>>223375

Yeah, it's weird his sister going on Fox. Someone arranged that for some reason, I doubt his sister had the clout by herself to get on there.

Reposting link from last bread: http: //www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2017/12/05/american-national-hangs-self-inside-nbi-restroom-578292

Some more stuff I found about Jesse Phinney:

His family started a fundraiser to "get justice." https:// www.gofundme.com/justiceforjessep

>On Monday, December 4, our brother, son and husband Jesse Phinney, a documentary filmmaker and cameraman who travelled widely for work and loved to become a neighbor to people of all walks of life wherever he went, died in police custody in Cebu, Philippines where he had lately been living.

>We were told it was a suicide. He had been brought in on charges of human trafficking earlier that evening, without any evidence, because of his association with local families he had befriended.

>He was arrested without provocation or evidence. The nature of his death provokes many questions and extraordinary suspicion of those who held him in custody. Expensive camera equipment and drones have been seized by the NBI. A series of withdrawals from his checking account took place–after his death. And, simply, Jesse was not a person who would have killed himself–under any circumstances.

>The children and mothers have contacted us to proclaim his innocence, his deep kindness to them, and their heartbreak at his death, offering us, unsolicited, messages and video testimony. We are putting together a team of lawyers and investigators to advocate for us on the ground in the Philippines, and to find out what really happened, so we may get #JusticeForJesse.

This seems to be the same Jesse Phinney, his IMDB page:

http:// www.imdb.com/name/nm1348795/

Looks like he did nature documentaries and reality TV shows. Curiously, one of the shows he worked on was "Swamp People."

Apparently he was a multimillionaire. He hanged himself with a belt, but a friend claims he never wore belts.

http:// philippineslifestyle.com/friend-doubts-jesse-phinney-suicide/

Here's a local news clip aired on December 28.

http:// www.wcvb.com/article/family-questions-death-of-boston-native-in-philippines/14514376

Something fishy about it. Hard to tell whether he was innocent or guilty, but the fact he received news coverage again three weeks later suggests someone trying to engineer perception somehow.

>>223436

More information:

Apparently Jesse Phinney had 5 underage girls staying with him. Article claims one of the girls was his girlfriend's daughter, and others were her cousins. Technically illegal per Philippine law to house children unaccompanied by their legal guardian, which is what he was brought in for.

Suspicious, but still doesn't explain the suicide if the cops didn't have anything better on him. Article also claims he would have been free to post bail that morning. If he was involved, someone must have been trying to silence him.

Also weird that his family claims he was a multimillionaire, but then they turn around and ask the internet for $40k to fund an investigation into his death. I can understand they might not have access to his estate (yet), but still weird.

The first person to contribute to the fundraiser was a Marlin Collingwood, who is interesting in that he is associated with another suicide. Marlin worked in PR, and I would suspect him of being behind the recent coverage of Phinney in the media. The other suicide Marlin was associated with was his husband. Weird for one person to be associated with two suicides in only two years.

The claim of trafficking was apparently based on Phinney's associations with certain families in the Philippines. Seeming to imply he had ties to organized crime.

>>223569

Okay, this Marlin guy is interesting. Get this - only a few months after his husband suicided, he was appointed the executive director of Families for Depression Awareness, a national nonprofit. Didn't take long for him to capitalize on his husband's suicide.

https:// www.bizjournals.com/potmsearch/detail/submission/4995572/Marlin_Collingwood

Here he links to an article hosted on Boston's NPR station, which is no longer accessible:

https:// twitter.com/mwcfamilyaware/status/663117452608425984

http:// archive.is/mlrK1

Clearly the guy has no problem getting media coverage. Suggests he is behind the more recent coverage of Jesse Phinney, and implies trying to get ahead on forming people's perceptions. Guy seems like a Mockingbird asset.

>>223734

This is my assessment as well.

Something to keep in mind as we dig, is a lot of people are involved in trafficking who have no idea. They use unaware people in order to reduce the likelihood of anyone leaking anything. If they are caught or accused, since they were unaware they won't be able to divulge sensitive information and they'll act completely innocent, because they basically are.

They're still worth tracking because you can find connections to bad actors through them.

>>223922

You know what's funny? Even if Q is nothing and it was LARPing all along, it represents the potential to affect real world changes. People's minds have been changed. They hold different expectations about their political leaders. There are real events taking place, and even if only by accident Q is associated with them, Q would influence a lot of people's perspectives of those events. And by extension, even the potential for some of those events to be associated with Q must change how some are handling their operations.

Meme magic is real. It isn't going away. Anons have only begun realizing their collective might.

"How does the sea become the king of all streams?

Because it lies lower than they!

Hence it is the king of all streams."

-Lao Tzu

>>224081

If the kneeling thing was a psyop to make people hate football so they'd have more free time to pay attention to politics…

At least according to Bayesian reasoning it increases probability Q is not LARP.