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0:000 segundoBasicamente, você tem adrenalina no corpo. Eu vou

0:077 segundosÉ só simplificar. E quando você está com medo, a música produz adrenalina.

0:1313 segundosSe uma criança sabe que vai morrer, seu corpo [música] secretará adrenalina. É o pior horror que já vi.

0:2121 segundosjá vi. É um grito solitário, mesmo que eu nunca, jamais, jamais tenha visto. Sugado.

0:3030 segundose passei no meu rosto. Hum, eu como. Quantos anos você tem? 12.

0:3939 segundosCerto. Hum, só até 10. O que você está pressionando contra a pele?

0:4343 segundosBem, você insere nos seus poros o que a esteticista quiser.

0:4747 segundosMas o que é isso? É uma extração de um pedaço de pele que veio...

0:5656 segundosde uma pessoa jovem, hum, desta forma, em que, hum, alguém força

1:031 minuto e 3 segundosÉ através de microagulhamento. É como um pequeno rolo que, como muitos de vocês sabem, penetra na pele e rompe o colágeno.

1:111 minuto e 11 segundosEntão, intensifica a sensação. Você fica parecendo uma vítima de queimadura por um dia, mas depois... mas depois, a pele é empurrada. O que você está empurrando para dentro da pele? Levante-se, Sarah.

1:181 minuto e 18 segundosEllen DeGeneres construiu uma carreira em torno do riso, da bondade, da música e da imagem de uma celebridade que parecia ter tudo sob controle. Mas, na internet, uma história mais sombria começou a se revelar.

1:261 minuto e 26 segundosEntrevistas ressurgiram. Fotografias se tornaram pontos de discussão [musical], e uma rara doença neurológica entrou na conversa. Como essas peças separadas se transformaram em uma perturbadora teoria de Hollywood?

1:351 minuto e 35 segundosParecia haver resistência em relação a esse filme.

1:381 minuto e 38 segundosAh, sim. Não, houve isso. O que eu achei muito estranho. Houve uma espécie de resistência de Hollywood em relação a esse filme.

1:421 minuto e 42 segundosParece que as pessoas não gostaram que você estivesse fazendo isso. Sim, houve muita oposição e... não sei. É...

1:511 minuto e 51 segundosAcho que se você algum dia abordar esse assunto, vai conseguir mobilizar as pessoas, porque, claro, é um tema importante e, antes de mais nada, haverá resistência por parte de alguns.

2:002 minutosHollywood secular, onde, por algum motivo, o cristianismo é a única religião que você tem permissão para menosprezar.

2:072 minutos e 7 segundosYeah, it was a very hard one of the hardest things I've ever done. Um, but I had a lot of experience from the Passion of the Christ and [music] we were

2:152 minutos e 15 segundoshumiliated. We were taken through the ringer and the media. This was before Trump came out and said it was, you know, the lion media and the fake news.

2:242 minutos e 24 segundosAnd they were fake news back when we were doing that. But we had to fight for everything we had. And so we got that

2:322 minutos e 32 segundosfilm done. So I had a little bit experience of what what this can be like. But um when God tells you what to

2:382 minutos e 38 segundosdo, you don't hesitate. So that what led to that scene when they asked me when [music] uh Bill Camp asked me when God tells you what to do, you don't

2:472 minutos e 47 segundoshesitate. And all I could think about was my children. And of course my eyes started to water because um I I just

2:542 minutos e 54 segundosremember the miracle that happened that God loved me. It's that much and I would die for that love.

2:592 minutos e 59 segundosJim Cavisel has spoken publicly about controversial films and what he believes happens when certain stories challenge powerful interests. Those remarks have attracted audiences already suspicious

3:073 minutos e 7 segundosof Hollywood. But another celebrity's name has been pulled into a different controversy, Ellen Degenerous. Online discussions now connect her beauty related interviews to claims involving

3:163 minutos e 16 segundoscannibalism and kuru disease. Then comes the question that changes everything.

