HRC Campaign Law Firm, Perkins Coie Busted for Human Trafficking - The Smoking gun to bust everything Wide Open?

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@Astrotheologist compiled a list...

These are the names and the amounts of money seized from their bank accounts. Anything else familiar?

• David Wright Temmaine LLC - 6.25 mil
• Rusing Lopez and Lizardi PLLC - 5.2 mill
• Walters Law Group - $100,000
• Akin Gump Straouss Haeur and Feld - $250,000
• Prince Lobel Tye LLP - $100,000
• Thompson Cobum LLP - $100,000
• Perkin Coie - $2,900,000
• Copeland, Franco, Screws, and Gill- $100,000
• Wayne B Giampietro - $100,000

• David Wright Temmaine LLC offices in Anchorage Bellevue Los Angeles New York Portland San Francisco Seattle Washington, D.C.
• Walters Law Group 195 W. Pine Ave. Longwood, FL 32750-4104
• Thomas Cobum offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Southern Illinois and Washington, D.C.
• Copeland, Franco, Screws, and Gill 444 South Perry Street PO Box 347 Montgomery, AL 36101-0347
• Wayne B Giampietro 2550 Golf Rd Ste 250 Rolling Meadows, Illinois 60008

@Bee4Q describes Backpage... (for those who don’t know)

Backpage was a classified advertising website launched in 2004. Until its seizure by U.S. authorities in April 2018, it offered classified listings for a wide variety of products and services including automotive, jobs listings, and real estate. In 2011, Backpage was the second largest classified ad listing service on the Internet in the United States after Craigslist.

The site's offering of adult services sections had been highly controversial, due to allegations that Backpage knowingly allowed and encouraged users to post ads related to prostitution and human trafficking, particularly involving minors, and took steps to intentionally obfuscate the activities. After a series of court cases and the arrest of the company's CEO and other officials, Backpage removed the adult services subsection in the United States in 2017.

On April 6, 2018 Backpage and affiliated websites were seized as part of an enforcement action by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the United States Postal Inspection Service, the United States Department of Justice,[3] the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigator Division, with analytical assistance from the Joint Regional Intelligence Center. Its CEO, Carl Ferrer, pleaded guilty to charges of facilitating prostitution and money laundering.