A Bad Omen for King Charles III as the Grim Reaper Allegedly Appears at Westminster Abbey during Coronation!

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Article by Leo Zagami

A video from King Charles III’s coronation in London showed a shaded figure in the congregation of Westminster Abbey which has been described on social media as the “grim reaper” and the “death ripper” has become suddenly viral.

The exact moment was captured by Twitter user @realjoegreeeen who took to the social media platform to reveal his shock.

He tweeted: ‘Anyone else just notice the Grim Reaper at Westminster Abbey #Coronation’

The video has since been seen almost half a million times – with other viewers tweeting about the sighting.

One person wrote: ‘the grim reaper has appeared’

‘It’s like that scene in Exorcist 3’ tweeted another.

‘Is that for real?’ questioned another.

The Grim Reaper, also known as “The Reaper,” is one of the many personified versions of Death and was heavily used during the medieval period where it came to symbolize death as well as a fear of the unknown. However, in Biblical terms, the Grim Reaper is also one of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, under the name “Death.”

The concept of Death as a personified being is timeless, as old as time itself, but the grim figure of a hooded skeleton carrying a scythe was not evident until the medieval period. Although the Grim Reaper normally comes to those already dying, it has been noted that on rare occasions the Grim Reaper has the power to kill someone, though the entity occasionally does this out of malice. Due to the Grim Reaper appearing in a vaguely human form, there are many tales in which the entity can be tricked or bribed into freeing a person (which is where the phrase “cheating death” likely came from). However, for the most part, the Grim Reaper was seen as unable to be reasoned with and an inevitable part of being human and necessary to keep after all humanity from overpopulation.

The Grim Reaper is a stock character in popular culture to this day, appearing in countless media ranging from television and radio to comic books and novels, but he has never been spotted before at a Royal Coronation. 

So, could this be a bad omen for King Charles III’s future reign?  Even the Daily Mail wrote today in disbelieve: 

“Every big party attracts some uninvited guests, but royal fans joked that they’d spotted the angel of death himself at Westminster Abbey today as Prince Charles was crowned. Onlookers were convinced they spotted the Grim Reaper at Westminster Abbey this morning during the historic ceremony.  In the middle of the aisle, a hooded figure in all black can be seen waltzing across in full view of the camera, before eerily disappearing again.”

Only time will tell if this was a bad omen for King Charles’s future but let’s not forget that Charles has been one of the two main proponents of the infamous Great Reset whose occult significance, I wrote extensively about in Confessions of an Illuminati Volume 7: From the Occult Roots of the Great Reset to the Populist Roots of The Great Reject.

The royal media fact checkers immediately intervened to stop any speculations on the Grim Reaper at Westminster Abbey but none of with evidence of who this figure really was. They could only speculate it might be a member of the clergy walking across the Church. So, check out the clip of the curious event and make your mind up on this possibly bad omen for King Charles III who is also the new King of the Craft meaning the King of Freemasonry.

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