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>>17486583

>>17486709 <<<< earthquake image/human traffic/kidnap story

Is this kidnapping news to call attention to Human Traffic???

Get the topic on everyones mind.

Women in particular.

???

Article has image

with signage

for "Earthquake Research".

Should we dive into the family????

Looks like they are upper class.

Is this more than it seems?

there is only one Q crumb post with word Earthquake.

It is for HUMAN TRAFFIKING

Aug 14 2018

1881

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI No.153 📁

Aug 15 2018 00:10:19 (EST)

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI No.152 📁

Aug 15 2018 00:01:13 (EST)

Haiti

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvTqqYCb-e8📁

[Read very carefully]

https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/current-affairs/sunday-nights-matt-doran-goes-undercover-with-operation-underground-railroad-to-bring-down-haiti-child-sex-ring/news-story/dcecf5950ca5b6d501c48ed927127bc3📁

"Child trafficking victims who’ve spent their formative years servicing the carnal desires of men, often foreigners, who are three, four, five or six times their age. Their madam tells me that many of their customers are western humanitarian workers who’ve come here to help rebuild Haiti after the recent run of natural disasters."

The more you know…

Q

>>152

"This is far from a ‘vigilante group’; leading the team is ex-Department of Homeland Security special agent Tim Ballard, perhaps America’s foremost human trafficking expert. "The problem in Haiti is an international crisis,” Ballard explains. “With so many children displaced or orphaned during the recent earthquake and hurricane, recruiters moved quickly to sweep these children up. And the worst part of it all is that in many cases the clients are the foreigners who’ve come here to help, the NGO workers and the so-called humanitarians.”

PURE EVIL.

[[[[HUNTERS]]]] BECOME THE HUNTED.

THE MORE YOU KNOW!!!!!

Q

https://nypost.com/2022/09/02/memphis-teacher-abducted-during-early-morning-jog/

https://memphismagazine.com/style/a-memorable-memphis-wedding/

A Memorable Memphis Wedding

Eliza Wellford and Richard Fletcher III, March 8, 2014, at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens.

For our bridal section this month, I asked wedding and event planners Russell Whitehead and Ruthie Bowlin to suggest an especially memorable Memphis wedding that had taken place this past year. Without hesitation — in unison — they responded: the nuptials of Liza Wellford and Richie Fletcher.

Photography by Kristyn Hogan

Of course, every wedding that Russell and Ruthie Events plans is special, not least of which was “The Royal Wedding” last May (surely everyone has read about that one). Still, Whitehead and Bowlin describe the reception of Liza and Richie last March, held on the grounds of the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, as truly magical. “There has been no other wedding like this in Memphis,” they agreed. I am told our bride, Liza, is a “natural” girl — outdoorsy, athletic, and warm — and the plans for her wedding emanated from her personality and style. Fortunately, her gracious and loving parents, Adele and Beasley Wellford, were happy to be able to give their daughter the woodland-themed wedding she envisioned. At the outset, the whimsical and creative wedding invitations provided by Menage Fine Stationery and Gifts were letter-pressed with swirling tree branches that provided the lucky guests with a taste of things to come. On the day of the wedding the bride, along with her bridesmaids, had a dressing party at the beautiful East Memphis home of the bride’s proud grandparents, Irene and Joe Orgill. T

>>17486746

>Article has image

>with signage

>for "Earthquake Research"

there is only one Q crumb post with word Earthquake.

It is for HUMAN TRAFFIKING

Aug 14 2018

1881

https://qanon.pub/?q=earthquake

https://www.commercialappeal.com/picture-gallery/news/2022/09/02/woman-kidnapped-near-university-memphis-campus-friday-morning/7974342001/

>>17486753

>>17486746

from image:

3890 Central Ave, Memphis, TN 38152

CERI - The Center for Earthquake Research and Information

Seismic Information - CERI - The University of Memphis

https://www.memphis.edu/ceri/

Did this place have something to do with the Haiti earthquake and the missing kids?

The missing woman, her family?

>>17486776

>>17486746

>>17486753

perhaps a dig on the family???

>https://memphismagazine.com/style/a-memorable-memphis-wedding/

HMMMM

The Grandpa: Chairities and private school in Connecticut, then Yale.

https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/2018/03/14/memphis-joseph-joe-orgill-iii-died-dead/425062002/

Joseph "Joe" Orgill III, who helped run a big Memphis-based hardware supply business and supported a wide range of charitable causes including Dixon Gallery and Gardens and Church Health, has died at the age of 80.

The family didn't disclose a cause of death but said it was a brief illness. People who knew Mr. Orgill described him as a friendly and good-humored man who rarely sought publicity yet played leadership roles in many Memphis institutions, including the Society of Entrepreneurs.

