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Mia_Stretch — X Posts
@Mia_Stretch is a citizen researcher credited across the site's hospital and Qureshi-family threads, working alongside the Candace Owens and Baron Coleman research ecosystem. The bullets below are claims attributed to their X posts and credited research — explicitly "draw your own conclusions" coincidence threads, not confirmed findings, and not court findings about any living person.
Claims from X posts
- Credited with the Romney connection in the Timpanogos Hospital thread — the claim that the hospital's ER was suspiciously empty on September 10, that the FBI seized interior footage quickly, and that newly installed staff had connections worth examining. The site rates this claim THIN — internally contradicted and partly self-retracted. See Empty ER and Personnel Changes.
- Credited (with Baron Coleman's USASpending records work) in the Qureshi family research thread: public-record data points around Zachariah Qureshi, described as the son of Ahmed Qureshi, reportedly a U.S. Navy O-6 and co-founder of a Dallas-based technology firm with reported $8M DoD contracts (Bilt Inc.). Presented by commentators as reported coincidences to weigh, not wrongdoing.
- Credited in the Gina Romney Henderson and Connor Henderson coincidence threads — none of it independently verified.
- October 7, 2025 — Posted the annotated escort photograph of Russell Kennington, noting his booking on 9/11/25 at 12:33 PM for criminal trespass and felony obstruction related to the UVU crime scene, and asking whether an escorting officer was carrying a rifle. The booking time is the only independently checkable element. See the image analysis and Russell Kennington.
Investigative value
Mia_Stretch functions as a records-and-connections researcher inside larger commentary threads: booking sheets, corporate profiles, LinkedIn inference, and family-tree work that others amplify. The site carries the checkable facts and flags the rest as unverified — several of the credited claims contradict themselves or were retracted in the underlying file.