Clinton's tech guy, Paul Combetta, was using "Stonetear" moniker, not "Stontear", is that a misspelling in your heading a mistake on your part? Well at least your context got the correct name as did Vindicator's comment. Interesting connection but would Combetta have been that stupid when he asked the Internet community for help in cleaning up a server for a Very VIP?

I remember when dreamboard was in the news years ago (this was at least a decade ago when I only knew of CNN for online news) and I'll never forget the bizarre image they showed of the homepage, a staircase leading to a framed (and blurred) picture. The caption on the site was "Welcome back to Dreamboard."

The article was about a site with secually abused toddlers. It was my first exposure to real horror but it's been in the back of my mind since pizzagate has come around.

This is an interesting connection, @Truthplease5 , and I will leave it up -- I take it your hypothesis is that Stonetear wiped the Clinton server because it contained CP.

However, "Very VIP" is not one of the categories mentioned in the quote on pizzagate.wiki:

"...Operation Delego, an ongoing investigation that was launched in December 2009, targeted the 72 charged defendants and more than 500 additional individuals around the world. These individuals allegedly participated in Dreamboard – a private, members-only, online bulletin board... Dreamboard members were divided into groups based on status and ranking. The highest level of membership was " Super VIP. ". (Period included after VIP.) Individuals who obtained that title had created new images of child pornography by molesting children and shared those images with the board administrators. The next level of membership was " Super VIP ," (no period) which was comprised of trusted members of the website. The next level after Super VIP was the VIP rank. Individuals in the lowest level of membership were called Members ...This investigation was part of Operation Predator... "