To be fair there's no proof of a crime thus far: just a large pile of circumstantial evidence (creepy instagram pics and comments, many awkwardly worded emails about pizza and hot dogs and kids in pools being entertainment, and many other things like that) that people are choosing to interpret in a specific way. Everybody is obviously innocent before being proven guilty, but many people who look at so many of the weird aspects of this believe that there's something going on here: at the very least they could be speaking in code about something.

Interesting to me that the media wants to jump up and down and is so hysterical and adamant about saying "it's debunked!" when it doesn't look like there's any interest by the police to even look into this. Supposedly, somebody filed a FOIA request to get info on the DC police's investigation into these allegations and despite previously saying that their investigation hasn't yielded any proof of a crime, it turns out that they never even investigated it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omlQHWrgmd4

But the media swears up and down that it's already been debunked. I don't get that.