Alleged WikiLeaks‑funded decoy flights and secret bank accounts used to aid Snowden’s escape

Alleged WikiLeaks‑funded decoy flights and secret bank accounts used to aid Snowden’s escape The passage names Julian Assange, WikiLeaks, and a mysterious operative (Harrison) arranging decoy flights and secret financing for Snowden’s movement through Hong Kong. It provides concrete details – dates, flight destinations, use of Snowden’s credit card, and a claim of Russian RT payments – that could be followed up with flight records, banking inquiries, and RT funding trails. While the source of money is vague, the link between a high‑profile whistleblower, a foreign‑state media outlet, and covert logistics is a strong, actionable lead with moderate controversy. Key insights: Harrison allegedly booked ~12 decoy tickets (Beijing, New Delhi) to mislead U.S. intelligence.; Only one real ticket to Moscow was purchased for Snowden, with Harrison on the same flight (June 23).; Funding claimed to come from WikiLeaks resources, specifically payments from Russian state TV channel RT.