http://sli.mg/a/UJGvjj

Idk if this has been posted before or if it's of any relevance, but I did find it interesting.

I made this comparison screen capture to show a friend the coincidence in the phonetics. I don't know who originally found these details, but I feel it's a curious piece of the puzzle.

French translations have phonetic similarities or messages:

French, Phonetic and PizzaGate players

Alefantis is also similar to the French "a l'enfants" which is French for "has children".

Type "a l'enfants" in google if you don't believe me.

As as i have answered in a previous thread Alefantis can be derived from Alifantis ( written with u, ei or i in the original Greek language ) , alternative probable spellings : Alifantis , Alefantes , Alifantes , Anifantis

On the old pizzagate subplebbit, someone claims his name was really chris something. I wish I had saved it because within hours of that post the subreddit got deleted

A great many immigrants who crossed the Atlantic ended up with surnames that were spelled and/or pronounced differently upon arrival. Some because they wished to have a name that would fit better here, others because those doing their immigration papers simply couldn't understand them. Perhaps the ones that ended up with that surname were not prolific procreators. Or perhaps someone back in the day, for whatever reason, legally changed their name and the 49 represent all their descendants. That in and of itself means nothing.

Edit: typo