Steemit Archive Project: The Finders documents ( pizzagate )

submitted by RebelSkum

These documents represent the most important primary documents in relation to the Finders cult. They date from 1987 to 1994 and include the most reputable and well-documented cases involving the Finders, their purpose, their motives and why exactly they target children. Also notable is their strong connections to the CIA.

A great deal of this information was analyzed and reported by me in an earlier Steemit article titled, Finding the Finders and how the CIA made a child trafficking cult .

More on the Finders cult can also be found on their Pizzagate Wiki page.

Copied from original Steemit post.

The contents of this archive include:

  • Finders Keepers , by the Washington Post in 1987 with additional notes by Wikispooks (original)
  • U.S. Customs Service investigation of the Finders from March, 1987 and beyond (original)
  • Through a glass very darkly by Gordon Witkin, U.S. News, January 3, 1994 (original)
  • The Finders case: CIA link to pedophile rings by the Executive Intelligence Review, March 4, 1994 (original)

The Steemit Archive Project is an ambitious effort to archive some of the most important documents on the web using Steemit. Other archived documents/series so far include:

Jeffrey Epstein

WikiLeaks

Finders Keepers

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U.S. Customs Service investigation of the Finders

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Through a glass very darkly

Through a glass very darkly

The Finders case: CIA link to pedophile rings

The Finders case: CIA link to pedophile rings

Solentgreenispeople

This is great work thanks for presenting it!

fartyshorts

What about the interviews with Pettie? Do you have those? We also made some interesting "Finders" connections in another thread.

RebelSkum

They're on the Pizzagate Wiki page. Steemit just has a 80 image per day upload limit so I have to break these things up and balance them with my other posts.

Trust me, eventually tons of source material will be compiled there (although there's a significant amount already)!

UnicornsAndSparkles

@RebelSkum Keep up the hard work and many many thanks for all the effort you are putting in to archiving this.

fartyshorts

Nice. :) Keep it up! I will do a cross-check at some point to see if I have something that's not on there.

The_Roman_Numeral

Fantastic work. The more you know...

seekingpeace

Some interesting work, thanks.

Pizzalawyer

Thank you once again RebelScum. You are bringing professionalism and focus to Pizzagate this weekend. Surely there are some bad actors from the 1990s other than Epstein that are still with us today. Speaking of Epstein, I have tried to locate a statement, court pleading or deposition from one of Epsteins victims in which she claimed that young virgins were highly sought because they would be free of AIDs a disease which freaked out Epstein and his friends. Some records have been sealed by court order upon reaching a settlement so I keep striking out. Maybe Steemits files will help me. Thanks again.

RebelSkum

I've been looking desperately for those as well. Seems that some documents are available through PACER, but either I or someone else needs to make a verified account there and see what they can find. I hear dockets are inexpensive and most often the fees for those can be waived.

2impendingdoom

you can try a browser app called RECAP, it might get you some access to pacer docs.

https://free.law/recap/

Pizzalawyer

Thanks for the tip.