Return to Pegasus Museum / Temple for Child Sacrifice (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Oh_Well_ian

The Pizzagate Investigation has traveled a long and winding road and now that major cracks in Hollywood are beginning to open, it's probably a good time to go back to the beginnings and remember we are not just dealing with 'perverts and kid diddlers.' This isn't only about Pedophilia. There is something deeply sinister and horrible going on with these Elite Freaks. James Alefantis' Pegasus Museum deserves another look.

The construction modifications of the Pegasus building are very, very suspicious if not obvious:

A staircase that small children would find impossible to climb.

An elevated second floor that looks more like a viewing platform, not only for the space below, but for the windows at the top of the space that overlook the playground. The platform is also on a rail for sliding back and forth over the space below and from window to window and can even cover the staircase, preventing access from below.

The wooden table stands alone, without any indication it's used as perhaps a coffee table. The design looks like a workbench with a shape ideal for splaying out a small body.

The observation platform and skylight at the top of the building with an eagle eye view of the playground below.

Alefantis' CREW waiting for the show to begin.

'ROOSTING'

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dbvapor ago

James Alefantis reminds me of Dexter’s brother on the TV show Dexter.

PedoStomperReturns ago

I imagine Alefantis as being a master manipulator in real life, except that he's also a sodomite meth-head so he's not nearly as calculating as Dexter or his brother are in the show, so he slips up and makes mistakes. There's a reason why in the beginning of PG, James was willing to talk to researchers and actually take them on a tour of the restaurant; the guy is cocky and arrogant.