More skeletons in the Columbus, Ohio, closet have appeared. As those who have been following the NotFBIAnon's clues know, the Mayor of Columbus, Andrew Ginther, has been a subject of interest to VOAT sleuths.

Andy's father, Jeffrey Ginther, was an attorney who specialized in adoption and foster law, and his mother was a social worker and they opened their home to 50 children through foster care.

In April, 2016, Andy's father was arrested for striking his 19 y/o live-in granddaughter Jazmine Ginther. (Check out picture of his father.)

http://wcbe.org/post/mayor-ginthers-father-charged-assault-domestic-violence

http://archive.is/Fti6d

But then, lo and behold, Jazmine Ginther was arrested in February 7, 2017. Booked By Franklin County Sheriff's Office

See more at: http://www.jailbase.com/en/arrested/oh-fran/2017-02-07/jazmine-ginther-43004f85355d9e83122229e6a372e31e#sthash.kVIbANAs.dpuf

THE FBI RAID ON THE EUROPEAN ADOPTION CONSULTANTS AGENCY IN STRONGSVILLE, OH, OCCURRED A WEEK AFTER JAZMINE'S ARREST. DID SHE GIVE THEM INFORMATION; WAS SHE CONNECTED IN SOME WAY? WHAT WAS SHE ARRESTED FOR????

Was Jazmine one of the 50 foster children?

P.S. This may sound peculiar, but when the NonFBIAnon's picture of the pink-shirted mayor of Columbus https://imgtc.com/lDkzpBU was making the rounds, the fact that one of the buttons on Andy's shirt was sewn on with black thread while the others had white thread was a tiny red flag that something was not right. Sure, one could always say that Andy or his wife was in a hurry and sewed the button on at the last minute as he was going out the door, but one can't help but wonder if it was a sign of deeper domestic trouble. That sounds really stupid, I know, but in a person of such prominence as the mayor, surely one expects little details like that to be taken care of in a very efficient and capable way? At any rate, Andy's statement @ the arrest of his father leads one to wonder if his family and home life might be more than a little hellish:

There was an incident involving members of my family, in which emotion and circumstance got the better of all involved. I expect the authorities will fully investigate the matter, take appropriate action and that justice will be even handed. At times, family members may disappoint you. Their behavior may be unacceptable, and they must be held accountable. But, they are your family, and you love them.