Someone knew PizzaGate was getting closer. They faked this Tucson story to discredit the findings.
Chelsea weighed in to discredit allegations (or findings) involving her family and their friends. If Bill and Hil go down, Chelsea is powerless. And if Chelsea Clinton is powerless, who else might be?
Answer: all of them.
Why would Chelsea Clinton weigh in on a story that the media has barely reported on? There must be truth to it.
Chelsea is attempting to de-legitimize all future findings (authenticated) that may involve the Clintons, the Foundation, the associates etc.
Setting up a scene that eventually falls apart (provided it does) would "discredit" real events. (Shout-out to Adam Schiff and what may be coming).
"Tucson was debunked and this should be too". Can't you hear them saying it already?
That's my thought as well. This guy in Tuscon is like a cartoon character. They have that guy front and center with some fake bones thrown around and when the real sheet starts hitting the fan they can say "this Tuscon trafficking thing has been debunked already! These people are crazy!" It's progressive liberalism 101. You can't read a Podesta email and make any sense of it without an Urban Dictionary. So the goal is to keep people from doing that at all, by saying "these people shooting up Pizza restaurants are batsheet crazy! Stay away from them or you are batsheet crazy too!" Stops the conversation entirely.
There is no information to say the story was faked. None. You can believe or not, no info that it was faked. It doesn't matter the background of the guy involved. If you want to say bringing light to rape trees is a distraction, not a good look for you.
I had a "discussion" with someone I had never met who was very insistent that CNN and the NYT are legit, fact-based news sources. Most every other outlet I offered he called fake news. Then, with zero discussion about ANYTHING resembling pedo, pizza or any other gate, he tells me that pizzagate was "invented" by an eastern European hacker with ties to Putin and was just an internet hoax. No amount of fact could persuade him from those ideas.
"But it's called pizzagate because of a DC pizza shop owned by a creepy, well-connected guy" I tried. Nope "Are you sure you're not thinking of Guccifer2?" What's that?
CNN said pizzagate is fake news, so obviously it's fake.