EPSTEIN case prosecuting attorney Sigrid McCawley and her connections with JetSmarter.

EPSTEIN case prosecuting attorney Sigrid McCawley and her connections with JetSmarter. (pizzagate)

submitted 4.9 years ago by letsdothis3

This is a continuation of my previous post on Sigrid McCawley: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/3344415

https://twitter.com/DemopJ/status/1149167355827818496

[Sigrid Mccawley is on the board of ChildNet, Inc.] https://relationshipscience.com/person/sigrid-stone-mccawley-26960320

[Joseph Epstein _ Previous Director for Childnet, Inc] https://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Fort-Lauderdale/joseph-epstein-P6102688.aspx

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/joseph-a-epstein-joins-jetsmarter-as-chief-financial-officer-300211306.html

@ninaandtito thoughts on if any Jetsmarter exec should be anywhere near a company called ChildNet, Inc.

https://imgur.com/a/HF9TSQY

FBI and US attorney question JetSmarter customers - https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/24/fbi-and-us-attorney-question-jetsmarter-customers.html?__source=twitter%7Cmain

JetSmarter customers say they have been interviewed by the FBI and U.S. Attorney’s office in Florida about the private jet company’s business practices and communications. ..The scope and nature of the inquiries are unclear...In a statement to CNBC from JetSmarter and its new owner, the company denied JetSmarter was under investigation, but did not say how recently it was told this.

Legal experts say that if the FBI is not investigating JetSmarter as a company, the interviews with members could be part of an investigation into individuals or executives at the company. JetSmarter’s founder and former CEO Sergey Petrossov didn’t respond to requests for comment.

According to the two JetSmarter members, who both have lawsuits pending against the company, the FBI and a prosecutor from the U.S. Attorney’s office in the Southern District of Florida interviewed them for more than two hours last month. The investigators asked about JetSmarter’s sales practices, their communications with members, contract details, the names of salespeople and the types of passengers who flew on JetSmarter flights.

They also told the members that the interview was part of an “active investigation” that included ongoing interviews with other JetSmarter customers...The questions follow a CNBC report in January detailing JetSmarter’s financial losses, lawsuits and concerns about security and drugs on JetSmarter flights. The Fort Lauderdale-based company, founded in 2012 with early minority investors that included Jay-Z and the Saudi Royal family, grew to more than 8,000 members and touted a valuation of $1.5 billion in 2016 with the promise of unlimited private jet flights.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/08/jetsmarter-faces-lawsuits-losses-and-security-questions.html

Sally Horchow, a Broadway producer who travels frequently between her Los Angeles home and New York, paid $9,000 for an annual membership in early 2015. She said she flew 13 times across the country in a Gulfstream IV. The flights were a fraction of the cost of other private jet companies and were even cheaper than flying first-class on commercial carriers — all while avoiding the hassle of airport security.

Yeah, airport security is such a hassle...

CEO Sergey Petrossov https://www.crunchbase.com/person/sergey-petrossov#section-overview

Sergey Petrossov is the CEO and Founder of JetSmarter. He is also the Co-Founder of Federal System of Distance Education. Prior to this, he was the Co-Founder of LiveContact and worked as its Vice President of Business Development from May 2006 to April 2009.

Here he is with Richard Branson https://www.instagram.com/p/BcL8EeFjJ7N/

At Art Basel https://www.hautetime.com/haute-livings-private-hublot-loves-art-dinner-celebrating-ricky-martin-pamm-art-basel-miami/85612/

In addition to the guest of honor, several Hublot collectors and notable attendees showed up to the highly coveted soirée, including Chairman and CEO of Related Group Jorge Pérez (after whom the museum is named) and his wife, Darlene; CEO of Hublot, Ricardo Guadalupe; famed French sculptor Richard Orlinski; Rick and Martha De La Croix; Black Jaguar White Tiger‘s Eduardo Serio; Hublot ambassador Martin Fuentes; Haute Living CEO Kamal Hotchandani and his business partner, COO Seth Semilof; Jetsmarter CEO Sergey Petrossov and his wife, Lolita; PAMM director Franklin Sirmans; managing director of Hublot America Jean-Francois Sberro; former Mayor of Miami Beach Philip Levine; Gonzalo and Isabel Morales; and many more.

Here he is on Getty images, you can see the sort of characters he hangs out with : https://www.gettyimages.ch/fotos/sergey-petrossov?family=editorial&phrase=%22Sergey%20Petrossov%22&sort=mostpopular

Lots of tweets about JetSmarter and this is one of the more typical ones:

https://twitter.com/NLong72/status/1148024573700509696

JetSmarter is directly linked to Donald Trump through both Edward Barsky and Mike Flynn and Ron Torossian

JetSmarter is under investigation for Russian mob ties, and Smart Jet for trafficking girls into misery, rape and death

JetSmarter tweeted this in 2014 : https://twitter.com/JetSmarter/status/431183340717092865

@SMARTJets announces partnerships with Fame & Philanthropy & Unite 4 Humanity with special guests James Cameron & Pres. Bill Clinton

So, I'm really wondering how this Epstein trial is going to turn out.

6 comments

SeeThisNow 4.9 years ago

Hey! Can someone with points post about the bones under the Vatican??? I can’t find my old password, and I can’t be assed tonight. Thank you all for the good work. Are we seeing results?!

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septimasexta 4.9 years ago

"Jetsmarter CEO Sergey Petrossov and his wife, LOLITA"

Does he have a plane named after his wife?

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septimasexta 4.9 years ago

"The founder and CEO, Sergey Petrossov, 30, is the son of Vatchagan Petrossov, who served 15 years in Russian prisons, according to Robert Friedman’s “Red Mafiya,” published by Little, Brown in 2000. Vatchagan settled in Denver, where he opened a restaurant popular with Russian expats. Vyacheslav Ivankov, a.k.a. Yaponchik, who’s been called the John Gotti of the Russian mob and once had a crew of 100 soldiers in Brighton Beach, “frequently traveled to Denver, where he stayed at Petrossov’s home, even using his address to apply for a Colorado driver’s license,” the book reported. “Ivankov and Vatchagan Petrossov were so close that Petrossov named Ivankov godfather to one of his two sons.”"

"Other issues have arisen for the 7-year-old company. Its former president, Edward Gennady Barsky, resigned in 2017, a week after being arrested on charges of embezzling $11 million from a California real-estate investment company. Barsky was indicted by a Contra Costa County jury in June 2017 on five counts of grand theft. He pleaded not guilty and is free on bond." https://pagesix.com/2019/02/17/inside-jetsmarters-motley-band-of-backers/

"He did a lot before establishing JetSmarter as well. He helped establish a couple of Information Technology (IT) concepts. He was part of a portal that catered to schools that revolved around the Russian language. He was part of an Internet chatting network that accommodated customer service requirements in the e-commerce sector, too."

"The crew at JetSmarter is made up of advisory, management, and technology professionals. These individuals have done a lot for all sorts of prominent names, too. Examples of these are Uber, BMW, Mercedes Benz, Microsoft, Nokia and, last but definitely not least, NASA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration)."

"JetSmarter runs out of Fort Lauderdale, a laidback community that’s not far at all from vibrant Miami. JetSmarter has branches all over the globe. They’re in Dubai, Riyadh, London, Moscow, and even Zurich." https://canwest.net/sergey-petrossov-and-imaginative-concepts/