Grady Demond Wilson of Sanford and Son, dies the same day as Michael 5000 Watts, January 30, 2026
They saved this news for Jackie Robinson’s 107th birthday anniversary (Ritual Sacrifice=107). It goes with the show Sanford and Son coming out in ’72, the year Jackie Robinson died.
Grady Demond Wilson was born on October 13, the day leaving 79 days in the year, and died January 30, 2026, 79 days after the Superior General’s birthday (Society of Jesus=79, Murder=79).
Don’t forget the Dodgers, who Jackie played for, won the World Series on Fernando Valenzuela’s birthday anniversary, a man who died as the 79th NBA season was tipping off, and just before the Dodgers won the 2024 World Series, prior to winning it again in 2025, the year the World Series began on Jackie Robinson’s death anniversary in ’72.
Notice the way that Sanford and Son overlaps with ‘Jesuit Order.’
He died 54 days before the anniversary of the last episode, and again, the show began in ’72, the year Jackie Robinson died (Baseball=54 & 54). Keep in mind the show just turned 54 years old as well.
For a bit more, Sanford and Son is set in Watts, and this death came on the same day as Michael 5000 Watts, the Houston DJ.
Read about Michael 5000 Watts death here:
Watts died at 52, thus dying in his 53rd year of life, going withe Dodgers winning the 52nd and 53rd World Series titles for the NL in 2024 and 2025. And again, in 2025, the World Series began on the 53rd death anniversary of Jackie Robinson, a man who died at age 53.
Notice that Jackie died 11 days after Grady Demond Wilson’s 26th birthday, and now he is dead in 2026 (Black=11). These rituals are SICK, but so precise.
Notice the double 26 in his name (Grady=26, Demond=26).
Jesuits=86
For one last point, he died 16 days after the anniversary of the start of the show, January 14, 1972, and the show ran 136 episodes, the 16th triangular number. Of course, the Jesuits were created in the 16th Century.
Notice his character name, Lamont Sanford, equates to 53, the 16th prime.
His death is paired with Michael Watts.
Again, they saved this news for Jackie Robinson’s 107th birthday anniversary.
