Reposting (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Pgategirl

http://unionlodge7.ml/ (a source)

I was trafficked and ritually abused in a smallish town in Kansas.

The abuse included rituals on Easter especially and took place in old churches and millitary buildings. I think there was and maybe still is something going on in the area where I lived and if anyone has spare time to dig for anything weird, I'd love to see what you can come up with. I know y'all are probably better at this than I am.

I went to church at Zion United Church of Christ in Junction City, Kansas.

We (the girls I was trafficked with and I) danced at a studio called Clarabelle's.

CP of me and many other girls was sold out of a video rental store called Popingo Video on Grandview Plaza in junction City.

The dance studio was walking distance from Masonic "Union Lodge #7" in Junction City Kansas.

I know this is a bit unusual, but I'm so happy people give a shit about this issue and hope someone has time for some digging.

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10395592? ago

Update since three days ago, when @Pgategirl's first thread was posted on Saturday, September 2, 2017:

Since then a massive fire consumed a Junction City pig barn, and a JCPD detective suddenly announced he is retiring in less than a month.

Pig farms are an aspect of Pizza-Pedogate research, and farm fires are reportedly not common.

Unrelated coincidences? Maybe.

Late Saturday night the large fire killed more than 500 feeder pigs at 10467 Humboldt Creek Road in Junction City.

Articles:

Comments beneath the article indicate farm fires are not common:

"Sure a lot of fires on farms around JC this summer? I grew up in a farming community and can't remember one single fire in the 18 years I lived there."

"First farm barn fire in Geary county several years. What are you talking about?"

 

And today September 5, three days after the first thread, and the first day after the Labor Day holiday, it was suddenly announced that a longtime Junction City Police Detective will retire.

Junction City Police Detective Jeff Childs will retire to take a job as a teacher.

Jeff Childs will bring an end to a 32-year career with the Junction City Police Department when he retires on October 1.

Childs noted he also enjoys working with kids. “That became available so something I had to think about real fast, and it really was an easy decision. It was just time to move on and do something different.”

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