Hayden Panettiere & the Epstein Conspiracy

**Isaac Weishaupt** (0:00)
Today, we're discussing some really dark connections of Hayden Panettiere's death and some wild conspiracies that involved bank executives and the Epstein Files Hollywood grooming culture, Aleister Crowley's 23 Skidoo, the 23 Enigma, her story of being set up for essay on a yacht party, Diana and Roger Jenkins, and so much more. Join me here on Occult Symbolism and Pop Culture.
Also, trigger warning again, we're going to have some essay discussions on this on this episode. So if that's triggering for you, maybe this isn't the show for you. Very sensitive subject, of course, this young lady just died. And I'm recording this at 2 in the morning, August 17th. You know, the news of her passing just kind of hit. And as of this moment, there's no word about what really happened.
And the reason you should listen to me is because my name is Isaac Weishaupt, and I've been doing this kind of exact research on the occult pop cultures and celebrities and how all these worlds sort of intermingle since 2011 So be sure to subscribe, however you're listening, on the podcast. Maybe you're on the YouTube. Make sure you subscribe, try to hit 100,000. Okay? Now, actress Hayden Panettiere, I'm mispronouncing her name, I'm sure of it. She just died. There's a lot to unpack with this whole thing. The strangest thing so far, well, not the strangest. I've got a lot of strange activity that you're going to hear about and you're going to, your mind's going to be blown. That's why I'm recording this so late. She just released a memoir on May 19th, 2026, really, just a couple of months ago. So she's been doing some interviews, talking about some of the abuse that she had endured growing up in Hollywood, okay? And in this memoir, she spoke about being on a yacht where she was basically groomed. Now, I'm going to read you from the book. We're going to kind of unpack this as we go along, okay? Now, take note, this isn't in the book, Chapter 23, which is a secret code, I believe. This is Hayden's code to us, all right? And I'm going to explain why by the end of the show, all right? This is from the book. Stella McCammus was a semi-successful 20-something actor I had met at an industry party, and she filled up my nights and weekends with long dinners, strong cocktails, and gorgeous people. Now, online claims, allegations, you know, unfounded rumors, nasty rumors, are that Stella, this pseudonym, is actually a woman named Diana Jenkins, who was on Season 12 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and she was the first woman in the show to be named Diana. And I'm going to go back to her, because that's where it ties into Epstein. Back to the book, back to Hayden's book.
A few months after I met her, Stella invited me to what she said would be a casual, yet star-studded party at her apartment in Los Feliz. I didn't have anything better to do, so I said yes. I didn't think anything of it until she mentioned the word trust. This was a party she was talking about, not a secret society. The word trust made the whole thing sound fishy.
So she goes to this party, and this isn't the yacht party, this is the yacht party is coming up next. I'm going to tell you why I read this part because that word trust and the secret society talk.
So she goes to this party, this first one. She's very uncomfortable there. She's a young woman at this time, I think 18 years old. She says in the book, Just as I was putting my coat on and about to say goodbye to Stella, one of the men, an Oscar winning actor and director, approached me. It was nice to talk to you over there, he said, smiling. Are you heading home? I am, I answered. I've got to be up early tomorrow. He smiled again, this time a little bigger. Well, have a good night. Just be careful when you leave because someone spit their gum out somewhere and I got some on my pants. Excuse me, I asked, stepping back. Look here, he answered, pointing down. There's a big wad of gum on my pants. Now, when I was a young man, me and the fellows would joke around with stuff like this. Definitely not to young women, right? But this is a joke about you put your scroll through the zippers of your pants, right? Which sounds insanely immature, right? Which is a calling card of the Epstein crew because you see that these old dudes never grow up. Like, they're still stuck at 18 years old, like the crude humor, right?