There is a reason I posted about Castlewood Treatment Center and then Webster Groves. (Remember the question: where do witches do magic? Answer is: in groves.)
This statue is in a place in St Louis called Webster Groves. Look familiar?
This goes deeper than you might think.
https://www.secretservice.gov/contact/
https://tips.fbi.gov
We all do the best we can, anon, but I highly recommend passing info to the authorities when relevant. Also, it would be worth your while to look into trail cameras that can function as budget security cameras, and things of that nature.
And besides, we should not forget the abilities of the NSA. Any activity on the part of evil doers at this point only serves to trap themselves.
Good catch, anon. Even in those lower crime districts though you will find interesting things.
In the city there was a wife of a past police chief who was killed by falling railing a few months back. What are the odds of that?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/2018/07/24/city-official-pins-freak-accident-on-careless-driving/amp/
Easy to hide murders in the numbers when detectives are swamped…
Well wouldn't it be interesting if Q made a post that said "Blunt Statement" around the same time…
GO NIGHTSHIFT!
Technically Q would have posted after BLUNT's statement, but for any anons that are interested, its a hell of a COINCIDENCE.
There is a seminary up the street named EDEN if I remember correctly. Isn't that a GARDEN?
Names of the artists who have statues around Webster Groves is interesting as well. Bob Cassily is the creator of the City Museum in St. Louis, which is vwry unique, and rumor has it his business partner had him murdered when he tried to cut him out of future ventures.
Don't let me direct you though. There are many avenues to go down with this. Many…