A Twitter user named Patrick Siado claims to have had a conversation with James Alefantis today about Pizzagate. He has posted screensnaps of this alleged conversation on his Twitter page:

https://twitter.com/patrick_siado

Without going into Alefantis's responses, which you can read for yourselves, what I would call attention to is that Siado only started his Twitter a month ago (October 31) and that his first tweet was a re-tweet from John Podesta! Two tweets followed the day before the election (November 7) and then nothing until November 26, when Siado is suddenly very interested in Pizzagate.

Siado posts a decent picture of himself but no personal information, other that he lives in Marion, Illinois. On his Facebook page, he states that he works for the Optimus Group in Houston, Texas. Not only is it odd that according to his FB he lives in a different state than he states on his Twitter, the Optimus Group is rather mysterious. I say this because the Group's own FB page gives no information whatsoever. It makes one wonder why the Group has a FB page at all.

Siado's FB page has been active for over 3 years and shows a history of being very critical of Hillary Clinton. There are a fair few recent posts relating to Pizzagate. However, on November 26, it seems he suddenly switched over to Twitter. The material he has posted on Twitter is not also posted on his FB, which seems curious, especially if he had the conversation with Alefantis on FB today. The obvious thing to do with his screensnaps, you would think, is post them on FB too.

If you add in the fact that his Twitter says he lives in Illinois (not Texas), there's something odd here. One wonders if the Twitter account is not a real one and that someone has appropriated his identity using a profile photo that is found on his FB, which is public.