QRD user discovers dozens of "aquariums" in small towns in Texas that all consist of two-initial names (EC Aquarium, HR Aquarium, etc.) Each one is listed as an address block and not an actual house number.
formula is 2 letters followed by aquarium. They are also labeled as businessed but arent on tax or copright records. Also all shows rando houses with stars out front on google maps. Logo and yard signs associated with shady ass CS (clearstar) site. At first was thought to be pajeet scam but that went to shit. No specific new lead other than witches but most likely still child trafficking.
Also new discoveries of "XX Bullring" have emerged (ex. YK bullring) and "XX Motorsports" follows same pattern of weirds star and two letters
New theories suggesting links to witch cult scattered across these areas? Some say these are communities (covens) of satanic witches.
Reposting from last thread... some anons in the earlier threads were speculating that this is all a form of a steganography. In other words, there's nothing at the physical addresses, but someone is communicating something via Google maps that only makes sense if you have a key. I like this theory. I'm not trying to derail, by all means keep investigating the addresses, but I'm wondering kind of information could be stored in a format like that, and why. Any cryptography anons want to take a stab at it?
Evan Morales
something seems strange about these pictures too. why would there be a stopsign there? you can see it in the reflection, but if you look at the map in the bottom corner you notice that there would be no need for a stop sign across the street from that location.
Jaxon Sanders
So... PY/lSv87 is 5j9kwkzW, Detroit PD
Isaiah Sanders
The bullring stuff is particularly bizarre because it's not even a business that could plausibly be in someone's house, like an aquarium hobbyist supply shop. Plus, it's not even an obvious choice for a scammer to use.
Joshua Bailey
That's not a reflection, someone has the sign propped up in the window.
Luke Brooks
Business names like that are usually covers for glowops. If you look up the tail numbers of an airplane owned by the feds its always registered to ABC bullshit company that doesn't exist or an actual company that doesn't know they have an aircraft registered to them.
Julian Murphy
going to sleep, but keep the thread up, weve found something
Levi Clark
If it was a reflection it would be backwards.
Jace Mitchell
Yes
Andrew Myers
This is probably some larry fink/blackrock bullshit for buying property and staying secret about it. I'd be surprised if it's anything more than that.
What does this user know?? He switched IDs during previous thread. Dropping serious keys or shill baiting beartraps?? Encouraging us to stop looking at Clearstar.
Thoughts????
Ayden Cook
Do we have any facts that link these sites to human trafficking? Drug dealing seems more plausible to me.
William Reed
my money is still on this being a real estate investing shell company that just handles assets
Evan Allen
I couldn't tell if he was trying to help or baiting either. They seemed more interested in getting away from clearnet. Idk why
Nathaniel Hughes
You talking about OP?
Ryder Martin
>ITT Any Forums discovers what money laundering is
adorable
Blake Cooper
bump
Sebastian Green
I found a black magic shop next to a smith with a big, five pointed, steel star. Maybe is just a coincidence, and perhaps irrelevant since México
Gavin Baker
Probably interesting but potentially unrelated schizo stuff that shouldn’t be investigated casually.
