Welcome to the third weekly Open Thread.
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SuperJohnWayne ago
This is great. Sometimes, there may not be sufficient information about a strong hunch someone has, and therefore cannot submit the info. However, if that person can submit on this thread, other people will see it, and later if more info surfaces about the topic, it will be on more people's radar.
I'll use the thread for this purpose right now and repost a comment I made regarding the recent mansion fire in McLean, VA. The submission on which I commented was made by Seth_Rich 2 days ago. User "DarkMath" responded to my comment and pointed out a possible organ trafficking angle to my comment and mentioned George Webb. User "dmthirdeye" pointed out the Masonic number "33" in my comment.
Hello, long time lurker here and finally registered. This may or may not be something indirectly related, so I thought I'd share. I have my suspicions about it, which I'll share. Maybe some can find out more info.
Triple homicide in the McLean Fairfax VA area. 1339 Windy Hill Rd. Apparently Shirley Zhou and her son her shot by the husband and father, Hong Chen. Shirley owned and operated (personally performed) permanent makeup procedures on customers' faces, like permanent makeup eyebrows. They are like "tattoos."
My suspicions: -very wealthy neighborhood near politicians
-permanent makeup clinic- covert uses, changing identity, etc. Hillary's double?
-cannot find anything about Chen, other than previous places of residence, mainly around the DC area
-Shirley Zhou was from China and frequently traveled there to learn more about makeup procedures, trafficking connection?
-News reports conflicted with each other early on, and especially as time went on. -Neighbors said that they didn't know the family that lived there/ They were well liked in the neighborhood -A family friend called police after seeing a body through the window/ The daughter found the bodies -The couple reportedly has a daughter who is away at college/ The daughter found the bodies
-Police were and still are, according to the news reports I've seen and read and based on my intuition, not telling the whole story. They conducted a massive investigation with K-9s sniffing the woods, evidence teams at the scene, etc, and said that more details other than the revealed, "There was trauma to the bodies," would wait until family was notified. But later, reports say that the daughter found the bodies.
-The usual store bought boquet of flowers that appears at so many possible false flag shootings started appearing while reporters were on scene, but apparently these folks were not known.
-Apparently, this lady was an expert in the makeup art. People would travel from all over the country for her services. People on the makeup clinic's Facebook page stated how they had sacrificed time off, money, and travel to let her do the procedures.
-I think it smells fishy, but could be nothing.
In light of this fire, I thought I'd post this.