Hampstead: Possible shops involved (pizzagate)

submitted ago by rickman

The Hampstead children talked about two shops which were involved in using baby skin to make shoes. One they said was in or near Finchley station in London. I decided to look around Finchley station on Google maps.

What I found was a shop nearby called The Clothes Spa. It was a dry cleaners which also offered tailoring services. Not exactly shoe repairs as the kids described it but they are children and that has to be taken into account. The Clothes Spa by Finchley station is present on Google maps as far back as 2008. Yet in less than a year after the Hampstead childrens claims, 2014, the shop suddenly tears its sign down and shuts up. I find this very suspicious for a long running business.

I also find it suspicious that their website has been taken down despite the fact they still have another shop in another part of London.

Their other shop in West London sits next to a skin clinic. The doctor at this clinic just so happens to have a degree in dentistry. I find the fact a man went into dentistry and finds himself working in a skin clinic odd. However this is just a coincidence. Just another coincidence.

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think- ago

@rickman: Please provide a link to the video (and please provide a timestamp) where the kids talk about two shops allegedly involved in making baby shoes.

I'll give you the 24 hours Grace flair, which will also enable you to provide evidence that the 'Clothes Spa' shop might be one of the shops the kids mention in the video. So far, it seems that they happened to be a dry cleaners which also offered tailoring services (and obviously no shoe repair). If you found an archive of their website, please provide a link.

Please provide a link so that users will be able to see where the second Clothes Spa shop is located, that it is next to the skin clinic, and that one of the doctors has a degree in dentistry. We'd also need some more evidence that the skin clinic might be involved in nefarious activities.

Thanks.

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think- ago

Hi @rickman, I will remove the post now since it hasn't been edited.