I'm not sure if this is significant. This is kind of a follow up to this thread which talks about "Sotheby's cards" and it's unclear what is being referred to.
tl;dr: It appears Sotheby's art institution that Podesta "drew cards" for (whatever that means) is also an international realty firm connected to the house where the handkerchief was found:
(There are numerous other emails that talk about this get-together, just search for "vineyard" in wikileaks)
It appears whoever the "realtor" is who found the handkerchief also works for the art institute for which the Podestas were drawing cards ("Sotheby's cards" whatever that really means). This "realtor" sounds like they're in on it, having found the "handkerchief" and thus aware of whatever happened in that house.
Who is the realtor? Could it be an employee or manager at Sotheby's? Could Sotheby's be a one-stop shop for these people? They run real estate, art, and auction businesses, as well as wine and diamond trading.
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bolus ago
Susan mentioned it...we don't know if it turned out to be nothing.
What's important is that she thought it might be important. That's the key. That she thought it might means something indicates that the words actually mean something significant to her.
Verite1 ago
Disagree. She thought it was something because she's responsible agent following up and making sure belongings were left behind.
ZalesMcMuffin ago
Susan is not the realtor. Susan is the one who seemed to think it could be important to JP, and also provided the psychic "pizza-related map" description from the vague description given to her by the realtor.