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Kappy Did Not Kill Himself

Whistleblower Isaac Kappy, who raised pedophilia charges against a slew of Hollywood bigwigs, apparently did not commit suicide in 2019. Instead, newly released photos suggest Kappy was shot and killed, before being dumped from a bridge over I-40.

A Bitchute account called THe THeorizing THeorist ran the photos, obtained from two unnamed sources. If they are legitimate — and they appear to be — the images suggest Kappy, 42, was murdered on May 13, 2019. That’s the day he was found sprawled across the highway beneath a bridge in Bellemont, Ariz.  At the time, he was traveling from Los Angeles to his hometown of Albuquerque, N.M. The Arizona Department of Public Safety called the death a suicide.

But these images — assuming they are legitimate and not doctored — lead one to entertain the option of homicide. Besides showing an apparent gunshot wound to the right eye, the photos also indicate further foul play beneath the bridge. Kappy’s corpse looks to have been struck by a vehicle on the highway, leaving a tire mark on his midriff and a pool of blood alongside the body.

Kappy’s allegations, no doubt, rankled many in Hollywood, as he identified scores of alleged pedophiles, including actors Tom Hanks and Seth Green, directors James Gunn and Steven Spielberg, and the novelist Stephen King.

Kappy was an actor, seen in the films Thor and Terminator Salvation. He also was a songwriter and singer, here performing a tune called “The Present,” Great Awakening Edition.