3:203 minutos e 20 segundosThe Cavisel actually reveal evidence about Ellen or did the internet connect two separate stories?

3:253 minutos e 25 segundosEssentially, you have adrenaline in your body. I'll just simplify it. And and when you are scared, you produce

3:323 minutos e 32 segundosadrenaline. If a child knows he's going to die, uh, his body will secrete this adrenaline. It's the worst horror I've

3:403 minutos e 40 segundosever seen. Screaming alone, even if I never ever ever ever saw it. Uh, it it's

3:473 minutos e 47 segundosit's beyond. And these people that do it.

3:503 minutos e 50 segundosTo understand how this narrative developed, we need to examine what the interviews actually contain and what the claims built around them failed to establish. For years, Ellen's public

3:583 minutos e 58 segundosidentity rested on humor, celebrity guests, and a message about kindness.

4:014 minutos e 1 segundoThen came workplace criticism. Former employees and commentators raised concerns about the culture surrounding her show. The contrast attracted attention. The public personality

4:094 minutos e 9 segundosviewers recognize seemed difficult to reconcile with the experiences described by some people who worked behind the scenes.

4:144 minutos e 14 segundosAnd I am sorry for anyone who has been [music] hurt.

4:194 minutos e 19 segundosEllen Degenerous has been accused of suffering from a rare disease called kuru, which is associated with cannibalism and is causing her to go blind. Degenerous was recently

4:264 minutos e 26 segundosphotographed during an outing. In these images, she appeared visibly exhausted and her face looked significantly aged.

4:324 minutos e 32 segundosIn particular, her eyes appeared cloudy and unfocused. This phenomenon quickly sparked discussion, echoing previous rumors that she suffered from Kuru disease.

4:404 minutos e 40 segundosUh, a former writer identified in the source material as Greg is associated with a particularly harsh description of Ellen. The remark illustrates how intense the criticism became, but an

4:494 minutos e 49 segundosattributed opinion is not a finding about an unrelated criminal allegation.

4:524 minutos e 52 segundosYou were not allowed to make eye contact with Ellen in [music] the halls of that show. Another segment focuses on comments about Ellen's demeanor and eye

5:005 minutoscontact. Such observations can shape public perception. They cannot reveal someone's private intentions with certainty. She doesn't seem nice. It seems forced.

5:085 minutos e 8 segundosPeople that are like that all the time, it she doesn't seem nice. It's very forced.

5:125 minutos e 12 segundosA further comment questions whether Ellen's public friendliness appeared genuine. Three brief moments, one larger debate. Was the television persona an accurate reflection of the person behind

5:195 minutos e 19 segundosit? That question helped field discussion about Ellen's reputation? But online, the narrative soon moved somewhere much more extreme. From workplace culture to celebrity beauty

5:275 minutos e 27 segundostreatments and from beauty treatments to allegations of secret practices, Hollywood has always been fascinated by youth skincare, cosmetic procedures, the promise of looking younger for longer.

5:365 minutos e 36 segundosEvery unusual celebrity remark can become a headline. And sometimes an old interview acquires a completely different meaning when it resurfaces online. This this way in which um one

5:465 minutos e 46 segundoshorses through micro needling. It's like a little roller with these. Some of you I think many of you know it and it pushes through the skin and ruptures the collagen and then boosts it. You look

5:545 minutos e 54 segundoslike a burn victim for a day, but then it's but then it [music] pushes. What are you pushing into the skin?

5:585 minutos e 58 segundosSarah, Sandra, Sarah, S. Carrie, what are you pushing into the skin?

6:036 minutos e 3 segundosWell, you push in whatever the facialist would like to insert into your pores. But what is it?

6:076 minutos e 7 segundosIt is an extraction [music] from a um a a piece of skin uh that came

6:146 minutos e 14 segundosfrom a young person um far far away and they somehow figured out how to extract.

