Jim Morrison was fascinated with the occult, and many believed him to be a reptilian member of the Illuminati. His death was believed to have been constructed by the Illuminati, although other people believe that Morrison is still alive and well, and the Illuminati helped him to fake his death.
Morrison supposedly died of a heart attack on July 3, 1971. His death wasn’t reported in the media until three days later, and many people have claimed to have seen Morrison in seedy places all over the world since then.

8. John F. Kennedy, Jr.

Many people believe that John F. Kennedy, Jr., like his father, was killed by the Illuminati. Rumor has it that JFK, Jr. had information that proved that the CIA and George H. W. Bush were directly involved in the assassination of his father. Allegedly, Kennedy was preparing to publish this information at the time of his death. He died in a plane crash on July 16, 1999.

9. Robert F. Kennedy

Like Martin Luther King, Jr., Robert F. Kennedy was seen as a great threat to the Illuminati’s plans for a war in Vietnam. After his brother's assassination, it was common belief that he will be the next US President. He was killed on June 6, 1968, by a lone gunman.

10. Malcolm X

Malcolm X was a very influential man and a great threat to the Illuminati. He spoke frequently, promoting a revolt against the “power structure” by using “extreme measures.” Malcolm X was assassinated on February 21, 1965.

11. Frank Zappa

Frank Zappa frequently spoke about TPTB using mind control in music, film, news, and politics. The first attempt on Zappa’s life came in 1971, when he was attacked during a concert. Many believe that he was purposefully injected with cancer, which killed him on December 4, 1993.

12. Bob Marley

Bob Marley was seen as an influential figure by many all around the world. Through his music, he promoted love, happiness, and togetherness, all things that do not fit into the Illuminati’s agenda. Many believe that Marley was injected with a rare form of cancer by people who wanted to silence him. He died on May 11, 1981.

13. Diana, Princess of Wales

The British "royal" Family is a very prominent family in the Illuminati. When Princess Diana and Prince Charles separated, it was an embarrassment for the Royals. Princess Diana was beloved amongst the people of England and the world, and since she was no longer associated with the Royals, she had to go.

She was killed in a car accident on August 31, 1997. There is strong evidence that she was sacrificed at the order of the British "royal" Family and the execution was carried out by the SAS. Mohamed Al-Fayed, father of Dodi Al-Fayed (Lady Diana's lover), has openly accused the British "royal" Family of assassinating his son and Lady Di.

Lady Diana also knew about the true nature of the "royal" family’s genetic history and the reptilian control. Her nicknames for the Windsors were “the lizards” and “the reptiles” and she used to say in all seriousness: “They’re not human”. - Reference (Also read David Icke's book "The Biggest Secret")

14. Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee often spoke of being watched by a demon. His death was suspected to have been an Illuminati sacrifice. Bruce Lee died suspiciously of an allergic reaction to prescription pills on July 20, 1973.

15. Jimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix was labeled a subversive person by the U.S. government, which employs many members of the Illuminati. He was very paranoid in the days leading up to his death, and he often spoke about dying before he reached the age of 30. Jimi Hendrix died after choking on his own vomit on September 18, 1970.

16. Tupac Amaru Shakur

Tupac was probably the most loved rapper of all times and one of the very few who exposed the Illuminati. How did he (or others) knew so much about the Illuminati and the fake music industry? And if he was co-opted by them, then why did he exposed them, eventually? The only logical explanation is that he was co-opted by them on his way up and, it must have been fun for a while, until he understood that these parasites are inhumane and responsible for most of the world's problems.

In fact, Tupac is responsible for the term Killuminati, which means the Killing of the Illuminati. And because he was so fervently against them, the Illuminati killed him on the night of September 7, 1996. But the strangest thing about Tupac was his name. Tupac Amaru means "Shining Serpent" in Incan, and refers to the great creator god of the pre-Inca and Inca cultures, Viracocha.

In his human form, Viracocha was a very tall Aryan, with white skin, blonde hair and blue eyes. In his non-human form, he was a human-eating reptilian. Sounds familiar?

Viracocha was known throughout the Central and South America under many names, depending on the culture: Quetzalcoatl (by the Aztecs), Kukulkan (by the Mayas), Votan (in Palenque), Zamna (in Izamal) or Gucumatz (by the K'iche Maya).

All of the above names translate the same: the Feathered Serpent, which meant that this reptilian god had the capability of flight. He was also described as shining. You can read more about it here, here and here.

So, whatever happened to Tupac in his life, he was definitely knowledgeable of the occult.

Jim Morrison Death (1943-1971)

Paris. July 2, 1971, early evening. Jim Morrison and his girlfriend Pamela Courson went to the cinema to see Pursued, a western starring Robert Mitchum. At another theater, Jim Morrison sat alone, watching a documentary called Death Valley. Across town, at the Rock ’n’ Roll Circus nightclub, Jim Morrison scored some heroin and OD’d in the bathroom. At the same time, Jim Morrison walked the streets of Paris and shot up with some junkies on skid row. Meanwhile, at Orly Airport, Jim Morrison boarded a plane for an unknown destination.

