Pedogate: Two of Trey Gowdy’s investigators vanish amid paedophile investigation
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- Category: Paedophile Rings
- Created: Wednesday, 19 April 2017 16:41
- Written by Jay Greenberg - Neon Nettle
Congressional Committee agents missing whilst following leads on Elite pedophilia ring.
Trey Gowdy had been running the investigation on behalf of the Congressional Committee. Two undercover investigators working for Congressman Trey Gowdy, on behalf of the Congressional Committee, have mysteriously gone missing in Arkansas during an investigation into child sex trafficking.
The special investigators, assigned by the Justice Department to remain independent of the FBI, have reportedly disappeared without a trace whilst in Little Rock with Congressional subpoenas to conduct a search of the private residence at the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library.
The two men, who identities remain classified, were on a private contract with the federal government and were believed to have been investigating connections between high-ranking officials and an Elite pedophile ring.
According to phone records, the federal investigators' last known location was on route to Little Rock, Arkansas.
There are also reports that their vehicle was found in a rest area just outside Little Rock with the keys still in the ignition. Straight-talking Congressman Gowdy has been tasked by President Trump to head-up investigations on behalf of the Congressional Committee into human trafficking, corruption, Russian hacking allegations, and Hillary Clinton's emails after fears that the FBI had been compromised.
On June 27, 2014, protective parents drew a line in the sand and said “no” to the court-sponsored human sex trafficking of nine year old Lexi Dillon. Parents from four counties stood firm inside and outside Judge Glenn Salter’s Courtroom where they were prepared to battle a secret judicial lynching of Lexi’s protective parent Ruby Dillon.
Satanic ritual abuse is a stark reality for children in military or Illuminati bloodline families. It’s deeply traumatic but the good news is it can be healed.
