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To: yoe

Seems there are only two options

It was all just a silly accident - envelope got accidentally torn by machinery and dox fell out.

OR. It was a conspiracy. Someone knew Fox News had the Biden documents. Someone knew exactly when these documents were being sent out. Someone knew, among all the UPS packages coming out of Fox and the building that day, which tracking number to target. Someone had to coordinate with a confidential UPS staff with access to the sorting facility, or someone had to have excellent fake credentials to enter the UPS sorting facility. Someone had to arrange a transfer of the documents to whoever wanted them.
Ask yourself - who has the power to coordinate all this?

I am sure UPS will not tell us any more on this story.


10 posted on 10/29/2020 12:29:44 PM PDT by PGR88
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To: PGR88

We use UPS frequently in business. It could have been as easy as someone knew the documents were being sent, and that person was able to interfere with/bribe a UPS driver when they picked it up from point of origin. The package could still be scanned with location updates along the way, without anyone else realizing it was empty at that point, clear up to actual delivery.


17 posted on 10/29/2020 12:33:03 PM PDT by NEMDF
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To: PGR88

They won’t! This seems like a false flag op set up by Catsworth Osbourne Jr. It may get interesting!


21 posted on 10/29/2020 12:34:18 PM PDT by gr8eman (If the CCP took over NYC when DeBlasio was elected would it be in worse or better shape now?)
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To: PGR88

UPS sorts handle 2 million packages a day and “smalls” like this are first sorted and bagged, it’s virtually impossible to intercept one particular package once it’s in their automated system. A UPS employee couldn’t do it if they wanted to. The times an individual package is accessible are prior to induction and after the final sort into the delivery vehicle. The empty package was noticed inside a hub which does not rule out anything, but UPS will absolutely not tell what actually happened, you can be sure. But any material handling expert will agree that being “ripped open” by a tilt tray sorter is an impossibility. UPS and FedEx use completely different machines for handling “flats” than the postal service does, where damage is commonplace.

My bet is the package was intercepted at the location where it was dropped off by someone who was aware of its contents, and the empty package was allowed to be shipped specifically for the purpose of creating the “machine damage” explanation. UPS may very well be going along with this to disguise the nature of what really happened.


28 posted on 10/29/2020 12:48:08 PM PDT by bigbob (Trust Trump. Trust the Plan)
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