SMURF HUNTING with James O'Keefe: Are YOU an ActBlue Money Laundering Victim?

Senior Citizens across the country are having their identities hijacked in a colossal money laundering scheme via ActBlue.

James O'Keefe of O'Keefe Media Group (OMG) spearheaded a SMURF HUNTING investigation by activating citizen journalists across the country.

These journalists research campaign contributions via the Fec.gov/data website looking for suspicious patterns that raise red flags, print out the proof and then visit these unsuspecting victims at their homes to share this official record of contributions and to confirm whether or not these folks MADE the contributions or if they are victims of this identity theft, fraud and money laundering.

Carolyn Grace is one of these journalists. Grace sent one of her stories to O'Keefe and he reached out to her to interview her and share her story in the hopes that it would inspire other citizen journalists to join in and help raise awareness of this coast-to-coast crime.

O'Keefe said Grace's video is, "entertaining, engaging and enraging."

But you don't have to be a citizen journalist to explore and investigate this matter. Anyone can do this. In fact, that's the point of this video.

Grace offers a quick and relatively simple explanation for navigating the Fec.gov/data website so that YOU can enter your own name as well as the names of your elder family members.

Should you learn that you're a victim of this money laundering scheme, or if you need some help navigating, Grace is happy to help.

And, if you end up being a victim, Grace would like to interview and submit your story for consideration to James O'Keefe and O'Keefe Media Group -- if that's something that interests you.

You can watch Grace's SMURF HUNTING story and the stories of others at the following links:

https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1825636212289450228

https://rumble.com/v5blebx-brave-journalist-returns-to-investigate-transactions-resident-okeefe-is-a-l.html?e9s=src_v1_upp