user stumbles upon a few aquariums with two letter names in texas. like O R Aquarium, KL Aquarium, and H R Aquarium they all have range addresses like 100-300 random street, all in suburbs in front of homes, not located in city blocks with actual businesses.
additionally they have no tax records, not registered businesses, ect. these have no online presence other than gmap pins. some of them have year/month old reviews like "lots of fun" threads get bot posting saying it's literal fish and then hex saying you can't save them all
later get a troll who sends us a file of sound from a phone call (never happened) it was a sstv picture of an old rotted jail that was turned into datacenter.
then a random user faking reviews linking to the temple of one (fake reviews left by troll) first thread was pretty much silent on shillfront. the later threads were constantly inundated with faggots, shills, disinfo, the works.
We find out that it's not possible for it to be a covid bux scam because many were created before and after that was over with. ultimately find at least 21 of them around lower texas. anons start finding them in ohio too. make csv maps for gmaps, do a bit of permutation work on the letters from each state, nothing worked.
anons find a picture on one of them in the google map and it's a photo of the Alma Queen Stone. we trace that rock to a flickr and the Houston museum of natural sciences. do a bit of schizo posting about the rock. tons of theories are thrown around. some anons find places like Bullring and Motorsports following the same letter pattern with no online presence either. threads started to get deleted because of laseranon thread posted to /x/
we find one or two homes with clearstar security, a tiny security collective. has a locked forum about locksmithing and general security which needs payment to access. site is sketch, the HQ is literally a home with no street view, google hasn't captured the HQ area since 2008.
Dear Jannies: This is highly political and not a call to violence. Laser user was a schitzo who was going to do it anyway, a fun happening for fake internet sleuthing isn't going to hurt anyone.
Las Vegas user was actually close to a fishy aquarium... a few blocks north of the place he went to, is an aquarium on google maps listed as "MEGA FISH" and it has no range address, but it's just a residence.
JR Aquarium is at or near a church in Addyston, OH. Registered to Moses Branstetter, relative of his was caught molesting an underage girl while working as a youth pastor, and Branstetter is also a line of furniture from Wayfair
"Local Guide" named "Ticky Tacky" reviewed a nonexistent Aquarium in Connecticut. Says: "Apparently this aquarium is open until 2:00am on Saturday nights so of course they're gonna be closed on Sundays. Those fishies are gonna be tired after a long night of partying!" Also reviewed a golf course nearby, and the golf course shows MANY pictures of children, and hardly any golf amenities.
also searching the podesta emails for fish, you get some weird results. A lot of emphasis placed on asking whether to go shopping for 'fish/meat' together before meeting up with people for dinner or not. It's also in reference to the needing the 'outdoor pizza oven' (so it's mixed in with existing code).
Here we see 'actual fish' being used, but both things mentioned are actual fish. So it seems its code for something. > Also having Frank remind Juliet of the critical fact > that those weren’t pictures of barracuda and mahi-mahi so much as…actual > fish. He needs a break from KXL anyway.
some guy did. the name of the aquarium were his initials. from paste~ user was trying to get the pin for O R Aquarium, Bruce Street, Bacliff, Texas to show up, as it doesn't work when they search for it. So they typed only Bruce Street, Bacliff, Texas. Of course the pin is right next to an upside down cross shaped elementary school, because what else could possibly be there. Then they notice other strange pins around, like the "Cra" one. Clicking on "Cra" makes another one appear directly east, named "1WEATHER" (I think it's because both are listed as churches). Clicking on "1WEATHER" makes another pin appear, named "Prayer247". They know this is burgerland but these names look too fake to be real. 1WEATHER is listed as a bahá'í place which is some sandnigger religion apparently. Whats even weirder is this is linked to another "aquarium" which funny enough has the same exact flag on their shack to store things "centex aquariums"
Blake Sanchez
In older threads now purged a few names were found from anons looking at records
Carter James
Dude you didn't event read the OP why are you commenting?
Nicholas Diaz
Google took out all the texas aquariums... there are a few of those weird named ones like you mentioned. Also there is World of Tropics in Houston that looks weird
an user searched for the address of one of KG Aquarium and found both of these pages: 1) a Facebook page for some kind of spanish astrologer, and 2) a scrape of a facebook page that appears to be KG Aquarium selling bags of fish food. The astrology Facebook page that uses the same address is in Spanish and has a phone number and a what's app link. Google Translate: "On this day we perform a Clean and start of a ceremony for a Loving Sweetener with son Jose ‼REMEMBER‼ In the temple U.S.A Astrological Center we give firm evidence of our work and results. DON'T BE SCAMMED BY FALSE PROPHETS RESULTADOS INMEDIATOS Call Now"
I think they're also using them for drugs. it' a general trafficking network
Jordan Myers
You mention Aqua. I've hijacked this thread and its now an Aqua appreciation thread. Post your favorite Aqua songs, mine is Roses are Red. youtube.com/watch?v=0qUbSLDIjN4
checked great updates; i'm busy this week and falling behind on new discoveries. noticed there wasn't anything active on Any Forums or /x/ hence the shitty bake.
