https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZQxYQ49p0U&t=3s
Watch this video and then ask yourselves
This guy spoke to Alefantis TWICE and didn't record it? He even "threatens" this guy on the phone call we that was never recorded. This is the same guy trying to profit off this.
All I'm saying is don't be so quick to believe this. For all we know this guy could be staging this and trying to scare people or create fake news or who knows.
Give me your thoughts.
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jml1201 ago
Ok maybeee I can understand for some reason you didn't record it the first time and that is a big maybe but the SECOND time? I'm having a real hard time with this. You did all this investigative work and didn't record him threatening you.
micha_ ago
Thank you for being sceptical. There were a few things that didn't fit. He was not wondering, how Alefantis got the pics of his girlfriend and mother. He received a death threat. That is enough for everyone, to go to police. Blackmail with illegally aquired photos by Alefantis? Police would instruct, how to call him once more and what to say, to make him repeat the threats. But this guy is not interested at all to involve law enforcement...
And finally: after receiving death threats torwards himself, his mother and gf, he doesn't forget to advertise his pizzagate-shop...
starrydust ago
Yeah, I found the last bit a bit disconcerting. He switches emotions rapidly - from pleading, almost begging us to not go… to then becoming light-hearted and smiling, and in an apparently genuine way.
“Check out pizzagategeaer.com. Look at my shirts” and then “keep up the good fight.” It's interesting, because just a few moments before, he said “Do not go to this location… this isn’t our fight. This isn’t our battle.” He conveys that we should place our trust in law enforcement agencies instead... Well, have they been shown to be trustworthy so far? (Remember James's text, “the FBI liked your videos?”)
samhara ago
"Place our trust in law enforcement" Then doesn't go to the police?. psht.