From Fentanyl to Fraud: Felix Roemer RIGS the US Election

Last week, Felix Roemer, owner of the failed online casino Gamdom, was arrested for his alleged involvement in the fentanyl epidemic that has devastated communities across the United States.

Now, Camoradar’s journalists have uncovered new evidence indicating that Roemer played a major role in interfering with the US presidential election.

The investigation revealed that Roemer had compiled a database of individuals who had died from fentanyl overdoses but whose deaths had not been officially recorded or flagged in voter registration systems due to a lack of proper identification documentation.

It seems that Roemer exploited this oversight, submitting tens of thousands of fraudulent mail-in ballots in their names, all marked for Donald Trump, ultimately flipping key swing states.

Trump’s team has denied any involvement in Felix Roemer’s alleged actions, though they have confirmed receiving what they described as “substantial” campaign donations from him. A spokesperson for the president emphasized that Roemer acted independently and without any coordination or support from the campaign.

Roemer’s motive was likely tied to his ambition to secure proper licensing for his failed online casino, Gamdom, in the United States under a Trump administration.