This is a follow up to my earlier post https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1723410/
Checking a few December 2001 flights again, and now things are getting a bit interesting, as there are two separate pages on the pilot log for the flight numbers 33-39. These pilot logs were originally hand written, and another underground journalist has made a huge job turning all almost 1200 flights to CSV data. His work might include mistakes, but the original hand written logs are sent as evidence to The Court and could be checked again. From the CSV data:
- 33: 2001 Nov 30 from HPN to Palm Beach: JE, SK, GB, JP, KC
- 33: 2001 Nov 30 from HPN to Palm Beach: JE, SK, GWONDOLYN BECK, JOEL PASHCOW, KAREN CASEY (initials matching)
..
- 34: 2001 Dec 04 from Palm Beach to ISP: JE, SK
- 34: 2001 Dec 04 from Palm Beach to ISP: JE, SK (matching)
..
- 35: 2001 Dec 08 from ISP to Palm Beach: JE, AD
- 35: 2001 Dec 08 from ISP to Palm Beach: JE, AP (not matching)
..
- 36: 2001 Dec 09 from Palm Beach to Virgin Islands: JE, GM, AP, 1 FEMALE
- 36: 2001 Dec 09 from Palm Beach to Virgin Islands: JE, GM, AP, 1 FEMALE (matching)
..
- 37: 2001 Dec 13 from Virgin Islands to HPN: JE, GM, SK, AD, GT, CW, CD
- 37: 2001 Dec 13 from Virgin Islands to HPN: JE, GM, SK, AP, GEOR [?] TINTAY, CRISTALLE WASCHE, CHAUN TAEPAVICS (initials matching except for AD and CD)
..
- 38: 2001 Dec 15 from HPN to CMH: JE, SHELLEY LEVIS, 2 FEMALES, 1 MALE
- 38: 2001 Dec 15 from HPN to CMH: JE, JE, SL, 2 FEMALES, 2 MALES (not matching)
My interpretation: Epstein's airplane has not visited other places between these flight (flight numbers are in order). Alan Dershowitz, who told the court in a written declaration that he has visited Epstein's place in Virgin Island only ONCE and only with his FAMILY, might have landed to Palm Beach on Dec 8th, continued to Virgin Islands on December 9th, leaving on December 13th.
The log having double pages with different passenger data for the same flight numbers suggests that someone is not honest here. Hmm... would actually be an easy fix to change a "D" to a "P" in hand written logs. Let's remember that it was Mr. Dershowitz himself who delivered the logs to the police.
Additionally, there are A LOT OF FLIGHTS with "AP" as passenger, and none with both AP and AD. Now who might AP be if not Mr. Dershowitz?
Related links to connect this to PG are in the earlier post https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1723410/
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Vigilia_Procuratio ago
A personal database record of flight records is not proof of flights, it is a statement. Proof of flights comes from an air traffic controller. If that is supposed to be some kind of alibi then he's clearly got something to hide.
anonOpenPress ago
In a private plane, is there any other control but the pilot's log on passengers? There are no tickets bought, and with Epstein's wealth I'd guess there's no check-in for his flight guests.
Vigilia_Procuratio ago
Fair point. Okay, so if somebody flies to the US Virgin Islands (so they're not leaving the USA at any point), do they need a current passport? I mean, here in England I can technically leave the country into Europe without one (at least now, this might change after Brexit fully takes effect) - I might not get very far without one (that is, if I cannot sufficiently prove my identity), but legally I don't actually need one. So what about the USA (excuse my ignorance, I really haven't got a clue about this)?
NotAnIdiot ago
If you're flying within the US you at least need a photo ID (license). At least that's how it is at a regular airport.
Vigilia_Procuratio ago
So presumably, if somebody flies privately and domestically then the passengers don't need to be declared. In other words, a private passenger roster means virtually jack shit.
NotAnIdiot ago
I don't know how private flights work, but in a regular airport there needs to be a scanned ID.
Vigilia_Procuratio ago
Okay, so Lolita Express is a Boeing 727. I wonder how many private and civil aerodromes in the US would be able to accommodate such an aircraft? In other words, what are the chances that when this thing is at an airport the passengers are at some point required to show ID?
NotAnIdiot ago
As far as I know there is actually a separate part of the airport where private planes are parked/stored. Not sure if you need to show ID to get in there, or maybe just the pilot does.
I just looked it up. It is not always necessary to show ID on a private chartered flight. I assume it is the same if you own the plane.
Vigilia_Procuratio ago
Bear in mind though that if the flight leaves US airspace then customs and immigration will be relevant - without the usual checks, terrorism and smuggling will be a problem.
In any case, as I said a private passenger roster is worth very little if nobody has to present before an airport official at any time. All we really know for sure is who the plane belongs to (presumably who the pilot is as well, but again there's no guarantee unless somebody actually IDs him). Useful by all means, but if somebody wanted to use that for an alibi then it might not be much good.