A shocking and eerie Facebook post by Sean Pfeffer, just one day before his death, has surfaced, revealing his chilling prediction about his own murder. Pfeffer, aged 45, was found dead alongside Colter White, 53, in a remote part of the Santa Cruz Mountains, California, on April 24. The two men were discovered in the back of an abandoned truck, bound and shot.
Before the incident, Pfeffer, a mechanic from Boulder Creek, had posted on Facebook, naming James Collier as the person responsible for causing him trouble. In his post, Pfeffer accused Collier of pressuring his cousin and hinted at an imminent confrontation, even suggesting that he hoped Collier would shoot him. The post, which was written the day before the bodies were found, reads: “If today doesn’t work out, know that it was James Collier… I’m rolling down there right now Jimmy, I hope you shoot me.”
On April 28, authorities arrested 66-year-old James Collier from Boulder Creek in connection with the deaths. He was taken into custody without incident and is facing two charges of murder. The case, which has baffled investigators, is thought to possibly stem from a dispute regarding Collier’s refusal to vacate a property that was being sold.
The bodies were discovered under a 1988 Harley-Davidson motorcycle, which had been transported to the scene by tractor. A coroner’s report confirmed that Pfeffer died from a gunshot wound to the chest, while White suffered multiple gunshot wounds to his torso and limbs. The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office has classified the deaths as a double homicide, but the motive remains unclear.
Authorities have praised the collaborative efforts of local law enforcement agencies in solving the case, which has left the community stunned. Detective work, including a raid on Collier’s home, ultimately led to his arrest, bringing some closure to this tragic and unsettling case.
