Jump to content

CIABrad.eth

Administrators
  • Posts

    6,980
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    2

Everything posted by CIABrad.eth

  1. I started mapping the CCTV cameras near the Seth Rich murder. All 3 streets leading to scene have multiple cameras. I started mapping the CCTV locations a private investigator found and using Google Street View I added in a few other CCTV cameras and some license plate scanner cameras, in case there was a getaway vehicle. Map (In Progress) | With Camera Labels Some Google Street View Sceencaps: 4th and Bryant St NW - Possible Seth Rich Sighting 225 Bryant St NW - Possible Seth Rich Sighting 317 W St NW - Possible Seth Rich Sighting 341 and 398 W St NW - Possible Seth Rich Sighting Behind 222 W St NW - Possible Seth Rich Sighting 298 V St NW 202 Elm St NW 88 Bryant St NW US-1 and N Capitol St NW 100 T St NW 153 Rhode Island NW - Private Camera 4 Bryant St NW - License Plate Camera 4 Bryant St NE - License Plate Camera 4th and T St NW - License Plate Camera - imgur album - After walking from the bars northwest of his neighborhood the police report says Seth Rich was found shot in the back "laying in the southwest corner of the intersection of W St. and Flagler Pl. NW." That means he was likely walking east on the south side of W Street at the time of the shooting since that is the direction towards his home. I'm surprised there was never any footage released from any of the evening. None from the bar, and none from the numerous cameras he had to walk by in between the bar and his home. The two block radius around the home has very few cameras, but all three streets he likely entered the neighborhood from, Bryant St NW, W St NW, and the alley between W and V St NW have multiple CCTV cameras. Why was there never any video released from him walking down one of those three streets? Feel free to share this with anyone interested in Seth Rich and let me know if you have any suggestions. Thanks for reading.
  2. The case of Seth Rich, a Democratic National Committee (DNC) staffer, has been the subject of various conspiracy theories suggesting that he was murdered in connection with the release of DNC emails during the 2016 presidential election and alleged investigations into the Clinton Foundation. Here is a detailed overview of the case and the conspiracy theories surrounding it: Background on Seth Rich Who was Seth Rich? Seth Rich was a 27-year-old staffer for the DNC who was shot and killed in Washington, D.C., on July 10, 2016. He was known to be politically active and had a reputation as a dedicated worker within the DNC. Circumstances of the Murder: Rich was shot multiple times in the early morning hours while walking home from a bar. Despite suffering gunshot wounds, nothing was reported to have been stolen from him, leading to speculation about the motive behind the killing. The Conspiracy Theories Connection to the WikiLeaks Email Release: In the weeks leading up to his murder, WikiLeaks published a trove of DNC emails that were leaked, revealing various details about the party's operations and favoritism toward Hillary Clinton during the primaries. Some conspiracy theorists posited that Rich was involved in providing these emails to WikiLeaks. As a result, various conspiracy theories suggested that Rich was murdered to silence him because of his potential connection to the leaks. Clinton Foundation Investigations: Some theories have drawn connections between Rich's death and alleged investigations into the Clinton Foundation, claiming that he was involved in uncovering corrupt practices related to the organization. The rationale behind these theories is largely based on the belief that Rich's death was orchestrated by individuals connected to Hillary Clinton or her associates to protect the foundation from scrutiny. Media and Political Response: The right-wing media and certain political figures perpetuated the narrative that Rich's murder was politically motivated. Prominent personalities and platforms suggested cover-ups or conspiracies linked to the Clintons. The story proliferated in some online forums and was pushed by various media outlets, despite significant pushback from established journalistic institutions. Investigations and Evidence Police Investigation: The Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department has classified Rich's murder as a homicide and has pursued multiple leads over the years. They noted that there was no evidence to support the conspiracy theories surrounding his death. Investigators have not found credible evidence connecting Rich to the WikiLeaks emails or any nefarious activity involving the Clintons. Family’s Response: Seth Rich's family has spoken out against the conspiracy theories, expressing their grief and frustration with how their son's death has been politicized. They have urged for the focus to be on seeking justice for Seth and honoring his memory rather than indulging in conspiracy narratives. Lack of Factual Basis: Fact-checking organizations and journalists have repeatedly debunked claims linking Seth Rich to the DNC leaks or the Clinton Foundation. There is no credible evidence supporting the conspiracy theories that his murder was politically motivated. Conclusion The case of Seth Rich has been afflicted with conspiracy theories suggesting his murder was connected to the DNC leak and investigations into the Clinton Foundation. While these theories have gained traction in certain circles, they lack credible evidence and have been dismissed by law enforcement and fact-checking organizations. Instead of enhancing the understanding of political issues, these conspiracy theories have transformed into a source of misinformation, affecting public discourse surrounding the political landscape of the time. The family of Seth Rich continues to advocate for justice and remembrance of their son, encouraging a departure from conspiratorial narratives.
  3. CIABrad.eth

    Labor Related Work Evidence 2025

    A collection of proof of employment in the automotive and crypto industry.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms & Conditions