Introduction

An anon at the chans dropped a hint regarding a woman who met with Laura Silsby in Haiti the day before Silsby was arrested in 2010 for kidnapping children, Anne-Christine d'Adesky.

NeonRevolt now published an article about the anons' findings (see below).

Most of you are familiar with the Silsby case, since it has been frequently discussed here.

from Wikipedia:

On January 29, 2010, a group of ten American Baptist missionaries from Idaho attempted to cross the Haiti-Dominican Republic border with 33 Haitian children, most of whom were not orphans and had families. The group (..) did not have proper authorization for transporting the children and were arrested on kidnapping charges.

Nine of the ten missionaries were later released but (...) Laura Silsby remained incarcerated in Haiti. By the time she went to trial on May 13 the charges had been reduced to "arranging irregular travel" and the prosecution sought a 6-month prison term. On May 17, she was found guilty and sentenced to the time served in jail prior to the trial.

What made the case interesting for our investigation was Silsby's connection to the Clintons. They intervened on her behalf, and both the charges and her sentence were reduced.

So who is Anne-Christine d'Adesky?

This NeonRevolt article discusses the findings of the chan anons.

Most interesting finds:

Her family, an elite Haitian family, owns a shipping company in Haiti.
They also own Wahoo Bay Beach Club and Resort. Wahoo is mentioned in a Podesta email.
NeonRevolt asks whether they might have been involved in trafficking. Also, they point out that Laura Silsby might have met d'Adesky in order to find a way of shipping children out of Haiti (which is, of course, mere speculation at this point).
The article also discusses a recent child trafficking case in Haiti - with 33 children as victims. Remember, Silsby also smuggled 33 children. A coincidence?

Read the fulll article here.

I am posting this on behalf of @ben_matlock.

@ben_matlock @Vindicator @srayzie @bopper

Reposting, since @Are_we__sure found out that the anons and NeonRevolt were wrong. LOL. D'Adesky didn't meet with Silsby the day before Silsby was arrested but a couple of days before Silsby was arrested. 🤓

This important detail in the headline should of course be correct!! 😁

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TrishaUK 6.9 years ago

I see among many other things she is involved with in Haiti, WHO stood out to me because Q mentions WHO a few times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne-Christine_d%27Adesky#Filmography - World Health Organization. And she was in Haiti at the same times as the Clingons were there, sorting through the rubble collecting their precious live art cargo... ahem I mean 'orphans' no doubt. From Wiki: In 2010, d'Adesky flew to Haiti in the immediate aftermath of the January 10th earthquake, where she has longtime family roots. She began reporting for World Pulse and the Global Post, and launched a blog on the post-quake humanitarian response, Haiti Vox. She also founded a feminist coalition with Haitian and diaspora women activists, PotoFanm+Fi (Women and Girls Pillar, in Haitian Creole), to promote the role, needs and voice of Haitian women in the rebuilding effort. In 2011, she launched the offshoot Haiti-based group, PotoFi (Girls Pillar) and worked to document the gender dimensions of the earthquake and its impact on adolescent girls. She released a report in 2011 with PotoFi showing the teenage Haitian girls bore a disproportionate brunt of the disaster, evidenced by a tide of unplanned, early pregnancies linked to sexual violence, and a survival-based entry into prostitution, and displacement. In 2010, she published a comprehensive review of Haiti's cross-sectorial progress fighting gender violence and rape in a book, Beyond Shock: Charting the Landscape of Sexual Violence in Post-Quake Haiti, published by the UC Santa Barbara Center for Black Studies Research.

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think- 6.9 years ago

What is interesting is that she actually published a book about sexual violence in Haiti after the earthquake:

Beyond Shock: Charting the Landscape of Sexual Violence in Post-Quake Haiti, published by the UC Santa Barbara Center

IMO she could be a genuine advocate against sexual violence, or her story that she met Silsby by chance isn't true, and she could have been somehow involved.

That Podesta mentions Wahoo [beach] in an email is most interesting imo. From what I understood when researching it, the entire beach is owned by the D'Adesky family, where the resort is situated.

It would be interesting to do some further digging.

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carmencita 6.9 years ago

Going over the post again. Do you remember the set up in Haiti on a beach? It involved Underground Railroad, the group that was suppose to capture Child Traffickers. Well they are Fakes and probably the kids for the raid they set up, they were probably passed off. I wonder if they were on Wahoo Beach. Just a thought.

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think- 6.9 years ago

Unfortunately, I don't remember this, Carm. Will see whether I can find some info. Thank you!

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carmencita 6.9 years ago

So the full name is Operation Underground Railroad. We found here that it was a joke. Bogus Outfit. I now remember they came out of Australia. @Gothamgirl Do you remember this?