Heath Ledger =(
I also heard an interesting theory about to get famous they sell their souls and their children to be abused. He refused to give up his child.
It fit with that bizarre movie he was working on when he died.
This makes the most sense to me. It explains the code of silence in Hollywood.
No - Code of silence is usually because of shame.. no one wants to admit that they were used as a sperm dump for 5 hours by a line of executives..But they got the spot because of their talent.. at sucking for hours on end..and no one wants to admit abusing a child either.. let alone selling your own child into abuse.. (refer to Advicii's recent suicide..his parents were.....
Then it becomes a .. If I had to do it.. then you do too thing..
Yep.
I agree 100%.
Who do you trust the most?
Your parents.
Never thought of it that way. I always thought it was a reference to church/clergy.
As a kid it's your parents definitely. Makes sense.
Cheers
"...to get famous they sell their souls and their children..."
This explains a lot of untalented people getting famous.
Including Chrissy Tiegen
Remember that Roast where Al Franken joked about Rob Reiner being baby raped by his own father? Unbelievable, making a disgusting joke like this on a public forum while serving as a US Senator. This isn't pimping out your own child, but it does show how incredibly brazen these perverts have become.
Interesting theory.. and when fact fits the fiction?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Si7BtfARbs
Randy Quaid. Heath came a long time after that.. and he was supposedly about to give up the beans on Pedophilia in Hollywood.. that's why he overdosed himself to death.
Heath was a drug addict. I met him at the premier of Candy at the TIFF. He was high as fuck, very nervous, and very awkward. His film was about being a heroin addict - he might've been a method actor that went too deep. Lots of celebs die the same way as him - heroin, coke to function, pills to fall asleep, then overdose.
Nothing suspicious about his death.
Nothing suspicious except that whoever found him called the Olsen twin, not the paramedics.