some anons re-edited the audio of Titus Frost's interview with Bigfish. it's a must-listen for any pg-researcher, imo.
This is a compilation of the evidence regarding the hack of Comet Ping Pong that is covered in multiple videos of mine. The "Anon Hive" was nice enough to compile this and add graphics to make it more entertaining. They did this out of the good of their own hearts and as a way to help spread this information.
This video shows how the DCMPD was made aware of the data on Comet's server and did nothing except for confirm receipt of the data by email and by phone call.
With all the questions about #PizzaGate recently, I thought I would put up the BEST HARD EVIDENCE that was found regarding this case again with this nicely compiled video of the evidence. All the thanks goes to the "Anon Hive" for putting this together
previous threads here and here
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Pizzalawyer ago
frustrating as hell, I think.the second persons experience. should be included. Obviously it is not as compelling. but it builds on the efforts to bring a crime to the attention of authorities..
There had also been a document, real or not, claiming to be an advertisement of children for sale intimating some discounts for children reaching their expiration date. Is that authentic where are the internet fingerprints for that document? Is it valid enough to be referenced in this post..
Zorrilla ago
To my knowledge, that document first appeared on Reddit in November 2016. It was claimed to have been obtained via a hack of the computer system of a DC pizza place called "We the Pizza". It generated a lot of attention for a few days even though most people thought that the claim of the hack was a LARP, and the document fake. It was eventually agreed upon that the claim was a hoax.
However, the same document appeared a few weeks later, being spread on Twitter by people claiming it had come from Comet. I recognized the document as being the same as the one associated with We the Pizza. In retrospect I think that this was done intentionally to distract from the real hack of Comet, and to generate confusion and distrust regarding the results of the real hack.