6:206 minutos e 20 segundosIt's foreskin from a Korean baby. That's what it is. I No. Okay. It goes up with it.

6:296 minutos e 29 segundosI don't think I don't think I It's not like I'm lying there with little pieces all over my face. It's like, who thinks of collecting it?

6:356 minutos e 35 segundosA conversation involving Sandra Bulock and Ellen has circulated in discussions about facial treatments and micro needling. Its relevance is clear.

6:426 minutos e 42 segundos[music] It provides a real celebrity conversation that online commentators have incorporated into a much darker narrative. [music] But what does the clip actually establish? A discussion

6:496 minutos e 49 segundosabout a beauty treatment does not by itself establish the use of human tissue or participation in a crime. Then comes another segment, one that has been described online as an alleged confession.

6:586 minutos e 58 segundosBombshell footage of Courtney Love confessing she ate dozens of joining the Illuminati has surfaced.

7:057 minutos e 5 segundosI ate so many kids, man. So many. And the blood I drank so much. [music]

7:137 minutos e 13 segundosIt's better than heroin. Uh like 100 times better. a thousand.

7:207 minutos e 20 segundosI'm so I'm so I'm going to burn [music] for this. Oh, I know I am.

7:287 minutos e 28 segundosThe seedment is attributed to Courtney Love in the supplied source notes before it can responsibly be called a confession. The original footage, exact wording, and surrounding context must be

7:367 minutos e 36 segundosverified. The label alone proves nothing.

7:397 minutos e 39 segundosAlicia Silverstone released Corny Love's disturbing deathbed confession late last night.

7:447 minutos e 44 segundos[clears throat]

7:457 minutos e 45 segundosOkay, guys. So, she thought she was dying and poured her soul out, confessed to everything, and [music] it's all on

7:547 minutos e 54 segundostape. Um, it's insane and [music] disgusting. So, yeah, don't say I didn't warn you.

8:028 minutos e 2 segundosA related segment is attributed to Alicia Silverstone. Its inclusion depends on confirming the original footage and speaker attribution because a documentary cannot turn an uncertain

8:108 minutos e 10 segundossource into a verified revelation simply because the clip fits the story. Another moment involves Chrissy Tegan. If the person okayed it, I would eat a human.

8:198 minutos e 19 segundosIf you were at a very fancy restaurant and they were like a tiny piece of human meat.

8:248 minutos e 24 segundosNo, no, no. I think the only way you wouldn't try a tiny bite. No. Really? Absolutely.

8:298 minutos e 29 segundosThe segment concerns a hypothetical scenario involving human meat. A hypothetical remark can sound shocking.

8:338 minutos e 33 segundosIt can also be misunderstood when separated from the conversation around it. But a provocative statement is not evidence that a real event occurred. And this is where the online narrative

8:418 minutos e 41 segundosbecomes effective. Different clips, different speakers, different contexts, one dramatic interpretation. The audience is encouraged to connect the dots before anyone establishes that the

8:498 minutos e 49 segundosdots belong together. Then the theory introduces something real, something with a documented medical history, Kuru disease.

8:548 minutos e 54 segundosSpoken about elites in Hollywood and how some of them just don't age. We've discussed why this may be, but today we

9:029 minutos e 2 segundosactually have someone from inside of these Hollywood elite parties that has been sworn to secrecy, but that actually

9:109 minutos e 10 segundosdecided to speak out. First of all, what were they eating? Were they just eating normal foods? Because remember, this is

9:179 minutos e 17 segundostitled the people that they've seen for years that have never aged. And a lot of that anti-aging has to do with consuming

9:289 minutos e 28 segundosother people like us, but quite a bit younger.

9:319 minutos e 31 segundosRumors have gained momentum because just a few months ago, Allen was involved in a file case involving allegations of consuming mystery meat. Following that controversy, she had largely withdrawn from the public eye for several months.