No one knows for sure where the 27-year-old Jim was or what he did that evening, but by the next morning, one thing was certain: He was dead.

Morrison was clearly not in a good way when he headed off for Paris during the mixing of the Doors‘ L.A. Woman album. But for a time, those close to him held out hope that he’d be able to sort through his personal issues and find his way back to a state of physical, emotional, and creative well-being. Those hopes were dashed on July 3, 1971, when the singer’s body was discovered by his girlfriend Pamela Courson in the bathtub of the apartment they shared.

Three months earlier, he had fled Hollywood. Bloated, bearded and out of control with his drinking, the once-svelte Lizard King had become a sad parody of his former self. During the difficult recording sessions for the Doors’ final album, L.A. Woman, Morrison would guzzle as many as 36 beers in a single day. His voice was giving out, and he was struggling with his lyric writing.

On March 11, 1971, he went to Paris for a sabbatical. He intended to get clean, lose some weight and reconnect with his muse.

Of the possible scenarios on the night he died, the first has become the most accepted. After the movie, he and Courson returned to their apartment at No. 17 Rue Beautreillis. They watched some Super 8 films of a recent Moroccan vacation before Courson went to bed. Jim stayed up for a while, listening to old Doors albums, trying to suppress a coughing fit that had started earlier in the evening. When he came to bed, he woke Courson, complaining that he felt sick.

He was up an hour later, feeling worse. When he vomited a small quantity of blood, Courson suggested they call a doctor. Jim instead asked her to run a bath for him. While he stretched out in the tub, she went back to bed. The last thing she remembered hearing Jim say was, “Are you there, Pam? Pam, are you there?”

Courson awoke a little after 6 a.m. and realized Jim wasn’t in bed. She called his name. No answer. In the bathroom, she found him submerged in the water. He had a smile on his face. At first she thought he was playing a joke. She shook him. When he didn’t respond, she called the fire department and then the police. They arrived too late.

Jim Morrison’s corpse, wrapped in plastic and packed in dry ice, remained in the apartment while Courson and Alain Ronay, a friend of the couple’s, made funeral arrangements. Three days later, the undertakers finally delivered the coffin that Courson had ordered (the cheapest possible model, the equivalent of $75 USD). Sometime during those 72 hours, a doctor visited the apartment and signed a death certificate. The official cause was listed as heart failure. No autopsy was performed.

By the time Doors manager Bill Siddons arrived from the United States on July 6, he found a sealed coffin and the death certificate. Only Courson and Ronay had seen Jim’s body before it was buried in Pere La Chaise Cemetery on July 7.

Putting aside that notion for a moment, what was it that killed Jim Morrison? There were many theories, from the possible (sexual disease) to the paranoid (he was a victim of a government conspiracy aimed at wiping out counterculture heroes) to the preposterous (a spurned ex-girlfriend killing him with a Wiccan hex).

Morrison’s life had become increasingly clouded by controversy during the years leading up to his move to Paris, and that sadly remained the case even after his passing. Shortly after the news broke, Morrison’s death fell under a persistent shadow of suspicion, with fans and friends calling into question everything from the official cause (a naggingly non-specific “heart failure”) to the events that allegedly transpired during the hours leading to his demise.

Forever 27 Club

The 27 Club, also occasionally known as the Forever 27 Club or the Club 27, is a popular culture name for a group of influential rock and blues musicians who all died at the age of 27, sometimes under mysterious circumstances.

Musicians usually included in the 27 Club

There is some debate as to the criterion used to include musicians who died at the age of 27 in the "27 Club". The impetus for the Club's creation were the deaths of a seemingly unusual number of prominent 27-year-old musicians within a two-year period of time, exactly. Lists include Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison. Morrison and Jones died on the same date two years apart. Kurt Cobain, who died in 1994, was later included by some, probably due to his popularity and his death occurring at the pinnacle of his career. According to the book Heavier Than Heaven, when Cobain died, his sister claimed that as a kid he would talk about how he wanted to join the 27 Club. On the fifteenth anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death, National Public Radio's Robert Smith said, "The deaths of these rock stars at the age of 27 really changed the way we look at rock music." The 27s: The Greatest Myth of Rock & Roll details the history of the phenomenon.
There is a common superstition among the stoner culture that the use of a white lighter is unlucky. This is rumored to have originated from reports that 4 of the 5 members of the 27 club (Hendrix, Joplin, Morrison, and Cobain) had a white lighter in their possession at the time of their death.

