This is a common thing with hacking hospitals... a hospital overseas recently paid around 60,000 in the same situation and their reason was, they needed to keep operating. Patients records were locked up and everything. So I doubt they're hiding anything

With everything being reported and said on here about Follywood, and their strange behaviors, I would not take this lightly. There is organ harvesting going on in all the big cities. If you are in Ca. and familiar with this area please start digging deep and see what you can find.

Hafta mention that companies will sometimes pay ransom in order to keep their business running. If the hospital had the choice of paying the ransom or shutting down for days or weeks, they may have decided to pay. Just to play devils advocate, I can see it the other way as well, thats its a ransom on incriminating things that got hacked...but its possible its less than that, immo.

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Hollywood hospital pays $17,000 in bitcoin to hackers; FBI investigating - LA Times

'Law enforcement sources told The Times that the hospital paid the ransom before reaching out to law enforcement for assistance. ', "Last July, hackers may have accessed as many 4.5 million patient records in UCLA Health System's computer network."

'Under federal law, hospitals are required to report potential medical data breaches involving more than 500 people. ', "Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center paid a $17,000 ransom in bitcoin to a hacker who seized control of the hospital's computer systems and would give back access only when the money was paid, the hospital's chief executive said Wednesday."

'The hacker demanded 40 bitcoin, the equivalent of about $17,000, he said.“The malware locks systems by encrypting files and demanding ransom to obtain the decryption key. '

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I should say, what were they worried would leak? this is pizzagate related because organizations have been known to collude with child traffickers.