Mr. Orgill was born into a privileged family in Memphis and graduated from the Taft School, a private boarding school in Connecticut, then from Yale University

-HMMM

>https://memphismagazine.com/style/a-memorable-memphis-wedding/

nuptials of Liza Wellford and Richie Fletcher.

parents, Adele and Beasley Wellford (Financial planner in Memphis, Tennessee) https://www.linkedin.com/in/beasley-wellford-96967226

grandparents, Irene and Joe Orgill https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/2018/03/14/memphis-joseph-joe-orgill-iii-died-dead/425062002/

ceremony was held at nearby Second Presbyterian Church, which was indeed where the happy couple met; the officiant was Reverend Mitchell Moore

Mother of the bride, Adele Orgill Wellford, looked gorgeous in a Lanvin dress adorned with butterflies.

Stars on food.

Following the service, it was “into the woods” for the reception at the Dixon’s Hughes Pavilion.

gourmet cuisine catered by Jose Gutierrez, master chef and owner of River Oaks, Memphis’ modern French-American bistro. In a special gesture, he closed his restaurant for the night and was on hand at the reception, along with his catering manager, Nancy Kistler, and other staff members.

wedding cake was decorated with imported handspun sugar “mushrooms and ferns,” provided by Greg Campbell and Erick New of the Garden District,

forest settings in his plays to represent magical places where his characters could escape reality. So it was that in this dreamlike woodland wedding at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, to the delight of friends and family alike, an evening of magic

When it was over, Liza and Richie disappeared into the woods (and ultimately into Hall Prewitt’s vintage Cadillac)

https://www.facebook.com/75748604607/photos/hall-prewitts-vision-of-vintage-cars-all-used-in-the-filming-of-million-dollar-q/10154099842769608/?_rdr

The Memphis & Shelby County Film and Television Commission

September 16, 2016 · · Memphis, TN ·

Hall Prewitt's Vision of Vintage Cars – All used in the filming of "Million Dollar Quartet." Even a MerryMobile!

— at Gibson Guitar Factory!

Scott Wellford - vp international logistics - Orgill, Inc. - LinkedIn

https://www.idcrawl.com/adele-wellford

>>17486885

grandpa

>good-humored man who rarely sought publicity yet played

leadership roles in many Memphis institutions,

including the Society of Entrepreneurs.

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>>>17486776

>>>17486746

>>>17486753

>>17486885

>>17486746

her and her family

connected to film and chairities

as well

>When it was over, Liza and Richie disappeared into the woods (and ultimately into Hall Prewitt’s vintage Cadillac)

>https://www.facebook.com/75748604607/photos/hall-prewitts-vision-of-vintage-cars-all-used-in-the-filming-of-million-dollar-q/10154099842769608/?_rdr

The Memphis & Shelby County Film and Television Commission

Artist Ronald Bayens was outside painting the event on-site for posterity.

artist at wedding:

does

dog and kids

art

Item CHILD & DOG ART PRINT - My Guardian by Ron Bayens - BOY (image 1/1)

is this some kind of link to creepy stuff you can "buy"?

wake up and play

boat in foreign place

boy and dog

The puzzles are as follow:Rooftop Garden RavensburgerExotic Harbor RavensburgerMarble Lesson Ron BayensWakeup and Play Persis Clayton

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/child-dog-art-print-guardian-ron-59034326

https://portraitsinc.com/blog/Portraits,+Inc.+Partners+with+Renowned+Live-Event+Artist+Ronald+Bayens/

Through a new Portraits, Inc. partnership with renowned artist Ronald Bayens, you can have more than just a portrait. You can have the experience of capturing the magic of an event with live event paintings that Ronald is well-known for creating.

Portraits, Inc. was founded in 1942 in New York on Park Avenue. Over its 70-year history, Portraits, Inc. has carefully assembled a select group of the world’s foremost portrait artists offering a range of styles and prices. Recognized as the industry leader, Portraits, Inc. provides expert guidance for discerning clients interested in commissioning fine art portraits.

The process of scheduling Ronald to paint an event is much like booking a photographer or the venue for the event itself. Clients first contact Portraits, Inc. to schedule a time, then Ronald will consult with clients and event coordinators to determine the preferred scene to paint and figure out additional details.

In addition to the painting, photographs are also discreetly taken during the event so that all components of the occasion are well documented should any additional elements need to be added later in the studio. Pricing for a live-event painting starts at $4,000, and prints of the painting and a video of Ronald creating the canvas may be procured as well.

