Potential undisclosed location and foreign contact of Edward Snowden during the first 11 days in Hong Kong (May 20‑June 1 2013)

Potential undisclosed location and foreign contact of Edward Snowden during the first 11 days in Hong Kong (May 20‑June 1 2013) The passage claims Snowden stayed elsewhere in Hong Kong for 11 days before checking into the Mira Hotel, suggesting a hidden safe‑house and possible contact with an unnamed foreign mission. If true, this would add a new layer to the Snowden narrative and could point to undisclosed intelligence cooperation, making it a worthwhile investigative lead. However, the account provides no concrete names, dates beyond the gap, or documentary evidence, limiting its immediacy. Key insights: Snowden allegedly arrived in Hong Kong on May 20 2013 but did not check into the Mira until June 1 2013.; During the missing 11‑day window he sent top‑secret NSA documents to Glenn Greenwald (May 25) and emailed Barton Gellman.; He reportedly communicated with an unnamed foreign mission and asked Gellman to include text to aid that mission.