Beanie Babie email (pizzagate)

submitted ago by FloridaMom1974

https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/26263
It seems like every time this email gets brought up it is quickly hidden or dismissed. Am I the only one that thinks this is highly unusual or relevant? I own a business handling personal property liquidations and can say for certain that it would not be possible to sell a beanie babie for $20 each...

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Mrs_Ogynist01 ago

He's currently an intern at Pew Research.

Which is funded by Pew Charitable Trusts - https://web.archive.org/web/20161118203104/http://www.pewresearch.org/about/our-funding/

Which is where Tamera Luzzatto is the senior vice-president: http://archive.is/igOIJ#selection-1545.0-1545.15

She is the woman who provides her step-granddaughters as entertainment at pool parties.

amyrebeccajames ago

On its own the email is very suspicious. The only possible explanation aside from coded talk would be an inside joke. Professors have a lot of those but when combined with this comment I think we have our answer.

I don't think he has 480 children, or even 48 children hiding in his house, but maybe he has some kind of collection of credits on a pizza website and the police were coming and he needs help hiding them, or maybe he has a 4 and an 8 year old he needs help hiding. He may need to hide some of his money from sales of children in the past. Lots of explanations in terms of child trafficking.

amyrebeccajames ago

THANK YOU!! That's what it is about then.

wokethefkup ago

Or he has 4 8yr old children for sale. I wish we could come across a pricing for trafficked children so we could know if the amount he's asking would add up to a certain amount of children? Idk just thoughts

EQJ ago

Upvote! WTF!

AFriend ago

Maybe he stumbled upon something while there...

Intern Investigator Georgetown University Law Center August 2014 – December 2014 (5 months)|Washington D.C. Metro Area Investigated criminal cases—including sexual and physical assault, prostitution, drug possession, theft, unlawful entry, and weapon offenses—in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia on behalf of the defense. Spoke with clients and attorneys to develop a defense theory; canvassed and photographed crime scene areas for evidence; located and took detailed statements from witnesses in the field, as well as interviewed and subpoenaed expert and defense witnesses for trial.