The 32-year-old reality star has been sharing some controversial beliefs on her verified Facebook page recently, including her thoughts on Paul Walker‘s death and support for Nazism.
On Sunday, Dec. 8, the former MTV star wrote a message linking the February death of 21-year-old Canadian woman Elisa Lam with actor Walker’s fatal Nov. 30 car crash in Santa Clarita, Calif.
Tequila claimed that both were the victims of a “ritualistic murder.” (The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office ruled both deaths as accidental. Lam was found dead in a rooftop water tank of the Cecil Hotel in L.A.)
“I know who killed Elisa Lam. The Mysterious Video of the Girl in Elevator who ended up ‘mysteriously dead’ at the bottom of a closed off water tank. I believe I am the only person on this entire planet who knows what happened,” she wrote.
“I knew it the first time news of the strange video started circulating the internet weeks ago. I have just kept my mouth shut because there is a lot more to it and of course . . . cases like this . . . I just did not want to draw any attention to myself but I know exactly why they did it and yes it was indeed a ritualistic murder. Just like Paul Walker’s.”
“However, for Lam’s case I have so much detail that it may blow your mind,” she continued. “I know it blew my mind and that’s why I was debating on [whether] or not I should blog about it as I did not want to have anything to do with it . . . except for the fact that this ritual murder was directly linked to my ritual murder last year . . . So . . . kinda makes it hard for me to talk about, but . . .”
In March 2010, Tequila accidentally overdosed and suffered a brain aneurysm. She later entered a rehab program in Florida. “I can remember feeling like the bones were popping out the side of my head [because] the pain was so bad. I took some medications and tried to go for a nap, but when I woke up I was vomiting,” Tequila told Emag.co.uk at the time.
“I really thought I was going to die.”
The Shot at Love alum has also written a series of anti-Semitic posts on Facebook, claiming she supports Adolf Hitler. In response to backlash from fans, Tequila wrote on Monday, Dec. 9, “I never said I hated anyone, but just because I fee sympathy, compassion, and forgiveness for others such as Hitler means I am now a monster? All for trying to open your eyes to the truth that Hitler was NOT as bad as he was painted out to be?”
Gossip Cop reports that Tequila previously posted a photo of herself dressed in Nazi garb standing in front of Auschwitz, but has since deleted the image. She also said she converted to Judaism last year, but claimed she was “mocked” and “rejected” by Jews.