Dangerous "QAnon" conspiracy theories, under the watchful eye of the government, threaten the safety of real exploited children

The "Pentagon Pedophile Task Force" is the fund-raising name used by a dissolved Wisconsin charity "The Children's Crusade (TCC)" to collect funds for "child rescue operations".  TCC is operated by Field McConnell of Plum City, Wisconsin and Timothy Charles Holmseth, East Grand Forks, Minnesota. 

Presently, McConnell is being held for $100,000 bond on stalking charges in Broward County, Florida.  Timothy Charles Holmseth is also a wanted fugitive at large in connection with stalking related activities.  Both men targeted Florida attorney Kim Picazio with death threats, accusing her of operating a pedophile protection and extortion blackmail ring compromised of state and county officials.

Both of these men solicit donations, financial contributions, gifts and other things of pecuniary value to finance so-called pedo child rescue operations with the P.P.T.F..  P.P.T.F. is at the core of the dangerous "QAnon" conspiracy theories pushed by the social media channels of Field McConnell and his partner of 14 years, David Charles Hawkins, White Rock, South Surrey, British Columbia.  

Timothy Charles Holmseth proclaims in a widely distributed manner (across a dozen social media properties on a daily basis) that he is the sole Public Information Officer (P.I.O.) that speaks for the P.P.T.F. (which has allegedly been sanctioned (according to McConnell and Holmseth) by the Office of the President of the United States).  Holmseth was one of the first proponents of "digital soldiers" to follow the orders of retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, U.S.A..

In fact, both men have eagerly reported on the success of a U.S. Marine Corps led rescue operation in Southern California in the fall of 2019.  Apparently, 2,000 children were rescued from caves near Fort Irwin, California.  The Pentagon has never refuted these rumors, adding to the speculation that "QAnon" is operating in a fertile environment of parental fear and angst created by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).  Some believe that NCMEC benefits from the "QAnon" theory which props up the number of "missing" and "exploited" children in the United States.

The Office of the Secretary of Defense has been notified about this situation, but allegedly is dragging their feet to put an end to this hoax and scam.  NCMEC was notified in the winter of 2019, and like the Pentagon, took no action.  The Wisconsin Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program was also notified in 2019.

Meanwhile, dozens of elderly citizens are allegedly donating large sums of money to this group, some apparently nearly all of their life's savings.

Enough is enough.  It is time to launch an official investigation into what appears to be felony charity fraud under the watchful eye of Wisconsin Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program.

Signed,

Concerned Citizens