Remember the Wayfair story back in 2020, when accusations of underground tr*fficking involving Jeffery Epstein and Ghislane Maxwell were quickly debunked by fact checkers?
Well some are now saying that the — “Wayfair furniture named after m*ssing k*ds and sold for ridiculous amounts” scandal —- is all making sense, after the latest Epstein file dump included a PayPal receipt showing that Karyna Shuliak, Epst*in’s girlfriend, made a single item purchase for $8,453 from Wayfair on June 28, 2018.
The item is not described in the receipt. And no further details were listed on what was purchased.
Fact checkers and the mainstream media still say it’s all one big Q-Anon conspiracy theory.
Here’s what happened…..
In 2020, people started noticing irregularities on Wayfair’s website, leading to claims that the online furniture retailer allegedly served as a covert front for hum*n tr*fficking operations.
Mainstream media dismissed the claims as baseless Q-Anon-fueled rumors, however many say there are “too many coincidences” to let it go so easily.
It all started on a Reddit post from July 2020 where a user questioned unusually high-priced storage cabinets on Wayfair’s site, priced between $12,000 and $15,000 – sometimes more.
The storage cabinets had names like “Samiyah,” “Alyvia,” “Yaritza,” and “Neriah”—names that matched those of real m*ssing ch*ldren when cross-referenced with databases from the National Center for M*ssing and Expl*ited Ch*ldren.
Throw pillows were listed for $10,000 or more, and had names that also matched missing k*ds.
In addition, online sleuths also said that when they entered Wayfair’s product SKUs into the Russian search engine Yandex, the search results brought up images of y*ung gi*rls, some in inappropriate poses – fueling claims of ties to ch*ld p*rnography networks.
More interesting anomalies were noticed when people added the high priced items to their online carts, and continued to check out.
The payment screen allegedly already had billing names and addresses entered into the system – those billing names allegedly matched those of m*ssing ch*ldren, leading people to claim there was a coded system in place for tr*fficking.
In addition, the online retailer also allegedly had items named “Epst*in” and “Ghisl*ine”— which many say were referencing J*ffrey Epst*in and Ghisl*ine M*xwell.
These products’ prices allegedly correlated to the exact GPS coordinates for Epst*in’s infamous Little St. J*mes isl*nd, known as ‘p*do-Isl*nd’.
The allegation at that time was that Wayfair was embedding signals for elite p*dophiles.
The allegations have been widely debunked by fact checkers and mainstream media outlets who say there is no evidence of tr*fficking.
They said the coincidental names, and coordinates are due to algorithmic glitches and overzealous online investigators.
Wayfair said the high prices were accurate for the premium industrial products that were being provided, and that the name matches were a “mere coincidence” given “common first names”
