Might be something, might be nothing. Washington DC address. (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Yuke

I was looking through a list of Alefantis building permits, which can be found Here

I noticed one address, 1613 13th Street, NW, which I haven't noticed before, with "Moving truck" as the description.

Let me first say that a search of that property shows the owner to be Julian A. Lampietti. He's a World Bank Agriculture guy by the looks of things.

A search of that address with regards to permits brings these results Here

Now, there could be legitimate reasons for a moving truck to be the only thing going on here, but it was the names that caught my eye.

Molly Cox - I don't know, possibly worth a dig.

James Alefantis - We know all about him, except what he has to do with this property or why he's ran a moving truck from there when he's a restaurater.

Matthew Berns - Could possibly be the former trial attorney in DC, now Assistant Attorney General/Senior Counsel to the Attorney General, in NJ.

Blake Gopnik- Looks like he could be the art critic who is also married to Lucy Hogg (remember her pictures with Alefantis? Alefantis also owned paintings of hers, too).

Aristotelis Papageorgiou - I don't know. Could be worth a dig.

So why are these people linked, either rightly or wrongly, to a pretty typical looking house in DC?

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ORDOTEMPLIINTERNETIS ago

MOVING TRUCKS ON PUBLIC SPACE

I want to: Park a moving truck on the street in front of my residence.

Do I need a permit? Yes, a public space permit is required. If Emergency No Parking signs are needed,

they will be provided with the permit.

https://ddot.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/ddot/publication/attachments/movingtrucks.pdf

Perhaps they really wanted to appear legal - so no one looked in the truck.

ORDOTEMPLIINTERNETIS ago

Coincidence?

One might think, after suffering all this, Alefantis should have a legal remedy. He should be able to bring libel suits against Jones and other purveyors of the child sex slave lie. (In fact, Jones recently settled a lawsuit by the Chobani yogurt company for defamation and breach of the Idaho Consumer Protection Act after videos and social media posts, including a Twitter-circulated video that had the headline “Idaho Yogurt Maker Caught Importing Migrant Rapists.” Jones issued an apology on May 17; no other details were announced.)

https://www.abajournal.com/magazine/article/fake_news_libel_law