So my friend was at the DMV the other day, and there was a huge campaign to encourage signing up to donate your organs. Normal, right? Until you notice that there were butterflies all over, along with pedo spirals. Here's some of what the entire DMV was draped in:

Spiral logo: https://www.onelegacy.org/images/DonateLifeCalifornia_wPinkDot_4x5x300_cmyk.jpg

Spiral over California: http://www.onelegacy.org/images/AmbDMV_Q4_Palmdale_Staff_123015.jpg

More out of place pedo spirals on Facebook header: http://i.imgur.com/pHJpr8y.png

Butterfly logo: http://mms.businesswire.com/media/20170424006545/en/582586/5/2893321_OneLegacy_logo.jpg

(There were tons of paper butterflies everywhere, so this confirms that the logo is indeed a butterfly.)

By now, we know this stuff is not a coincidence. Butterflies, spirals, and organ harvesting.. that's enough to warrant some digging. If you register to donate organs at the DMV, this organization is the one who handles them.

So I did a quick Google search and found this news report: http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2011/11/11/investigation-tissue-and-organ-donations-can-save-a-life-but-at-what-cost/. In short, they took this guy apart, and took his whole heart with no consent. Many negative reviews of them complain that they could at least offer monetary compensation to organ donors, as they make a profit.. their head alone takes in a salary of $700,000 annually.

I think this may be something.. I've stepped away from investigative research regarding Pizzagate/Pedogate, but thought I'd offer this lead to anyone willing.

https://www.onelegacy.org/

To get you started:

Vice Chairman:

He served twenty years in the California State Legislature, during which as a state senator, he led efforts in Hanoi to release Vietnamese prisoners from "education camps," worked with Soviet Jewish refugee efforts in the former Soviet Union, and helped draft Pope John Paul II’s environmental message in 1989.

Secretary of the Board:

Ms. Bohrer continues to serve as a United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) committee member.

Earle E. Crandall, another board member:

After postdoctoral training in Paris, France, Dr. Crandall served in the U.S. Navy as a lieutenant commander and was attached for a time to the Third Marine Division. He received the Navy Commendation Medal and Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal for this service.

He has served as Chief of Neurosurgery at St. Vincent’s Medical Center and continues his teaching appointments at UCLA as clinical associate professor both in the departments of neurosurgery and neurobiology (neuroanatomy).

UCLA and UNOS connections mentioned in this previous post from Voat user are probably relevant: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1798985

UCLA had its heyday with wealthy Japanese Yakuka crime “family members” who were given priority for liver transplants from the UNOS waiting list, livers that technically belonged to US citizens”.

Rafael Mendez, board member:

...consultant to the Saudi-Arabian Health Ministry

Robert Mendez, board member:

He has served as President of United Network of Organ Sharing (UNOS) as well as President of Los Angeles Urological Society, the Southern California Transplant Society, and the Western Association of Transplant Surgeons. He is co-founder, President and Chairman of OneLegacy, the largest organ procurement agency in the U.S. and co-founder, President and Chairman of the Mendez National Institute of Transplantation, an internationally recognized non-profit transplant research organization. He was appointed by the President of the United States to sit on the National Institutes of Health Committee overseeing Xenotransplantation and has been a consultant for the Ministry of Health for Saudia Arabia and Dubai. He has addressed both the National Italian Parliament and the Japanese Transplant Society to help formulate national transplant laws. Among many other prestigious awards, Dr. Mendez was awarded the prestigious Malpighian Award by the Italian Transplant and Nephrological Society and is author of more than 100 peer-reviewed journal articles and 15 book chapters.

Together with his team of institute transplant surgeons, Dr. Méndez has performed more than 5,000 kidney transplants in the past thirty years. Over the years, Dr. Mendez has traveled widely, performing transplant procedures on needy patients abroad and providing help for the development of transplantation facilities in many countries in South America, the Middle East and North Africa.

J. Thomas Rosenthal, board member:

Associate Vice Chancellor, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

Dr. Rosenthal is a urologist and was formerly the Director of the Kidney Transplant Program at UCLA.

Just connect the dots guys.