>>14512039

The fact she was at a sealant company and asking about the Shanghai aquarium that broke makes me wonder if there are other Chinese connections too

https://www.linkedin.com/in/belinda-knisley-69952b7

From: Belinda Knisley

To: Barry Petchesky

Good afternoon Barry,

We read your article about the aquarium breaking in Shanghai and were wondering if you could provide us with the name of the Mall spokesperson you quoted or the owner of the aquarium?

Kind regards, Belinda

American Sealants, Inc.

Belinda Knisley, Office Manager

Weird link but the email is there:

https://deadspin.com/dead-letters-tim-tebow-should-sue-your-dick-in-taking-5973198

>>14512387

>searched the property with assistance from AFP Canine Capability

They have dogs that can sniff for cp?

Sweet

>>14512419

Grass is always greener

Let's fix this one

>>14512652

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