I think this is interesting, but I didn't catch the "destroy" word being used. I heard "here are our bags in the closet, the boy went into our computer system" which is irony considering the closeted pedos and satanists allegedly involved. Anyway, where did you hear the specific thing about destroying the computer?
Indirectly. The bullet hit the computer. The computer had to be replaced. That allowed them to take the computer, the evidence, out of the facility without it ever being looked at by anyone. Ever hear of bleachbit?
Well, they could have used any number of programs to destroy data. Doesn't have to be taken out of the office to do that sort of thing. Basically just fills a disk drive with all 1s and all 0s numerous times until it's guaranteed that even the best forensics can't determine what was on it. The program can fit on a thumb drive or CD/DVD quite easily.
If they orchestrated that to take the computer out of the office, then it was either an investigation designed to be low-key, and Alefantis was playing along for immunity or something, or there was some seriously important data there they wanted to save - but not transmit over insecure lines.
Hell, Alefantis may be FBI himself, just running the appearance of being a pedo to entrap these people. J. Edgar Hoover basically made a business in the FBI by spying on officials and blackmailing them with their homosexual and pedophilia behaviors. That's how he stayed as director of it for so long as well. That would be a weird turn if Alefantis was FBIAnon...
You have lots of good and interesting thoughts. I personally think the idea in paragraph two about saving the data is a good explanation. We are just guessing on this, but I am close to certainty that CPP is a transactional location for their disgusting deeds.
yeah you can wipe a hard drive but clearly the were in a haste to save the whatever information is on it hence the sloppy and easily discernible false flag.
The computer was already a private item on private property and they weren't under criminal investigation. They could have taken it out of the restaurant whenever they wanted. Why risk it becoming a piece of evidence? Or the police risk getting caught tampering with evidence? That doesn't make sense at all.
They show a picture of the computer, the guy went in there with a gun, they claimed he shot it, now they say the bullet went through the closet door and took a hard turn strait down through the top of the computer.
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VieBleu ago
I think this is interesting, but I didn't catch the "destroy" word being used. I heard "here are our bags in the closet, the boy went into our computer system" which is irony considering the closeted pedos and satanists allegedly involved. Anyway, where did you hear the specific thing about destroying the computer?
reasonedandinformed ago
Indirectly. The bullet hit the computer. The computer had to be replaced. That allowed them to take the computer, the evidence, out of the facility without it ever being looked at by anyone. Ever hear of bleachbit?
Prepper_Jack ago
Well, they could have used any number of programs to destroy data. Doesn't have to be taken out of the office to do that sort of thing. Basically just fills a disk drive with all 1s and all 0s numerous times until it's guaranteed that even the best forensics can't determine what was on it. The program can fit on a thumb drive or CD/DVD quite easily.
If they orchestrated that to take the computer out of the office, then it was either an investigation designed to be low-key, and Alefantis was playing along for immunity or something, or there was some seriously important data there they wanted to save - but not transmit over insecure lines.
Hell, Alefantis may be FBI himself, just running the appearance of being a pedo to entrap these people. J. Edgar Hoover basically made a business in the FBI by spying on officials and blackmailing them with their homosexual and pedophilia behaviors. That's how he stayed as director of it for so long as well. That would be a weird turn if Alefantis was FBIAnon...
reasonedandinformed ago
You have lots of good and interesting thoughts. I personally think the idea in paragraph two about saving the data is a good explanation. We are just guessing on this, but I am close to certainty that CPP is a transactional location for their disgusting deeds.
ravensedgesom ago
yeah you can wipe a hard drive but clearly the were in a haste to save the whatever information is on it hence the sloppy and easily discernible false flag.
reasonedandinformed ago
They are sick criminals. No one ever said that they were smart. They are running scared.
Bring_Down_CF ago
The computer was already a private item on private property and they weren't under criminal investigation. They could have taken it out of the restaurant whenever they wanted. Why risk it becoming a piece of evidence? Or the police risk getting caught tampering with evidence? That doesn't make sense at all.
reasonedandinformed ago
Now they have a reason that it is fully disposed of if ever pursued. The false flag op made sense to you somehow?
VieBleu ago
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ThorTheWonderful ago
I'm sure the bullet went right through the hard drive too. More proof this was a staged event!!
TheHolyMoly ago
Or there was no gun shot, Christ, I thought you had sense Thor.
ThorTheWonderful ago
They show a picture of the computer, the guy went in there with a gun, they claimed he shot it, now they say the bullet went through the closet door and took a hard turn strait down through the top of the computer.