Regardless of whether CPP was ever used for nefarious purposes, it's now clear that Buck's is where the evidence is to be found. Hence the dubious shooting at CPP, which serves to misdirect attention from Buck's. There IS NO BASEMENT at CPP; quit fixating on one location and ignore the shills, and the misguided who continue to profess otherwise. The pizza sauce used at CPP is stored in the basement of Buck's. For what other reason would they be stored there if CPP had one of its own? And the "#killroom" refrigerator is located at Buck's as well.

Buck's website, bucksfishingandcamping.com, currently features a "10 Year Birthday Party" promo picture. There is absolutely nothing arbitrary found in this image. Everything serves a purpose, and I will enumerate them all. This photo was very limitedly discussed here and on reddit. What had been pointed out previously, before it fell into obscurity, was the "underwear" shaped napkin, the single piece of pasta, candlestick "penis," red & white checkered pattern being code for "alt-lifestyle," and "hot dog" shaped contact info (this being the weakest observation). All of these could very easily be claimed incidental or arbitrary, even though upon close inspection, the "candle" looks like it is the actual shaft of a penis digitally edited to look like a candle. What is not so easily deniable are the three grizzly images found on the left behind the pink backdrop. Each is cropped with diagonal separation between them. I will describe them from most to least apparent, starting with the middle image, which is a bloody head, cropped from the nose down to his left shoulder, which the head is bent toward, and has a forked stream of blood dripping down, as well as a horizontal gash in it. There also appears to be a gash on the face above the lip. Next, the bottom image is another bloody face, this time cropped from the nose to the mouth, which is agape. And finally, the top image is a bloody torso, with nipple visible at the left edge. Whether these are genuine snuff photography or lifted from a painting, one can't be sure. I spent an hour looking through morbid Renaissance paintings to no avail (could be contemporary, but I doubt it). But even if they are lifted, it's not so easily explainable.

Perhaps more disturbingly however, is the true "centerpiece" of the photo, which is not the steak as one would think, but rather is hidden in plain sight underneath it. It appears to be a body in a light green body bag, mostly covered by the tablecloth, but with the feet end poking out next to the steak sign. It is quite possibly headless, or meant to look headless, since using a real corpse would have smelled up the photo shoot. And the sheen of the fabric appears like nylon, which body bags are made of.

The blue and white striped fabric next to the oysters sign is most likely a bed pillow (when not sold in solid white, pillows tend to be striped as such) and the dark green fabric, a bed sheet in context with the pillow. Now, I read in here somewhere that "oysters" is code for sedatives, which is very relevant to these items, but I'm unaware of the authenticity of this translation. However, I am aware that in homosexual handkerchief code, a hunter green handkerchief is code for "daddy seeking orphan boy" (and vise versa) which is located next to the steak sign.

The remainder of my analysis is more speculative (though I'm fairly confident in my speculations). I would venture to say that the bit of red exposed by the gap in the fake wooden slats is indicative of a sinister reality hidden behind a thin facade. Then there's the dead plants, which are juxtaposed with depictions of live plants on the yellow sheet behind them to symbolize life and death. Behind the yellow string holding up the banner is a green object hanging from an orange string and another orange string dangling from it, this could be a bracelet pendant to identify members by. Now, back to the left side, below the previously described images, my best guess as to what is written in the green and blue area is "NATO $$$$." As for what the image itself is of, it's clearly a lawn, a structure of some kind, and sky. Beyond this it is far too nondescript for me to tell. Whatever it is, you can be assured it has a meaning relevant to the rest of the photo. We are now left with only the sheer orange striped fabric unaccounted for. The only thing I can think of to explain this is that often in films harems/courtesans are surrounded by a sheer curtain while on display. I am admittedly less confident in this bit of speculation.