Fans fear Corey Feldman will meet Jeffrey Epstein’s fate ahead of exposé on alleged Hollywood pedophile ring
A day after actor Corey Feldman revealed surviving multiple murder attempts, his fans feared the musician and one-time teen idol might meet the same fate as pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in his prison cell. Epstein allegedly hanged himself at the Manhattan Correctional Center early morning on August 10, 2019, despite being intermittently put on suicide watch.
Feldman, who is set to release a documentary which is an exposé of an alleged pedophile ring in Hollywood, said he is "living in fear" and has employed 24-hour security. The actor is set to star in the documentary titled '(My) Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys', where he will detail the alleged abuse he and his late friend actor Corey Haim suffered at the hands of prominent Hollywood stars when they were children.
The actor's fans are alarmed by the revelations and fear Feldman could soon be murdered and his death would be labeled a "suicide." They drew from the widely-believed theory that Epstein, a millionaire investor, did not kill himself and was murdered before he could reveal the names of influential figures in the country who were involved in his sex-trafficking business. A popular forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Baden, in October last year revealed his conclusions about the suspicious nature of Epstein's death, stating there was evidence of homicide.
"Let's get this going now: Cory Feldman did not commit suicide," a social media user wrote in a reference to the Epstein suicide theory. The comment assumed that if Feldman was killed in the future, his death — like Epstein's — will also be labeled a suicide.
Another user joined in, writing: "Corey Feldman did not overdose." He also attempted to explain the former's comment saying: "The point is they are getting ahead of the narrative that often gets put out there in cases like this. The guy talking goes and kills themselves. Often cases, it is a bulls**t narrative. Epstein didn't kill himself. Duh."
"Epstein didn't kill himself. This is in advance of anyone trying to 'suicide' Feldman," wrote another user.
A third user wrote: "He’s making an obvious Epstein parallel. Since once the info is out, something shady could happen to him and be called suicide. Because Epstein didn’t kill himself."
Several other users also suggested that if Feldman is killed for attempting to expose the "largest pedophile ring ever," the Hollywood establishment would be the ones behind it.
"Corey Feldman is currently alive. The implication is he will get suicided like Jeffery Epstein for his attempt at exposing the largest pedophile ring ever," yet another user said. "Lol yes he means that the establishment are going to suicide him for exposing their sick crimes," MaximMillion wrote.
Feldman, in a recent live video on Twitter, said his allegations against Hollywood celebrities have led him to live in fear. The 48-year-old actor said: "There are things you have to do for insurance reasons when you’re putting out something like this. This is very, very dangerous stuff and it’s very risky stuff. You know we have to have 24-hour armed security, we don’t know what’s gonna happen."
"Of course we have fear, there’s been two attempts on my life. There obviously could be more, we hope not but we don’t know what’s going to happen," he claimed. "It’s scary, it’s very, very scary."
Feldman was hospitalized in 2018, claiming he had been stabbed in an attack by three men. The actor then said that he was traveling with his bodyguard when a car pulled up and a man opened his door and "stabbed him with something."
"I have had mounting threats on all SM (social media) platforms by this vile 'wolfpack' and this I'm sure is a result of those negative actions. I have reason to believe it’s all connected," he said. "Enough is enough! How sick are these people?"
'(My) Truth: The Rape of 2 Coreys', which is set to release on March 9, is touted to be a provocative exposé where the musician and one-time teen idol will reveal the details of the most "emotionally trying" period of his life. However, viewers will only get one chance to watch the much-anticipated documentary.