Take Kim Dotcom's information with a grain of salt. ( conspiracy )

submitted by Javik2186

Everything he says, rubs me the wrong way and makes me question where he get's his evidence or information, if he has any. Why go public about it? Why not keep it secret, like a actual forensic and criminal investigator normally would till the investigation is completed. Going public only makes his a target. A juicy target.

IMO, Points to me that he doesn't have any forensic/criminal investigation training of any kind to gather evidence to study a crime that was committed on July 10th 2016. Having a link to Wikileaks might prove something, but it won't catch Seth's killers.

I'm just warning you fellow Goats. Take his information with a grain of salt. Don't take it as fact. Question it. Use your "weponized autism" as you so call it and question his evidence.

pby1000

Has he ever delivered anything of substance?

Javik2186

Nope.

pby1000

Well, maybe next time he will! LOL.

Javik2186

Enough where he'll exhale all of that fat stinky air out of him to make Kim skinny again.

MKSA.

keyzersoze

Its going to be fucking nothing. As his annoucement was a plug for his website today. The past few months have been hyperinflated teasers for nothing.

Javik2186

That's what I'm thinking. He's nothing but hot stinky air. He's not a criminal or forensic investigator nor he has training of any kind in those fields. Just a guy looking for attention. Leading actual investigators who want to catch Seth's killers into supermassive conspiracy black holes.

lemon11

Also beware of the gas-lighters who complain about "attacking the messenger," as if to suggest that any dissent from a piranha-like frenzy (in the absence of evidence) is badthink.

Javik2186

Noted.

Blinddoge

Kim is definitely someone who enjoys time in the limelight, so he may just be making a big fuss and reveal something meager.

Though if he does prove that Seth was in contact with Wikileaks, it places DC police in a position where they are forced to entertain the assassination angle. Instead of just writing it off as a "mugging gone wrong".

Javik2186

Kim is definitely someone who enjoys time in the limelight, so he may just be making a big fuss and reveal something meager.

I agree, but I'll wait and see. Going public is what tipping everybody off. Same with Rob Wheeler who violated the non-disclosure agreement when he talked on Fox News about the investigation. Afterward, he retracted his story. Either he was scared into doing so or he's following his detective instincts to lead whoever is following his trail to protect himself.

What got me into the investigation was the little supicious thing of "Armed robbery gone wrong" even though the victim had all his possesions on him, but nothing was taken.