Ok, this is a weird one. But, I'll do my best to speed it up.

Long ago I visited the Mansions @ Newport, Rhode Island. For those of you who don't know - this is a really cool spot that has some of the most obscene and opulent mansions ever built. The Vanderbilts, Dukes, Hunt's and Berwind's were some of the families that commissioned these impossibly large summer homes: http://www.fodors.com/news/photos/newports-11-mansions-gilded-age-gems

While visiting, I was deeply intrigued by The Elms (bought by Edward Berwind and designed by Horace Trumbauer). Why? Well, for starters, the statues, fountains, light fixtures all had very creepy statues of Pan: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cUKTOe3Epmo/maxresdefault.jpg

Even 10+ years ago, this fascinated me. I always thought there was a deeper/symbolic meaning here.

Then you've got The Breakers - the family summer ultra-mansion for the Vanderbilt family. Of which Anderson Cooper is a descendant. One of the guards informed me that these family members STILL vacation here to this day, on the completely blocked-off 3rd floor. Apparently, there is a neighborhood across the street that allows them to travel underneath the mansion and take an elevator up to the 3rd floor: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jun/22/vanderbilt-breakers-spat-newport-rhode-island

Fast forward to Pizzagate & Alefantis. He apparently refers to himself as Pan (the same God who is plastered all over the Berwind/Elms mansion): http://beforeitsnews.com/contributor/upload/297110/images/panalefantis.jpg & "These symbols [referencing the boy lover symbol] are turning up everywhere, but most disturbingly we keep finding in products designed for children. Like this set of interactive childrens book apps called "The complete adventures of Pan". https://hullabalu.com/characters & http://www.techagekids.com/2016/05/the-adventures-of-pan-app.html (You see the symbol in the tree)

Alefantis and his self-professed connection to Pan is not, by itself, very incriminating. Despite Pan's history of a sex-crazed God... and relation to Baphomet/Crowley/Free Masonry... http://sosymbol.tumblr.com/post/13756315702/who-is-pan

So... now, here's where it gets interesting. Rewind back to the architect that built The Elms... Horace Trumbauer. I looked at his other work. And I came across this: The 1933 Herbert Straus Mansion -- No. 9 East 71st Street: http://daytoninmanhattan.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-1933-herbert-straus-mansion-no-9.html

And guess who purchased Mr. Trumbauer's mega NY townhome? Mr. Jeffrey Epstein.

Here is an article from 96' describing the place - along with hidden rooms and closed circuit TVs. http://www.nytimes.com/1996/01/11/garden/home-sweet-elsewhere.html?mcubz=3

Here's an article about Epstein and his (nearly underage) Russian playmates that fill this house in NY: http://pagesix.com/2016/03/08/jeffrey-epsteins-east-side-mansion-houses-russian-playmates/

Here's an article where it is referenced in a list of his other properties: https://www.curbed.com/2015/1/9/10004040/jeffrey-epstein-property-real-estate-holdings

So... nothing hard hitting. Nothing concrete. But, I wanted to share in case it was a catalyst for further digging into this insane connect-the-dot puzzle I've been looking into for 10 years. Perhaps the architect of The Elms/Epstein's NY mansion and his obsession w/ Pan (Alefantis) holds more clues under the surface?