	Name	Date of death	Cause of death	Fame	Aged
	Brian Jones	July 3, 1969	Drowned in swimming pool.	Rolling Stones founder and guitarist / multi-instrumentalist.	27 years and 125 days
	Jimi Hendrix	September 18, 1970	Asphyxiated on vomit after overdose of sleeping pills.	Pioneering electric guitarist, singer and songwriter for The Jimi Hendrix Experience and Band of Gypsys.	27 years and 295 days
	Janis Joplin	October 4, 1970	Probable heroin overdose.	Lead vocalist and songwriter for Big Brother and the Holding Company, The Kozmic Blues Band and Full Tilt Boogie Band.	27 years and 258 days
	Jim Morrison	July 3, 1971	Official cause of death listed as "heart failure"; however, no autopsy was performed.	Lead singer, songwriter and video director for The Doors.	27 years and 207 days
	Kurt Cobain	c. April 5, 1994	Officially ruled as suicide by shotgun.	Lead singer, guitarist and songwriter for Nirvana.	27 years and c. 44 days

Other musicians who died at 27

Some lists include other musicians who died at age 27. Cobain and Hendrix biographer Charles R. Cross writes, "The number of musicians who died at 27 is truly remarkable by any standard.  humans die regularly at all ages, there is a statistical spike for musicians who die at 27."

Name	Date of death	Cause of death	Claim to notability
Louis Chauvin	March 26, 1908	Neurosyphilitic sclerosis.	Ragtime musician.
Robert Johnson	August 16, 1938	Unknown, but typically credited to strychnine poisoning.	Bluesman. Recorded very famous and influential set of 29 songs that influenced many famous musicians after him, considered the first of the unofficial 27 club.
Nat Jaffe	August 5, 1945	Result of complications from high blood pressure.	Blues musician.
Jesse Belvin	February 6, 1960	Car wreck.	R&B singer and songwriter.
Rudy Lewis	May 20, 1964	Drug overdose.	Vocalist of The Drifters.
Malcolm Hale	October 31, 1968	Carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty space heater.	Original member of Spanky and Our Gang.
Alexandra	July 31, 1969	Car accident.	German singer.
Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson	September 3, 1970	Barbiturate overdose, possible suicide.	Leader, singer and primary composer of Canned Heat.
Arlester "Dyke" Christian	March 13, 1971	Shot.	Frontman and vocalist of Dyke & the Blazers.
Linda Jones	March 14, 1972	Diabetic coma.	R&B singer.
Ron "Pigpen" McKernan	March 8, 1973	Gastrointestinal hemorrhage associated with alcoholism.	Founding member, keyboardist and singer of the Grateful Dead.
Roger Lee Durham	July 27, 1973	Fell off a horse and died from the injuries.	Singer and percussionist of Bloodstone.
Wallace Yohn	August 12, 1974	Died in a plane crash along with three other band members.	Organ player of Chase.
Dave Alexander	February 10, 1975	Pulmonary edema.	Bassist for the Stooges.
Peter Ham	April 24, 1975	Suicide by hanging.	Keyboardist and guitarist, leader of Badfinger.
Gary Thain	December 8, 1975	Drug overdose.	Former bassist of Uriah Heep.
Helmut Köllen	May 3, 1977	Carbon monoxide poisoning.	Bassist with 1970s German prog rock band Triumvirat.
Chris Bell	December 27, 1978	Car wreck; ran into a telephone pole.	Singer-songwriter and guitarist of power pop band Big Star and solo.
Jacob Miller	March 23, 1980	Car wreck.	Jamaican reggae artist and lead singer for Inner Circle.
D. Boon	December 22, 1985	Lying down in the back of a van when it veered off road, he was ejected from the vehicle and broke his neck.	Guitarist, lead singer of punk band the Minutemen.
Alexander Bashlachev	February 17, 1988	Suicide by jumping.	Russian poet, rock musician and songwriter.
Jean-Michel Basquiat	August 12, 1988	Speedball overdose.	Painter and graffiti artist; formed the band Gray.
Pete de Freitas	June 14, 1989	Motorcycle wreck on his way back from filming a music video.	Drummer for Echo & the Bunnymen.
Mia Zapata	July 7, 1993	Murdered.	Lead singer of the Gits.
Kristen Pfaff	June 16, 1994	Officially ruled as an accidental heroin overdose.	Bass guitarist for Hole and Janitor Joe.
Richey James Edwards	c. February 1, 1995	Disappeared; officially presumed dead November 23, 2008.	Lyricist and guitarist for Manic Street Preachers.
Fat Pat	February 3, 1998	Shot.	Rapper and member of Screwed Up Click.
Freaky Tah	March 28, 1999	Shot.	Popular rapper and member of the rap group Lost Boyz.
Rodrigo Bueno	June 24, 2000	Automobile Accident.	Argentine cuarteto singer.
Sean Patrick McCabe	August 28, 2000	Asphyxiated on vomit after ingesting too much alcohol.	Lead singer of Ink & Dagger.
Maria Serrano Serrano	November 24, 2001	Plane Crash.	Background singer for Passion Fruit.
Jeremy Michael Ward	May 25, 2003	Heroin overdose.	The Mars Volta and De Facto sound manipulator.
Bryan Ottoson	April 19, 2005	Prescription drug overdose.	Guitarist for American Head Charge.
Valentín Elizalde	November 25, 2006	Murdered.	Mexican banda singer.
Orish Grinstead	c. April 20, 2008	Kidney failure.	Founding member of '90s R&B group 702.
Lily Tembo	September 14, 2009	Severe gastritis.	Zambian musician.