Wayfair🧂

The Wayfair conspiracy began trending in 2020 after people online noticed that ordinary pieces of furniture were priced at thousands of dollars on the website, and that many of these listings had human names that coincided with the names of real missing children, like the Samiyah 5 shelf priced at nearly $14K. In a BBC article, Wayfair responds to the allegations by saying: ''We have temporarily removed the products from our site to rename them and to provide a more in-depth description and photos that accurately depict the product to clarify the price point." BBC adds on to this: "There are also baseless claims that personalized pillows, which can cost up to $10,000, are that expensive because it involves trafficking.'' One of these personalized pillows that Wayfair was allegedly selling was a $10K lumbar pillow. Strangely, in an article published by Fox Business, they write that "a search for the product results in a page on the Wayfair site for the same pillow with a $99 price tag", saying that the other screenshot is fake.

But, these are two distinctly different listings; the pattern on the pillows are not the same, the shape of the pillows is different, one is square and the other is rectangular; and the cheaper one is not even for a pillow at all, but a pillow cover. (Ellen DeGenerous's name is attacked to the product because they did a partnership) Wayfair spokeswoman, Susan Frecchetti, told Fox Business in an email, that ''the products in question are industrial grade cabinets that are accurately priced'', even though it's obviously a pillow.

Wayfair appears over 400 times in the public Epstein database. Epstein made an order for an undisclosed product totaling at nearly $9K

[BLANK] to Epstein: "I checked on this order and it has NOT left the warehouse as of yet. It will be delivered today. Wayfair will be calling me back with an update in two hours." 

Epstein: "Thank you for the update. No problem. We're not going to be eating outside in the backyard in November in the 50s."

In an email sent the following day, we learn that this was a birthday gift to Woody Allen: "Surprise! Jeffrey sent you something special.'' 

Four years prior in 2012, Jeffrey instructed a redacted name to: "get 20 ice cream pints and deliver them to Woody with a happy birthday note."

You can also find this email sent in 2013 instructing to: "get redacted photos and ice cream." Whoever sent this and received it have both had their names redacted. 

Shortly before his arrest in 2019, his recruiter, Leslie Groff sent a seemingly urgent email that Jeffrey needed to have his trash taken out: ''Jeffrey just asked you to please throw out the eggplant and ice cream! (???) ! Just do it... . Thanks''

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By: Chayse

Raped by: Otto Heckel