I think it's vital to NOT contact subjects' social media accounts because they will then go underground (pizzagate)

submitted ago by NeedleStack

Prime example:

'"James Alefantis'" instagram by morning of 11/7/16 it was set to private: http://pastebin.com/JktVbhZ7

He obviously got wind of people looking into his accounts. Maybe someone contacted him directly via instagram and so he locked up all his photos.

Even if that weren't the case, it's important people refrain from reaching out to people being scrutinized. Their public accounts provide so much info.

Archive everything and post away.

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bikergang_accountant ago

Also they will delete data and the FBI will never consult our archived data.. if we even archived it. And our archives will be splotchy.

Instead generate an excel of every person who posted on the company instagram. Then excel every business they've commented on. Then see if there are some repeats. If 5 people commented on a pizza business in DC and also commented on a pizza place in Wisconsin and both have cryptic messages then you actually helped. This is just one play facility. We aren't even close to uncovering the mother load. I bet that's in Mexico.

mergen ago

FBI insider said they already knew. They are pressured to do nothing by the higher ups.

Hopefully the status-quo change will force them to act.