Another response (Jason Deleon)

Here's another response I'll be attaching to today's video, as well as on Gab to Twilie as she did make her visit to San Antonio to investigate Jason Deleon's businesses and other points of interest (such as the Alamo, which Ghost has claimed in the past that his lineage in Texas goes back to the martyrs).

Gotta say first off that I didn't hear about the cigar place before this, though it seems as if it was a dead end lead anyways. Perhaps some more digging will lead to something about this.

Second, it's interesting but unsurprising that Jungle Ventures' address is either that of the Bar & Grill in the case of taxes, or at a bogus address in the case of the given location of the business. As for the Bar & Grill itself, interesting that you met what I presume to be Jason himself.

As for the responses to some of my points in my first pastebin, it would make sense that Paypal wouldn't be completely on top of people impersonating a business, and given what Ghost has told is it is plausible that he would impersonate it, however it's still a stretch when you consider that Ghost probably didn't expect people to be able to see who they were making the payments to. And if he did expect it, and wanted people to investigate a red herring, why would he choose people joining the Inner Circle, of all things, where he's trying to keep out trolls?

The Youtube account might be something worth investigating in the future. As for the "ghost6666666666" Youtube page, the only other reassurance I can give for my theory being correct is that, according to the comments on the one video up, Ghost tweeted the video out around 2012/2013, meaning that the account was still in use around the time of the Google+ switchover.

Joe Horn as a dox has been floating around for a very long time. Personally I think any connections to Third Coast Radio is little more than a coincidence and a meme and nothing more (see: John Conquest).

Now, like last time, one more thing I'd like to suggest is one theory I got in DMs, which would explain the voice not fitting, the age, Jason not recognizing people, etc. Someone suggested to me that Jason Deleon isn't Ghost, but rather is Ghost's son, and that Steve Deleon is Ghost. The age would match, as he's listed as being 69 years old, placing him in the Baby Boomer range.

Now, some would ask, but what about the connections to Jason Deleon, such as the businesses, and the accounts? Well, for one, from what I can see on the Bexar County Appraisal District site, Steve owns the address listed for Jason, which is the same location as Antiques in Wonderland as listed online. Another point is that Ghost used to say, when referring to his son, that he was a "more successful business man than him (ghost)". Also, with Jason's age, he would have grown up at an age where him and Steve would have played the retro games Ghost used to reminisce about on the show.

Additionally, I still stand by the theory of Ghost using the account of "Jason Deleon" to promote the show. I think it would be even easier than impersonating someone's business on Paypal to make a Youtube account under someone's name years ago, and forgetting about it. I couldn't find much else on Steve, sadly, but maybe others can. I think this dox has at least some merit to it that's worth investigating, and I appreciate the fact that Twilie took the time to look into this by visiting Jason's businesses.

The biggest part of this whole thing for me is that Ghost still has yet to confirm or deny the dox, assuming we're not going off what
the @GhostPolitics account said on Gab. I sincerely doubt we'll ever get official confirmation, but every step closer helps. Thank you to everyone who's investigated, sent me information or just generally responded to the dox.

~InsaneEnergy