Boxer Ryan Garcia has concerned fans with chilling allegations about a mysterious gentlemen's club.
Garcia, 25, has alarmed fans with his erratic social media of late. A post on his accounts at the weekend suggested he had been killed, which thankfully wasn't the case.
He was back online to make a series of claims on Tuesday (March 5), including claiming he had a "real picture of an alien". And he then joined Andrew Tate on a X space to speak about what happened to him.
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The boxer made a series of unsubstantiated allegations about kidnapping and sexual assault. There is no evidence Bohemian Grove has ever participated in such things.
Tate then questioned who was involved, with Garcia answering: "You know the higher elites bro, you already know who they are. They can't touch me, I'm a God."
Bohemian Grove is a 2,700-acre campground where an all-male club – Bohemian Club – for the rich and powerful meet every summer in Sonoma County, north of San Francisco. A collection of journalists, artists and musicians founded it in 1872, with Mark Twain an early member.
Businesspeople and politicians have since been integrated. They were infiltrated by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones in 2000 and he recorded one of their rituals, a burning of an effigy.
