Update: Band Abiku (Spirit of death children) was (living) inside the Disturbing Abandoned "Stripclub"! (Polaroid pictures of kids in underwear hanging on the wall!) (pizzagate)

submitted ago by helpingabit12

Introduction:

Few days before someone made a post about an disturbing abandoned strip club, inside the abandoned strip club are a lot of weird things (hints and clues)...

 

One of the things that stout out was a band poster hanging on the wall from a band called Abiku with a possible pedo bear:

Poster hanging in the room on the wall of the abandoned strip club http://i.imgur.com/bHfYg1k.jpg

 

Abiku Wikipedia:

Abiku refers to the spirits of children who die before reaching puberty; a child who dies before twelve years of age being called an Abiku, and the spirit, or spirits, who caused the death being also called Abiku.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiku

 

If you didn't follow the other post, please also read:

"Band poster on the wall of abandoned strip club's secret basement is of the same "taste" as heavy breathing and that's not where the similarities/coincidences stop......" https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1842015

 

 

After researching this a bit more,a few more puzzle pieces have fall into place.

On the Instagram related to the band there are some very old school, video editing product pictures they post. This gear can be used to make all kind of distortion effects, swirls, black and white, colour changing, noise, etc.

Abiku also use this kind of device in there music video "Horns":
https://vimeo.com/7638440

This means Abiku likes the old school art of video editing with specific old hardware! (This was common in the 80s 90s but its a rare art in the 00s digital age)

 

Proof of Abiku's presence inside the abandoned "strip club":

  1. Inside the abandoned strip club on the floor is one arty drawing/sketch/concept of electronics and next to it something that can be described as a distorted black and white (video)image! I'm very sure this drawing is from Abiku because the technique in the music video's perfectly reflect/corespondent with the arty technological drawing found on the floor!! http://imgur.com/a/oUqFf

  2. On the floor inside the stripclub they also find lyrics, the guy making the video reads them and after reading he say "sounds like some dark heavy metal lyrics": https://youtu.be/Zgd0STvGcsU?t=4m18s Are those the lyrics of an unfinished Abiku song?

  3. The carebear stuffed animal laying on the piano in the strip club, also is featured in the first part of there music video https://youtu.be/Zgd0STvGcsU?t=8m34s Disturbing Abandoned Strip Club

    https://youtu.be/4PkH6JxmH_M?t=33s Music video

 

Those 3 things are pointing out that Abiku was inside the stripclub and possible lived there or used this location

This information can also narrow down the possible location of the "strip club" because the band is from Baltimore Maryland.

 

 

In a other video of the Abandoned "strip club" they film a difrent area inside the building and in there are hanging polaroid pictures on the wall of kids in underwear with the text above it "Donate" and a arrow pointing down. https://youtu.be/jEQ48WYkdx8?t=9m3s

 

 

We.. have looked into the stripclub and this group Abiku,(and related (Sleepytimegoblin/Jedicom/1bit/Curse) several times now and Babys/kids/ /Heavy breathing/comet/ping pong/pedophilia (related) material keeps reaching the surface.

 

But this topic needs more researchers, be sure to check out the first post about this topic.

 

Please don't let this post get left behind again and help a bit?

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Mad_As_Hell ago

Re Diamond Lounge: https://yelp.to/qTKq/eg9Yw2d9YC

Not the same place: http://diamondloungemd.com

helpingabit12 ago

Diamond Lounge, Baltimore Yelp reviews:

"You can get all sorts of things around here."

"Diamond lounge is one of the ghetto strip clubs on "The Block"

"As for the girls, there were only two of them on shift, which was plenty for such a small and dead club during the daytime. One was attractive enough, the other not so much and on the large side. Both seemed depressed to be there like they didn't want to be working."

"The Block is known not only for having a number of strip clubs, but known for having the ghettoist of the ghetto in strip clubs."

"The saddest club experience ever. I think I might have actually cried if our "strip club tour" had consisted entirely of such places. Hilariously, when we came back to The Block after hitting Scores (one of us had a car there), The entire Block was cordoned off by police. No idea why, but glad we left."