[UPDATE] I'm in contact with a person who has access to court records and wants to help investigate Pizzagate. They just sent me the first wave of records. Help me dig through them.

[UPDATE] I'm in contact with a person who has access to court records and wants to help investigate Pizzagate. They just sent me the first wave of records. Help me dig through them. (pizzagate)

submitted 8.3 years ago by MakeAmericaDankAgain

(If you didn't see my original post: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1446206))

Hello, my fellow weaponized autists! The guy I'm talking to who has access to court records has taken your suggestions and investigated them, and now he has delivered the records! I need help to dig through them and see if there's anything useful in there, so let's get to it!

Full Docket of Bonacci v. Catholic Archbishop, et al: https://sli.mg/6Rqjhp

Order on Discovery and Protective Order (Docket #114): https://sli.mg/ZraSiT

Docket For Big Cheese LLC's Breach of Contract Case: https://sli.mg/0xdbLk

Court Cases for James Alefantis, let me know which ones you want to see and I'll let the guy know: https://sli.mg/IEjHKF

He says will keep funnelling stuff to me, and I'll post it here as he does. Keep giving suggestions.

Also, a message from him: "Knowing what county these people live/lived in will help. For example, no divorce records return in DC for 'Anthony Podesta' (although an unspecified misdemeanor from 1985 does show). The search is on a county-by-county sometimes court-within-each-county basis. Bit of a needle in a haystack without being pointed in a direction."

Let's get to work, investigators!

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EndThePizza 8.3 years ago

Question, because I don't know much about how this works: Is all this information publicly available? If someone finds something that could actually be used in court, it needs to have been accessed legally to be admissable as evidence, right?

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