Wikileaks, Podesta, and a Dead Supreme Court Justice

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I saw a crazy rumor that there were emails from an amateur filmmaker to John Podesta about helping him make a film that we're actually a cover for a plan to assassinate Justice Scalia.

Easy enough to disprove because the filmmakers Facebook page and emails are published in the leak, right? So I emailed him. To my surprise he says he never sent the email:

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On Oct 19, 2016 12:02 AM, "Joe Patterson" <viejojoe@outlook.com> wrote:

I did not send the email you described.
Joe

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From: Justin W. Riggs <juriggs@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 8:05 PM
To: viejojoe@outlook.com;viejojoe1@cox.net
Subject: You don't have time for this...

 

Joe,

I don't know if other people are bothering you about this but if they're not, they probably will be soon. There's a new conspiracy theory out there regarding an email you sent John Podesta and George Pataki regarding a film script... saying it was all a front in a plot to kill Supreme Court Justice Scalia.

I like conspiracy theories, but I like chasing down proof to disprove them even more, so I thought I'd shoot you an email and give you a chance to go on the record and let the world know that you did indeed write a movie script (which I see you did from your Facebook profile), and explain why you sent it to Podesta. If you respond I'll set up a blog and publish my findings. If not, no worries.

Anyhow, hope you're not being hounded into oblivion...

Justin

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So there you have it. I guess there are more questions to ask. I've already sent one follow up email to make sure there are no miscommunication.