Proving that there is bad blood between him and his brother Dennis, Randy Quaid declared that his younger brother is a “disgusting, hateful man” in a recent tweet.
In the post, which appears to be a court hearing, Dennis is seen commenting on Randy and his wife Evi’s multiple run-ins with the law and their conspiracy theories. “Randy and Evi started to think there was a group of people who wanted to kill them,” Dennis explained. “And take their money.”
Dennis then pointed out that Randy and Evi Quaid thought that the people who were supposedly coming after them were also the same people who supposedly took Heath Ledger and Michael Jackson’s money.
“I could go on and on,” Dennis also said. “With every dead celebrity, there was one. They were paranoid because they were [being] attacked. They were in constant movement. And paranoid.”
Randy and Evi Quaid showed off their conspiracy theories in 2010. They told CBS Early show that the “star destroyers” were attacking them.
“I’m… I’m afraid… that fear because there, for the last three years and really the last 20 years, there… I’ve been scammed,” Quaid said at the time, according to Entertainment Weekly.
“My finances have been decimated by a group of people, like my former attorney, my former business manager, and an estate planner, specifically. And they have conspired together to… co-opt my corporations, put in administrators without my knowledge.”
Randy Quaid reveals more details about ‘Star Whackers’
When asked if the “star destroyers” wanted to kill him, Randy Quaid said, “Well, yeah. I mean, they…not in a…not in a sense where, you know, they’re going to come out and shoot me with a gun or something.”
Quaid also claimed that star chasers manipulated the judicial system. “The judicial system falsely arrested us,” he said. “And make it impossible for us to operate on a daily basis in the most basic way.”
Quaid said if things continue as before, he and his wife could end up on the street. “We won’t have anything to eat, okay? “That’s how bad it is.”
Quaid also claimed that David Carradine was the target of the “star destroyers.” “I can’t believe David committed suicide. “His wife recently came out and said she doesn’t believe that…that she believes he was murdered.”
Quaid later said that he did not believe Heath Ledger’s death was an accident. Additionally, he noted that Ledger was an athlete and robust. “I have had eight friends of mine who have died mysteriously or had scandals surrounding them in recent years, and this is what I refer to when [say] Star Strike.”
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