9:419 minutos e 41 segundosAn unidentified speaker discusses ideas involving Hollywood elites and the pursuit of youth. The clip illustrates the kind of speculation circulating online, but the medical question

9:509 minutos e 50 segundosrequires something more reliable than speculation. Guru is a real historically documented neurological disease. It is a fatal pryion disease. Abnormal proteins

9:589 minutos e 58 segundosdamage the nervous system causing a progressive and devastating illness.

10:0110 minutos e 1 segundoHistorically, transmission occurred among the four people of Papa New Guinea in connection with mortterary practices involving exposure to infected human tissues. God history is disturbing, but

10:1010 minutos e 10 segundosit is also specific and distinction matters.

10:1210 minutos e 12 segundos[music]

10:1210 minutos e 12 segundosThe online theory takes this documented disease and attaches it to allegations about powerful celebrities supposedly pursuing youth through secret practices.

10:1910 minutos e 19 segundosThen it uses Kuru as a frightening explanation for what might happen behind closed doors. But where is the direct connection? The supplied material does not establish a verified Kuru diagnosis

10:2810 minutos e 28 segundosfor Ellen DeGeneres. It does not provide verified evidence that she participated in cannibalism. The existence of a real disease cannot establish an allegation

10:3610 minutos e 36 segundosabout a particular person and a celebrity's appearance cannot substitute for a medical diagnosis. Yet photographs repeatedly become part of the argument.

10:4310 minutos e 43 segundosAnd the photos didn't seem to be taken every year. Sometimes they skipped a few. So there was like 1967,

10:4910 minutos e 49 segundos1970, 1973, 1978. But in all the photos seemed to be at least those two people, but their faces in the photos were

10:5710 minutos e 57 segundosexactly the same, like the same smiles, the same expressions, like somebody had copied and pasted them throughout the photograph. And then he said something that made every hair on her body stand up. And he said they always get curious.

11:0711 minutos e 7 segundosand she looked around, but he was talking to her, but she didn't understand what he meant when he said they, not you. They, as if this had happened before.

11:1511 minutos e 15 segundosThe segment discusses old photographs and reactions to changing appearances.

11:1911 minutos e 19 segundosViewers compare images. They look for differences. And when they already believe a theory, ordinary details can begin to look suspicious. But photographs are affected by age,

11:2711 minutos e 27 segundoslighting, makeup, camera quality, facial expression, and editing. They cannot independently diagnose Karu. There's also a psychological mechanism at work,

11:3411 minutos e 34 segundosconfirmation bias. Once people accept a theory, they may interpret ambiguous details as supporting evidence while overlooking ordinary explanations. A photograph that once seemed unremarkable

11:4311 minutos e 43 segundoscan suddenly appear significant. Not because the image has changed, but because the viewer's expectations have changed. Do I think these are vampire people? No.

11:5111 minutos e 51 segundosBut do I think that there are these high elite societies of people that engage in rituals, potentially even satanic

12:0012 minutosrituals and ones that have sacrifice involved for the consumption of

12:0812 minutos e 8 segundosmeats that would actually help you maintain your youth. Very strange conversation

12:1612 minutos e 16 segundoswe're having. The unidentified speaker speculation about elites and ritualistic behavior remains an unverified claim.

12:2212 minutos e 22 segundosWithout independent supporting evidence, it cannot establish wrongdoing by Ellen or another named celebrity. And that brings us to the central problem. The medical history is documented. The

12:3112 minutos e 31 segundosonline accusation is separate. The evidence must establish the connection between them and the supplied transcripts. That connection has not been demonstrated. The remaining

12:3812 minutos e 38 segundosmaterial focuses on public appearances, reputation, and celebrity influence.

12:4212 minutos e 42 segundos[music] These subjects explain why famous people attract scrutiny, but they do not move the medical investigation forward.

12:4712 minutos e 47 segundosEveryone says she looks so friendly. She looks Yeah, she looks friendly. She She does look very military. Yeah, she's a militant woman [music] with a very expensive watch.

