This could be too remote to link but here it is.

Siphoning through the Podesta Emails on WikiLeaks, I found this one with an appealing subject:

From:[email protected]

To: [email protected]

Date: 2007-07-07 12:57

Subject: A road leading to success in bed

 

Watch your boner gradually come larger and stronger! http://dudipary.com/

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I've checked out dudipary.com and that address seems to be an old Spam Mail address.

But I also tried to find out more about the sender's Domain, "esag.net". Here's what I found:

• I was unable to connect to www.esag.net, which would probably suggest the address is no longer working

• I ran a Whois trace on the domain and found consistent results on all three tracking websites: ICANN.org, Whois.net and IP-adress.com. The domain is still reserved, expires in 2017, and the registrant is located in Dresden, Germany.

• Wikipedia gave me three possibilities:

1) École Suisse d'Archéologie en Grèce

2) École supérieure de design, d'art graphique et d'architecture intérieure (Penninghen school or ESAG Penninghen), a high school in Paris

3) Expression site associated gene, a gene found in the bloodstream expression site of the variable surface glycoproteins of the sleeping sickness parasite, Trypanosoma brucei

• A StartPage search showed me two relevant hits: esag.ch/ and esag.org/

• esag.ch/ - Esag Innovative Services seems to be a webpage for a electronics retailer located, according to their contact page, in Waedenswil, Switzerland.

• http://esag.org/ - European Society of Aesthetic Gynecology

A quick whois trace on all previous websites, ICANN.org and Whois.net shows the registrant is located in Athens, Greece, and IP-adress.com, shows the registrant is located in Waltham, Massachusetts.

All three show the domain was registered in October 2015.

Here's what it says on their About page:

The European Society of Aesthetic Gynecology, E.S.A.G. is a premier professional organization of cosmetic gynecologists located in Europe as well as worldwide, who specialize in aesthetic (cosmetic) surgical gynecology. E.S.A.G. aims to decisively contribute towards the promotion of innovation in aesthetic surgical gynecology in Europe and beyond.

Now, let's try and connect some dots.

Madeleine McCann disappeared on May 3rd, 2007.

Official police sketches of two of the suspects in her disappearance display an uncanny resemblance to brothers John and Tony Podesta.

Because of their alleged relation with the Pizzagate pedophile ring, it's now a goal of this investigation to find undeniable evidence that places the Podesta brothers in Portugal (specifically, in the Algarve) around the time of Madeleine McCann's disappearance.

In the context of this investigation, having an e-mail with pertaining to "A road leading to success in bed" and "Watch your boner gradually come larger and stronger!" in John Podesta's inbox just two months after Madeleine's disappearance would raise some eyebrows but could be overlooked; especially since it seems to have been nothing more than automated Spam mail.

On the other hand, the fact that the e-mail could have been sent by someone working at the European Society of Aesthetic Gynecology "who specialize in aesthetic (cosmetic) surgical gynecology", that makes my eyebrows rise a little higher. In fact, I imagine that, having the chance, many adult child abusers of 3 year-old girls would welcome such services to cover their tracks. This, of course, would imply corruption within the European Society of Aesthetic Gynecology or, at the very least, severely question their ethics code.

However! I believe that the most significant finding here could be something different, which is:

all the possibilities above point to the e-mail originating from someplace in Europe.

Too farfetched? You tell me. But please consider for a moment that:

1. If the address in the email body (http://dudipary.com)) indicates that the e-mail was the result of automated Spam - and it certainly seems so -, let me remind you that spam can be automated through many variables, some of which are recent search terms in your browser history and Geolocation.

2. Even if this is nothing but Spam, bare in mind that it was sent by a non-existing esag.net which could have migrated to esag.ch or esag.org. Regardless of its migration, these are all Europe-based domains.

3. One final incongruity is the end of this e-mail. The last few sentences are cut but clearly detail European references, such as United Kingdom Secretary of State for Defence, Vlaams Belang (Eng. Flemish Interest), and Sint-Niklaas.

In light of all of this:

Does this place at least John Podesta in Europe sometime around July 2007?