Santos was once married to a woman, despite being gay. Did he do that to obtain American citizenship?He received campaign money from a businessman, Andrew Intrater, who cultivated close links with a onetime Trump confidant and who is the cousin of a sanctioned Russian oligarch, Russian billionaire Viktor Vekselberg, who has been sanctioned by the U.S. government for his role in the Russian energy industry. according to video footage and court documents.Harbor City, the company Santos worked for and is under investigation for a money scheme, was able to land a $625,000 deposit from a company registered in Mississippi that identifies Intrater as its lone officer, according to an exhibit included in the SEC’s complaint against Harbor City.After Harbor City’s assets were frozen, and with assistance from a fellow former Harbor City employee, Santos in 2021 formed a company, the Devolder Organization, that paid him at least $3.5 million over the next two years, according to Florida business records and financial disclosure forms he filed as a candidate. Santos loaned his campaign more than $700,000 but did not report any income from Harbor City despite having been paid by the company as recently as April 2021.Did that money come from Harbor City’s ponzu scheme or did it come from Russia through Intrater and is Santos in the pocket of Russia?Lots we don’t know, lots to investigate.

Santos was once married to a woman, despite being gay. Did he do that to obtain American citizenship?He received campaign money from a businessman, Andrew Intrater, who cultivated close links with a onetime Trump confidant and who is the cousin of a sanctioned Russian oligarch, Russian billionaire Viktor Vekselberg, who has been sanctioned by the U.S. government for his role in the Russian energy industry. according to video footage and court documents.Harbor City, the company Santos worked for and is under investigation for a money scheme, was able to land a $625,000 deposit from a company registered in Mississippi that identifies Intrater as its lone officer, according to an exhibit included in the SEC’s complaint against Harbor City.After Harbor City’s assets were frozen, and with assistance from a fellow former Harbor City employee, Santos in 2021 formed a company, the Devolder Organization, that paid him at least $3.5 million over the next two years, according to Florida business records and financial disclosure forms he filed as a candidate. Santos loaned his campaign more than $700,000 but did not report any income from Harbor City despite having been paid by the company as recently as April 2021.Did that money come from Harbor City’s ponzu scheme or did it come from Russia through Intrater and is Santos in the pocket of Russia?Lots we don’t know, lots to investigate.

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