A Twitter account called GOLDCORPDEFENSE tweeted images of GoldCorp stickers that had been left on Speaker Nancy Pelosi's and Rep. Adam Schiff's doors in the Capitol Complex on Jan. 5. (Source: Twitter)
VICE News asked Gray about his time in the Capitol on January 5. He denies that he was touring the Capitol and said he was instead attending a “pre-planned” meeting about “U.S. veterans disability issues” with “both Democrat and Republican congressmen—just veterans who served.”Gray said he knows nothing about GoldCorp, but there’s plenty of evidence online to suggest otherwise. For example, a recently archived version of Gray’s LinkedIn page stated that he was working “freelance” as GoldCorp’s “Chief of Mission” in their “Office of Regional Affairs” (this is, presumably, a joke). Since January 6, Gray has removed the reference from his LinkedIn. Gray has also tweeted under the #GoldCorp hashtag.Do you have information about GoldCorp? We’d love to hear from you. You can contact Tess Owen securely on Wire at @tesstess, or by email at tess.owen@vice.com
Failed congressional candidate Casey Gray denied having any association with GoldCorp, yet he's tweeted under the hashtag in the past. (Source: Twitter)
Screengrab from GoldCorp's website.
Twitter user Snakeeaster36 posted about their new Boogaloo T-shirt in February 2020. (Source:Twitter)

Tweet showing transition from Boogaloo to GoldCorp
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