>>1097746

Checked this guy's twatter

There's a police report listing 1200 Coldsprings Lane

Boogle says there's a 1200 Cold Springs Lane in Valdosta GA

Anons, one of the places that the (late) Nancy Schaefer was birddogging was the south Georgia nucleus of sex trafficking. She was a state legislator.

Have heard rumors of very dirty business for years

Nancy Schaefer and her husband were MURDERED for what they'd found out at their house in the north Ga mountains

Basically the Schaefers were saying that Child Protective Service (oh gawd) were in it up to their eyeballs

Valdosta is a NASTY place, right on the side of I-75, basically the last medium size city before the Florida state line (you're close to Disney World), lowest common denominator strip clubs advertised on billboards for lowlifes

Other creepy human trafficking potential sites near Valdosta are Ports of Savannah and Brunswick

I need to dig on that twatter some more, see if there are any more clues

Am a Georgia anon, 7th generation and know a lot about the state without needing to look it up, can help fast w/ a lot of questions

If you find anything, ANYTHING about human trafficking in the state of Georgia, holla on here and I will make super ultra 9000-damn sure it gets to the right place

The Schaefers' murder is still unsolved!! Needs closure!!

NO TRAFFICKING IN THE PEACH STATE!!!

#DemandAnEnd

@StreetGrace

>>1098072

Look at his tweeter

The photos with the kids wearing Goofy hats I recognize the location as being in Tomorrowland in Magic Kingdom at WDW

https:// www.dailywire.com/news/29615/fresno-state-professor-who-bragged-she-couldnt-be-ryan-saavedra

Interesting dress choice on this creature. Look at the swan print.

http:// www.controverscial.com/Animals%20and%20Witchcraft%20-%20Swans.htm

Pic related is the official pin worn by members of the Associated Daughters of Early American Witches.

http:// www.adeaw.us/

"Membership Requirements: A woman must be at least 16 years of age and able to prove direct lineal descent from an ancestor or ancestress who was officially (by authority, government, or church) accused OR tried OR executed for the practice of witchcraft or wizardry in Colonial America prior to 31 December 1699. See the Ancestor page for a partial list of currently approved Ancestors. Collateral lines, accusor lines, and honorary memberships are not available."