>>17486746

>>17486974

The artist at the missing woman wedding:

Ronald Bayens

15 subscribers

Ronald Bayens Fine Portraits in Oil " Private Commissions"

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBNocWnkLZwh_Dp_bV0y6-w

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBNocWnkLZwh_Dp_bV0y6-w/channels

Art with Mati & Dada one eye image art for kids

53.1K subscribershttps://www.youtube.com/c/ArtwithMatiDada/channels

solving little mysteries and getting caught up in bumbling confusions, en route to

learning about art from the masters.

one eye image

several link channels to:

NASA (Freemason)

Everyday Astronaut

and

NASA Spaceflight

Fire Department Rescue and Chronicles

>>17486746

>>17487007

>>17486974

links to

NASA (Freemason)

Ronald Bayens Fine Portraits in Oil "Institutional Portraits"

https://youtu.be/fwBfA5b3MPs>>17486746

Anonymous ID: b9a52b Sept. 2, 2022, 10:47 p.m. No.17487044 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7308 >>7350

>>17486746

Eliza Fletcher

her family is connected.

not just your run of the mill white lady kidnapped?

may have been sending a message to a family member?

or the cult in general?

Did not even look at husband family.

What else?

>>17486746

kidnapped jogger'

Eliza Fletcher (Orgill is her maiden name)

She is the grandaughter to a billion dollar harware company.

A heiress.

The hardware store is international and trucks shit all over the world.

Kidnapper got lucky to grab some heiress or was asked to do it?

family money shit?

or blackmail shit?

or ransome shit?

or evening the score/retatliation?

or the kidnapper has really bad luck he thought he was just scoring a random white lady, now will get really bad shit kidnapping a heiress from a very prominent family.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orgill_(company)

Ranked in 143rd place on the Forbes list of America's largest private companies in 2021, with revenues of $2.6 billion in 2019, surpassing $3 billion in 2020.

TRUCKING is used

Orgill, Inc.

Orgill was founded in 1847 and today is the fastest-growing independent hardware distributor in the world. The company serves retailers throughout the United States and Canada, and in more than 50 other countries.

Wholesale distribution.

THIS is not some random kidnapping???

https://www.orgill.com/

Worldwide Distribution and Retail Services

Orgill serves more than 11,000 retail hardware stores, home centers, pro lumber dealers, and farm stores throughout the United States and Canada, and over 50 countries around the world.

Early history

Orgill Brothers & Co. building during the Civil War.

William Orgill went to the United States from England to work for his brother Joseph's importing company in New York as a traveling salesman. In 1846, William and R. T. Lamb bought a retail hardware business in Petersburg, Virginia, and in 1847 they moved the hardware business from Virginia to Memphis, Tennessee. When Lamb died in 1849, his share of the business was purchased by Henry Lownes, and the business became known as Lownes & Co. by 1850. A third Orgill brother, Edmund, also moved to the United States in 1850 to help his brother run the Memphis business, and three of his sons would later hold executive roles at the company. In 1851, the company underwent another name change and became Holyoake, Lownes & Co.[8]

In 2020, the company surpassed $3 billion in annual revenue for the first time.[6] Orgill serves more than 6,000 customers operating more than 10,000 retail hardware stores, home centers, professional lumber dealers and farm stores throughout the U.S. and Canada, and in over 50 countries around the world.[25] Along with its eight distribution centers in the U.S. and Canada, Orgill has three export consolidation facilities.[26]

In 2018, Orgill was awarded the President's "E" Award, honoring its contribution to US exports, by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.[23] In 2021, Orgill opened a 780,000-square-foot (72,000 m2)

distribution center in Rome, New York.[24]

By the mid-1980s, Joseph Orgill III and his cousin and business partner Michael McDonnell bought out the other company shareholders and became the only Orgill family members still active at the Orgill Brothers & Co. business.[8] During this time, Orgill Brothers & Co. became the fastest-growing independent distributor in the United States, and also began expanding internationally.[8] A second distribution center was built in Tifton, Georgia, in 1996 to service the Southeast and operate as an export facility.[8]

Anonymous ID: b9a52b Sept. 3, 2022, 12:04 a.m. No.17487308 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7350

>>17487301

kidnapped jogger'

Eliza Fletcher (Orgill is her maiden name)

She is the grandaughter to a billion dollar harware company.

A heiress.

The hardware store is international and trucks shit all over the world.

* Ranked in 143rd place on the Forbes list of America's largest private companies in 2021, with revenues of $2.6 billion in 2019, surpassing $3 billion in 2020.

Grandpa is loaded.

Orgill was founded in 1847 and today is the fastest-growing independent hardware distributor in the world. The company serves retailers throughout the United States and Canada, and in more than 50 other countries.

Wholesale distribution.

THIS is not some random kidnapping???

ALL PB

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"Young Peter, feel THIS, right here. THIS is how steamy and warm my asshole is right now."

