Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer, Keith McCants, found dead at 53, September 2, 2021
Keith McCants was born on the 109th day of the year, April 19, and he is dead on September 2, or 2/9, like 29.
109, 29th prime
Football = 29
Adding insult to injury, he is dead on the 137th day of his age.
Tampa Bay = 137
NFL = 137 (Satanic Gematria)
As for being dead at 53, that is the ‘Vesica Piscis’ number, or the shape of the football in sacred geometry.
Vesica Piscis = 53
Tampa, Florida = 53
Of course, this news comes on a Thursday, one week before his former Buccaneers open the season with the QB who won Super Bowl 53, as well as most recently, 55.
Also, notice he was from Mobile, Alabama, home of a Jesuit University.
Mobile = 56
Alabama = 56 (Jewish)
Society of Jesus = 56
*Coronavirus = 56
*Covid Vaccine = 56
On this same day of McCants death at 53, the Bucs are reportedly 100% vaccinated from ‘Covid’.
Don’t overlook that he was born in ’68, the year coronavirus was coined.
*The other team is the Atlanta Falcons, located in the same city as the CDC.
As for him playing for Alabama in college, he has died 127 days before the championship game, January 7, 2022.
127, 31st prime
Alabama = 31
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In honor of Kate Hudson (part of the K.H. ritual), born on 4+19+79=102 (as in 21, doubled is 42… and she turned 42 this year). He was number 52, but died at 53. Born 4+19+68=91. 102-91=11. 1979-1968=11. He died on 9+2=11. His 11th birthday was when Kate Hudson, (Goldie Hahn’s daughter, not Katy Perry, who was also born Katheryn Hudson on 10+25+84=119… 911, and a K.H. twin… 25 as in 52, his number) was born. Kate Hudson is known for “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” co-starring Matthew McC–onaughey, close to McC–ants. McConaughey starred in Dazed and Confused, which came out out in 1993, and was 102 minutes long. It rated 10th out of 25 years of the 50 funniest movies per Entertainment Weekly magazine. 10-25… Katy Perry’s (Katheryn Hudson… K.H.) birthday. This might be a Hollywood’s version of a civil war between the Southeast (Alabama/Florida), and (Texas/Los Angeles).