I read the email and I'm putting my vote in for "nothing to see here". It sounds a little off, but not in the same category as the one about twelve people sharing one piece of pizza. Not to say there isn't something to it, but I feel like there isn't. Just my opinion.
I re-read the whole post and apparently I overlooked the part about the place being next door to the Costco. That does actually paint the whole e-mail in a stranger light.
I've been to dinner parties where I was a guest and got stuck cooking in the kitchen with the host. It happens, especially if they hear you can cook (or you're clearly bored and they are trying to get you to feel welcome).
I used to date someone who was in the social elite in Chicago and we either hosted or attended a dinner party several times each and every month. 'Fancy pants' dinner parties defy social norms of the typical person.
I'm confused as to why you're so vehemently against this post.
It's a plausible lead.
I'm not starting a witchhunt, I'm not accusing anybody of anything, I'm simply saying that the circumstancial evidence I gathered points to this particular pizza parlor.
If you want to prove me wrong, then by all means help me find out who this John M. guy is.
If it's a false lead and you present evidence, I'll gladly concede.
Until then, please understand that I will take advice from someone called "pizzagateruinsvoat" with a very big grain of salt, especially in a non-flammatory post I made that openly questions the validity of my own claims.
So basically, I've hit a dead-end in this lead because I can't for the love of god figure out who John M. is... I'm a eurofag, maybe a local centipede can go figure out who John M. is?
"Training", riiiiight. This looks like a sound lead. Not sure if it has any significance but I think the psych ward at UCLA they took Kanye to is named after Ronald Reagan.
Airports are always hotspots for trafficking. It would be normal for them to train their employees on how to spot traffickers, in the hope of preventing it.
That doesn't make it any less of a coincidence that the pizza place is right next to a trafficking hotspot.
I'd also like to say that I don't know what the advantage would be to using a small trail rather than a main road. Part of the point of using major airports in the first place is that with everything else going on, you're less likely to get noticed. Highly populated areas are safer than semi-remote areas.
Another note: If anyone is trafficking victims through an airport, they are probably only taking one or two victims at a time. They have to sit together on the plane, and bringing a whole squadron of girls through an airport with you would be something that would draw attention.
Good point about the one or two victims at a time.
I don't have any lead whatsoever that the trail is being used, but I imagine that if you want to avoid all the surveillance, even for a posteriori investigation, you'd be better off not taking the main airport roads. It could be a happy coincidence that the trail takes you from airport parking to a street two blocks away in a straight line to the pizza place
If only I lived in DC, I would have had a stake out already with some friends
PizzaAccount ago
I read the email and I'm putting my vote in for "nothing to see here". It sounds a little off, but not in the same category as the one about twelve people sharing one piece of pizza. Not to say there isn't something to it, but I feel like there isn't. Just my opinion.
graboid0 ago
That email about sharing one slice was bizarre.
What do you think of this specific email chain in the context of the links I provided?
PizzaAccount ago
I re-read the whole post and apparently I overlooked the part about the place being next door to the Costco. That does actually paint the whole e-mail in a stranger light.
graboid0 ago
I thought so too. Didn't think twice of the Costco until I randomly decided to search for pizza places near.
Can't find anything on John M. the manager though
HarveyKlinger ago
I've been to dinner parties where I was a guest and got stuck cooking in the kitchen with the host. It happens, especially if they hear you can cook (or you're clearly bored and they are trying to get you to feel welcome).
I used to date someone who was in the social elite in Chicago and we either hosted or attended a dinner party several times each and every month. 'Fancy pants' dinner parties defy social norms of the typical person.
REALJOHNCENA69 ago
graboid0 ago
I'm confused as to why you're so vehemently against this post.
It's a plausible lead.
I'm not starting a witchhunt, I'm not accusing anybody of anything, I'm simply saying that the circumstancial evidence I gathered points to this particular pizza parlor.
If you want to prove me wrong, then by all means help me find out who this John M. guy is.
If it's a false lead and you present evidence, I'll gladly concede.
Until then, please understand that I will take advice from someone called "pizzagateruinsvoat" with a very big grain of salt, especially in a non-flammatory post I made that openly questions the validity of my own claims.
KingKongisCTR ago
Your username plainly describes your intentions.
graboid0 ago
So basically, I've hit a dead-end in this lead because I can't for the love of god figure out who John M. is... I'm a eurofag, maybe a local centipede can go figure out who John M. is?
EDIT: minor text fixes
abcyouknowme ago
"Training", riiiiight. This looks like a sound lead. Not sure if it has any significance but I think the psych ward at UCLA they took Kanye to is named after Ronald Reagan.
graboid0 ago
I also thought it was convenient to have human trafficking training..
EndThePizza ago
Airports are always hotspots for trafficking. It would be normal for them to train their employees on how to spot traffickers, in the hope of preventing it.
That doesn't make it any less of a coincidence that the pizza place is right next to a trafficking hotspot.
I'd also like to say that I don't know what the advantage would be to using a small trail rather than a main road. Part of the point of using major airports in the first place is that with everything else going on, you're less likely to get noticed. Highly populated areas are safer than semi-remote areas.
Another note: If anyone is trafficking victims through an airport, they are probably only taking one or two victims at a time. They have to sit together on the plane, and bringing a whole squadron of girls through an airport with you would be something that would draw attention.
graboid0 ago
Good point about the one or two victims at a time.
I don't have any lead whatsoever that the trail is being used, but I imagine that if you want to avoid all the surveillance, even for a posteriori investigation, you'd be better off not taking the main airport roads. It could be a happy coincidence that the trail takes you from airport parking to a street two blocks away in a straight line to the pizza place
If only I lived in DC, I would have had a stake out already with some friends
save_thechildren ago
There was a post on reddit regarding smuggling children on private jets in boxes.....no security usually....