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Anonymous ID: b9a52b Sept. 3, 2022, 12:18 a.m. No.17487350 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7357 >>7421

>>17487325

The MSM is already setting the white husband up for this. (His family is Navy)

HE and her talked openly about marriage on social media being difficult and are Christians.

Trying to help others to see that marriage is work, ups and down shit.

No one told them how marriage is work kind of stuff.

The News is setting a narative "he is a drug user, in debt and has a side chick who is also the nanny."

IT IS MUCH BIGGER

The husband is too easy.

LOOK at the bigger picture of THREE BILLION dollar business.

Orgill, INC.

>>17487308

THIS is not some random kidnapping???

ALL PB

you are obviously ARE NOT anon or a researcher/digger

just a real fag

3.5 Billion 2022

http://historic-memphis.com/biographies/orgill/orgill.html

Has a Coat of Arms:

Kidnapping of the joging heiress Eliza this morning

Orgill Brothers & Co

…the oldest Memphis Firm

Founded in 1847, Orgill Brothers & Co is Memphis' oldest running business.

The hardware distributor was founded when the city wasn't yet 30 years old with a population of only 7,000. Orgill sold hardware, cutlery, and guns - everything a pioneer town would need. What's extremely unusual is that after 167 years the same family still "runs the store". Today Orgill, Inc. is the nation's largest and fastest growing independently owned hardlines distributor operating five distribution centers across the country. These centers distribute hardware, home improvement and building materials across the United States and to more than 60 countries throughout the world. Annual revenues total more than one billion dollars.

Click on small photos to see an enlargement.

In the 1840's there was little American-made hardware. It was necessary to import practically all the cutlery, saws, guns, and other articles from Europe. This merchandise came by way of steamers to New Orleans and then up river to Memphis. During this period, two brothers - Joseph and William Orgill came from Straffordshire, England to New York as representatives of the leading British manufacturers to act as importers. They were associated with the New York company of Wiebusch & Hilger. William became a pioneer traveling salesman and got to know the Mississippi Valley very well. He was impressed with the possibilities of Memphis as a trading center. Around the same time, he purchased a hardware business in Virginia

Straffordshire, England

William moved his newly acquired hardware business to Memphis, where he joined in partnership with the firm of R. T. Lamb. Together they had the largest hardware stock south of the Ohio River. Thomas Holyoake and Henry Lownes soon became members of the firm - and upon the death of Lamb, the name changed to Holyoake, Lownes and Company. The new firm erected a brick building on the corner of Front and Monroe streets. It was considered one of the finest in the city.

Wiebusch & Hilger ad R. T. Lamb Holyoake, Lownes & Co pistol barrel The New Memphis Building

Edmuond Orgill, the younger brother of Joseph and William, followed his two brothers to New York City. In 1855 he also came to Memphis, where he became a partner in the hardware firm. The name of the firm changed to Lownes, Orgill and Company. Edmund acquired a controlling interest in the firm and held it until his death in 1905, passing the control to his three sons (Frederick, William, and Joseph. His eldest son Edmund , Jr, died in 1885). In 1859 Mr. Lownes retired and the firm's name changed to Orgill Brothers & Company.

Edmund Orgill Lownes, Orgill Co knife Case

The earliest available Memphis Directory is 1849 and "Lownes, Orgill & Co" is listed, verifying the early existence of Orgill in the city. The next available Memphis Directory is 1855 and "Lownes, Orgill & Co is still listed. In the 1865 Directory, the listing is now Orgill Brothers & Co. for the first time. See the listings below.

1849 Directory

1855-56 Directory 1959 Directory 1865-66 Directory 1865-66 Directory 1903 Directory

The Orgill Brothers did advertise. It's amazing that so many of their ads have survived from the early newspapers. See some of the ads from 1855 to 1887 below:

1855 Ad 1866 Ad 1868 Ad 1869 Ad 1878 Ad 1883 Ad 1887 Ad

In 1908, the company made the decision to confine its activities to the wholesale trade and sold its retail business to the DeSoto Hardware Company. Frederick Orgill, Jr. is President of DeSoto Hardware Company, which took over Orgill's Front Street Retail Store.

DeSoto at Orgill store DeSoto Hardware DeSoto Hardware

Orgill Brothers & Company has survived wars, epidemics, the Depression and an endless series of competitive challenges and has always been able to adapt. There were many articles about the company in national Hardware Magazines.

'''The company, now called Orgill, Inc. is still majority-owned by the Orgill family.

Joe Orgill III, great-great-grandson of the original, sits on the board of directors and holds a deep respect for his ancestors.'''

Joe Orgill III

Orgill Brothers & Company

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