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The name is actually "Emilio D'Argentino." If one is to quote something as "fact" one must at least HAVE the fact correct.Roy Harrold said:Here are some facts about the name "Emilio d'Argentine" - the alleged name of the person Paul Bonacci claims was the leader of the child sex slave ring.
The family name "d'Argentine" does not mean "the Argentine" as in Argentinian citizen.
d'Argentine is a family name of French and British nobility from the middle ages. It means "of Argentan", the family came from Argentan, in the département of Orne, France.
It hasn't been used as a family name for centuries.
There is no person by the name of Emilio d'Argentine living in the US and there never has been.
"Argentine", on the other hand, is fairly common last name in the US, but there are no records of an "Emilio Argentine" living in the US either.
There is no "Emilio d'Argentine".
You, suspicious? Who would have guessed.All of this just makes me suspicious that the information Bonacci has given is intended to hide the truth, not illuminate it.
Roy Harrold said:Bonacci has not provided enough information about these people to be of any use in tracking them down, arrest them and convicting them. Despite the fact that he allegedly lived with these people, traveled around the US with these people. In all that time he never recorded a license plate number, or a date & time they boarded a commercial plane, or anything else that could be used to obtain verifiable data about them.
That is why I urge people to actually READ The Franklin Cover-Up, because it makes it very clear that not only was data given, then followed up on, but some people (i.e. Investigator Gary Cardori, i.e. Troy Boner) DIED as a result of getting too close to the truth and the perpetrators. And, in fact, we do not know WHAT kind of information Paul gave because a great deal of data was HELD BACK from publication, for obvious reasons. In that some of us have actually SEEN some of that data, Roy, it seems like a matter of experience over opinion, which of course you are perfectly welcome to have and express. But it's important not to get distracted too much by trying to bash and discredit Paul Bonacci who cannot obviously defend himself. And, this is about Johnny Gosch I believe, and while Paul's information was certainly PART of the picture, it was by no means ALL of it.
Roy Harrold said:No records of an Emilio D'Argentino, either.
But, verifiable information on the many places he used as "drop off" points and "holding" houses.
godzorphan said:This is by no means meant to sound like an attack or anything, but where can I find the verifiable information and how was it verified?Roy Harrold said:No records of an Emilio D'Argentino, either.
But, verifiable information on the many places he used as "drop off" points and "holding" houses.![]()