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have been steering clear of daily trump outrage for sanity's sake lately, but i do love this cnbc story today about architect John Fotiadis...

he's a guy who designed a bunch of Trump properties in Kazakhstan, Georgia and Istanbul. Ran a successful practice out of New Jersey with branches in eastern Europe. In April, a McClatchy story reported that Mueller was looking into some of the east Europe deals, so CNBC reporter Christina Wilkie contacted him for comment.

"Around this time, CNBC received a tip that Fotiadis had worked on several Trump projects in Eurasia. Curious about his professional relationship with Trump, CNBC reached out to Fotiadis on April 11 for comment about this work.

Fotiadis did not respond to a call or an email. But eight hours later, he announced on Twitter that he was closing his firm, John Fotiadis Architect, or JFA, after 10 years in business. A few days later, Fotiadis closed the Twitter account he had used to announce he was closing down his firm.

By the end of the week, all the content from Fotiadis' professional website, including his portfolio, had been removed, leaving only a note saying he planned to join a New Jersey-based engineering company.

Gone was Fotiadis' impressive portfolio of 30 projects (some of which are pictured below), including villas, schools and office buildings he has designed for clients around the world. Also gone was any reference to the two overseas branches of JFA that he had opened — in Tbilisi and Kiev, Ukraine."

he's apparently still MIA. that doesn't seem sketchy at all.


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