>>338022

I'm on another website, where one poster is following both THIS BOARD and some live stream, and he left the following tidbit at the bottom of his post. So up front, I can't speak to the information's value, and for all I know, he could have READ IT HERE in an earlier post - too hard for me to keep up. But it case it's new here (and I quote):

''Now the live stream is saying they think it is Sergey Panchenco, a Russian intelligence operative who also possibly went by the name Millian Panchenko and Sergey Millian.

He was involved with providing the fake "Russian" information in the dossier and also U-1.''

>>339438

Cheers. Looks like seat 47 from his list (and they included birthdays as well - 3/28/73 for Sergey, if they're info is correct). The site I'm visiting is named after a type of firearm…have never visited it before. I'm in a forum within the main site, the discussion came up when I searched out a name from the plane on DuckDuckGo.

>>339483

"their"

>>339421

Now I've found more regarding my post. There's a lot about Sergey Millian (who this article says he has changed his name in the past), and he's being interviewed by "Brian Ross" (yes, that Brian Ross) in this video. There are other articles online if you're interested. Now, people just have to figure out if this is actually Sergey Panchencho. The guy comes across as a liar, almost as bad as if it's a spoof interview…he can't stop laughing when asked what he knows about Trump.

http:// abcnews.go.com/Politics/us-russian-businessman-source-key-trump-dossier-claims/story?id=45019603