Updated Info On Arizona “Spy” Plane:

I have done a little more digging on the scant information available in the earlier thread about the plane that allegedly was flying over the location of the election audit in Arizona. I found a few more tidbits of information that I found interesting.


In early June of 2020, an individual named Jacob Appelbaum apparently filed a FOIA request for a 2008 Pilatus aircraft owned by the Phoenix Police Department that I assume — based on the date — had been surveilling the demonstrations that followed in the wake of the George Floyd incident:




https://www.muckrock.com/foi/phoenix-94/information-about-pilatus-pc-1247e-aircraft-phoenix-police-department-94443/

A search further reveals that a 2008 Pilatus aircraft is still registered by the Phoenix Police Department:



https://flightaware.com/resources/registration/N620FB

The flight history of this aircraft appears to have been blocked by the City of Phoenix:



https://flightaware.com/live/flight/N620FB/history

This would seem to confirm that the Phoenix Police Department indeed uses such a plane for surveillance purposes.

Now this is where it gets really interesting: Jacob Appelbaum, the individual who made a FOIA request to the Phoenix PD as a representative of the Seattle Privacy Coalition was also once associated with the TOR browser project and Wikileaks.

So what does all this add up to? Perhaps nothing.

I just found it all extremely weird — there is that word again — and worth sharing. Rabbit holes don’t get much larger than a link — no matter how tenuous — to the “TOR” browser project and Wikileaks.

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