PHOTO: Man, Max Azzarello, called Elon Musk, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Ross Perot, Mark Cuban, Elizabeth Holmes and Jeffrey Epstein BIG PONZI PLAYERS using a book in his last Instagram post

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Man, Max Azzarello, called Elon Musk, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Ross Perot, Mark Cuban, Elizabeth Holmes and Jeffrey Epstein BIG PONZI PLAYERS using a book in his last Instagram post. 


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Before the shocking incident outside the New York courthouse, the man who set himself on fire was unknown to police.


Max Azzarello, 37, had recently started posting anti-establishment “conspiracy theories” online, including a lengthy article on Substack which blasted corrupt politicians, and billionaires and even made reference to The Simpsons.


The manifesto-style document warned of an impending “apocalyptic fascist world coup.”


At 1.30pm ET on Friday 19 April, he entered a park outside the New York courthouse, where Donald Trump’s historic criminal trial is taking place, and set himself on fire. The horrific incident lasted several minutes before the flames were extinguished by police officers and court staff.


Four officers who responded to the fire suffered minor injuries.


The police also said that Azzarello arrived in New York “sometime earlier in the week.”


“We have his car being in St. Augustine, Florida, on (April 13). So, anywhere between the 13th and today, he arrived,” one official said. “We spoke to family members — they were unaware that he was even in New York.”


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