12:5512 minutos e 55 segundosThis brief segment is associated with Ellen's public appearance and an expensive watch. It may illustrate the attention celebrities receive, but a luxury item is not evidence of secret

13:0313 minutos e 3 segundoscriminal activity. [music] Online narratives can turn almost any detail into another supposed clue, especially when the audience has already been encouraged to expect a hidden

13:1013 minutos e 10 segundosexplanation. I had a buddy of mine who's writing on Ellen. Everybody kind of knows now what she's really all about.

13:1613 minutos e 16 segundosAnd that's another one of those like I'm so nice and I'm so sweet being behind the scenes.

13:2113 minutos e 21 segundosThis segment concerns the contrast between public persona and behind the scenes reputation that belongs to the debate about Ellen's workplace controversy. It does not establish the

13:2813 minutos e 28 segundosCuro allegation. The source material also discusses wealth and influence.

13:3213 minutos e 32 segundosThe $100 million in her pocket, $450 million according to Forbes. That's a low estimate because so now she's out there saying,

13:4113 minutos e 41 segundos"I was run out of Hollywood." She's actually reportedly complaining about how hard it is for women in America with the double standards.

13:4913 minutos e 49 segundosLook at Oprah. How hard it is for her.

13:5113 minutos e 51 segundosOh, she's got what, like 10 houses, Ella Degener, Michelle Obama. Look how hard it is for women in America. They're hurting.

13:5713 minutos e 57 segundosThey're going to let her back in, Rob, because she's a lesbian. She's a leftist. And she didn't hit one of their

14:0514 minutos e 5 segundossacred. This segment can briefly illustrate perceptions of celebrity power provided the original footage confirms its context. But the story does not need a lengthy detour into watches,

14:1414 minutos e 14 segundoswealth, or career developments. The central question is much narrower. What evidence directly supports the claim that Ellen is connected to Kuru or cannibalism? That is the question the

14:2214 minutos e 22 segundosinvestigation must answer. Consider how the narrative works. A celebrity controversy creates suspicion. An old interview supplies a striking moment. A

14:2914 minutos e 29 segundosphotograph gives viewers something to examine. A real disease provides a frightening explanation. and narration connects everything into one story. Each

14:3714 minutos e 37 segundosstep impresses the emotional impact. But emotional impact and evidentary strength are not the same thing. The material reviewed here does not establish that

14:4414 minutos e 44 segundosJim Cavuzel revealed evidence of cannibalism involving Ellen Degenerous.

14:4714 minutos e 47 segundosIsso não comprova que Ellen tenha kuru e não demonstra a suposta prática secreta que está no centro da teoria. A questão mais reveladora é o que acontece quando uma história se torna tão...

14:5614 minutos e 56 segundosA crescente percepção de que cada novo detalhe é convincente é interpretada como uma confirmação. Nesse ponto, o público pode parar de questionar se as evidências sustentam a conclusão e começar a se perguntar como cada novo detalhe se encaixa.

15:0715 minutos e 7 segundosEsse é o verdadeiro perigo de uma teoria da conspiração convincente. Ela pode fazer com que a conclusão pareça inevitável antes que as evidências a justifiquem. Uma investigação genuína deve deixar espaço para um desconforto.

15:1515 minutos e 15 segundospossibilidade. [música] Às vezes, a conexão mais dramática é aquela que as evidências disponíveis não conseguem estabelecer, e que merece uma análise mais detalhada.

15:2215 minutos e 22 segundosA imagem pública de Hollywood, as entrevistas originais com celebridades ou a forma como as teorias da conspiração online surgiram. Compartilhe sua opinião nos comentários. Inscreva-se para mais investigações cinematográficas sobre

15:3015 minutos e 30 segundosHistórias controversas, declarações públicas e as evidências que as sustentam. A questão mais importante não é o quão chocante uma teoria soa, mas sim se as evidências a comprovam.

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