www.John.com (pizzagate)

submitted ago by onandonandon

www.john.com was a very odd website that contained 15 images. Each led to a password-protected form. The website is no longer active. Archive.

I first stumbled across it here, although I think this is more likely a phishing email. I also thought it was weird that the link in the email is to a jimdo site (same as comet ping pong). Again, pretty sure it's a phishing email.

Here's some reddit discussion.

It doesn't end there however:

  • Obviously, the site is a little weird. Discussion often leads to surmising that it is a sexual matchmaking service of some kind ("johns" etc.)

  • This is a stretch - but it's plausible that this domain could be controlled by Podesta, just due to the fact that the political elite like to buy up shitloads of self-referential domain names. Seen them everywhere.

Here's where it gets interesting:

Kind of a bummer that it was taken down; as whatever was behind the passwords is probably gone. Funny timing on it's removal, too.

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privatepizza ago

Thanks for bringing this up again and for your excellent new finds.

Still think it's fishy, even more so now that it's gone offline since it was mentioned on voat 18 days ago.

Knowing about email and email configs, it appears, imho that -

  • From the source, the email was sent to [email protected], but received to JP at his gmail address.

  • As such, it appears that all email sent to [email protected] is set up to automatically forward to JP's gmail account.

  • Which would mean that JP is the admin / owner of the website john.com.

OR, has been made admin of that email address by the website owner.

Otherwise, the sender has entered '[email protected]' in the 'name' field in her address book for JP's gmail account.

However if this was so (slim chances I say), the gmail address would appear in the 'to' field in the email source code.

A coincidence also, is that the domain name is registered and administered by the same company (Perfect Privacy LLC), as Hillary's 'clintonemail.com' domain.

This is the domain she used in her home server for her emails resulting in the email scandal.

This domain registrar is specialist, in that their clients pay them to hide from online records that they are owners of a domain.

Source - Perfect Privacy LLC are also registrars for clintonemail.com. http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/09/02/exclusive-hillary-paid-to-hide-identity-of-the-people-running-her-email-server/

john.com -

  • The website is / was fishy

  • The domain owners are paying to hide that they own it

  • john.com and clintonemail.com are registered by the same registration company

  • The servers are connected to the Clintons in a number of ways (thanks OP)

  • It's been taken offline since mentioned in connection with JP on voat

  • JP appears to receive emails from the domain

EDIT: formatting

onandonandon ago

Unfortunately, the John.com email is almost definitely spam. src 1 src 2 (same wording found- search on page "your mailbox has") There are many other examples of john.com/jimdo spam out there if you google around. My hypothesis is that he was receiving this spam to a georgetown law email account that he owned, which was autoforwarded to his gmail by ceo7.

privatepizza ago

I'm confused.com : )

So you're thinking that Caitlyn O'Brien had access to a Georgetown Law email acct of JP's?

And that the spam was sent from Jimdo to Caitlyn O'Brien, Accounts Analyst at Georgetown,

And Caitlin forwarded / autoforwarded it to [email protected]

And JP received it to his gmail acct ?