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SECOND POSSIBLE "TEMPLE" LOCATED IN SEATTLE "SIZZLE PIE" is the new Comet Pizza This one is particularly sickening. It involves multiple locations/business names operating as a single 'complex'. One of the businesses is a kindergarten. SIZZLE PIE location: Seattle - Capitol Hill, 1009 E Union St, Seattle, WA 98122 TEMPLE location: Abandoned building at closest intersection to Sizzle Pie, painted all in black, no windows, fenced off car park with barbed wire. ASSOCIATED BUSINESSES: Dark Bar, Bright Horizons Preschool, Eclectic Theater & Pound Gallery So this location of Sizzle Pie is located IN THE SAME BUILDING as another business - a bar called Dark Bar. They share a premises and the bar's logo shows they're associated. Dark Bar is a Satanic themed bar. The back-yard of Sizzle Pie is shared with Bright Horizons preschool. The building next door to Sizzle Pie has multiple businesses in it - it has a car repair, tattoo parlor and two different art galleries - Eclectic Theater & Pound Gallery. The temple is located at the closest intersection. It has a business name on it, but the premises looks abandoned. Graffiti on the building has one-eye symbolism. The pattern here seems the same as Comet Pizza in Washington. James Alef... owned Comet, but he also owned another restaurant next door called "Buck's Camping and Fishing" (i think). Here the adjoining business is Dark Bar. In Washington there was an agency across the street from Comet which helped abused children. Here, the access to children is by way of the preschool. In Washington there was an art gallery close by also owned by James A. Here, there are two art galleries next door. The difference seems to be that in Portland and Seattle there are separate, nondescript buildings with no windows within 100 feet of the pizza store. The pattern is the same I'm reviewing Washington now to see if there are any nondescript buildings there that may have been missed.