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Jeffrey Epstein’s Secret Storage Network: The Evidence That May Still Be Out There · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. According to the DOJ and the federal government,
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  we know everything that we're going to know about Jeffrey
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  Epstein and the crimes that he was committing. And according
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  to the DOJ and the FBI, it's all over and
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  done with. They've released the files and they're ready to
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  move on. And of course that's what they want the
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  rest of us to do as well, and that's why
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  they're laying on the narrative so thick. There's nothing left
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  to see here, there's no more evidence. We've turned over
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  everything that we're supposed to turn over as per the law.
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  But we all know that's a bunch of bs. From
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  their own words, there's over three million more documents that
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  are in their possession that we're never going to see.
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  And according to a new report that just came out,
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  Jeffrey Epstein had secret files stashed in storage units around
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  the United States and honestly probably elsewhere too. Right, he
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  had homes all over the world, France, the UK, the
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  United States, down in the Caribbean and probably elsewhere places
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  were not even aware of. I mean, when you have
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  the kind of reach and the social circle that Jeffrey
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  Epstein had. The sky's the limit, right, And Epstein doesn't
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  really seem to me like the kind of guy that
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  wants to stay at a hotel, So any place that
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  he was doing business, my guess is he had a residence.
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  So today we have an article from the New York
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  Post and we're going to talk a little bit more
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  about these alleged secret files and the storage units that
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  supposedly house them. This article was published by The New
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  York Post and the headline Jeffrey Epstein's stashed secret files
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  in storage units across the US that may include never
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  before seeing evidence. This article was authored by Zoe Who's
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  Jeffrey Epstein secretly stashed computers, photographs, and other equipment in
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  storage units scattered across the US and paid private detectives
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  to move the material around as investigators closed in on them.
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  According to a new report that tracks that's exactly the
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  kind of shit he used to do. And this is
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  what I mean when I say there's never been a
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  real investigation. Jeffrey Epstein was tipped off every step of
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  the way. I mean, look at what happened down in
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  Palm Beach. By the time the authority showed up, all
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  the computers were gone, the hard drives were gone, and
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  all that was left was a bunch of dangling wires.
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  So where did all those hard drives go? What was
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  on those hard drives? And how come the authorities never
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  got their hands on them? Well, I'll tell you why,
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  because they didn't raid all of his properties at the
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  same time like they should have, like they would have
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  if he was anybody else. But when you're an asset
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  for the United States government and god knows who else,
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  that's not how it works, is it. So instead, Jeffrey
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  Epstein was allowed to do what he did because he
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  served a purpose. Financial records and emails reviewed by the
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  Telegraph revealed that the dead pedophile rented at least six
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  storage lockers nationwide, some starting in two thousand and three,
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  and paid for them until twenty nineteen, the year he
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  died by suicide in lock up. Allegedly. I mean, I
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  guess you can go with the official narrative if you
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  want to, but I'm not going to. I'll continue to
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  say allegedly, because I don't believe the story we're being told.
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  And why should we Why should anyone believe anything they're
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  telling us when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, And as
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  far as these storage units go, who the hell knows
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  what you'd find in them. Maybe nothing, right, I'm not
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  going to sit here and tell you that it's going
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  to be the rose at a Stone that is a
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  smoking gun that shows us what Epstein was up to.
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  But I'm guessing there might be something of substance in
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  these storage rooms if he had private investigators moving them around.
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  Probably something he doesn't want anyone to see, right, Something
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  he wants to keep secret, something he wants to keep
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  out of the hands of the authorities if they raid
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  his house. The units were used to house items from
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  Epstein's homes, including computers NCDs from his private Caribbean island
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  Little Saint James. The outlet reported, I'm sure that there
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  was nothing controversial on those hard drives. I'm sure he
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  was just storing, you know, pictures from his family events,
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  because that's the kind of stuff Jeffrey Epstein kept, right.
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  Can you imagine what is on those hard drives. I
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  can't even begin to think the depravity, the degeneracy, and
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  the scum baggery that resides on those hard drives, and
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  anybody that has to go through hard drives like that.
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  Anybody that works for the FBI or any other unit.
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  I'll tell you what, I don't know how they do
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  that job. Can you imagine that being your job? You
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  have to go through videos like that of people being abused,
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  people being hurt, tortured, whatever. I don't know how people
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  do that shit. Search warrants, which were a part of
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  the trench of three million Epstein related documents by the
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  Justice Department, also revealed that US authorities possibly never rated
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  the storage spaces and could contain never before seen evidence
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  in the sex trafficking case. What a bang up job
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  the DOJ and FBI did. If you're wondering why I'm
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  calling for a special counsel, this is why. This isn't
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  something that's new. This has been going on for years
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  and years and years. And I don't think that the
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  amount of negligence that's been shown here, the amount of
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  wilful negligence, can be under sold. And I think we
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  need to get to the bottom of it, because I
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  don't really know if we can move on with any
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  other issue until we deal with this one. I mean,
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  how can we have trust in any of the institutions
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  moving forward. If we can't even handle something like this,
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  if you're not going to protect the most vulnerable people
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  in society, then what exactly is your purpose and your function?
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  And if you're not going to raid storage units that
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  contain hard drives and other evidence of a gigantic criminal conspiracy,
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  then what are we even doing here? And when I
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  talk about the case being so narrow in scope, this
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  is what I mean. And it was all by design.
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  So people out there that want to say Epstein was
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  in charged with this or that or this one wasn't involved,
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  well you can say that because it's technically right, but
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  that doesn't make it factual, because there's no doubt that
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  everybody involved here should have been indicted, and in my opinion,
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  based on the evidence, they all should have been convicted.
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  But for that to happen, the United States government would
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  have to have the willpower to actually go after this dude,
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  and that's just never been the case. Emails reviewed by
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  the publication further revealed that Epstein had private eyes moved
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  material out of his homes into the storage facility before
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  authorities could execute search warrants at his residences. Well, how
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  did he find out about that. How did he know
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  because he was tipped off. The whole entire thing down
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  in Palm Beach was tilted. And the whole reason that
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  they kicked it down to the state level is because
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  they knew that the fix would be in. Now later on,
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  when people started asking questions, both sides started pointing to
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  each other. Now, if you blame everybody, nobody's ald accountable, right. Ah,
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  there's too many people that were involved here, too many chefs.
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  We don't know who put the fucked up ingredients in.
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  And that's really what they're going to run with when
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  the truth is all they have to do is take
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  a look at that NPA one more time and they'll
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  realize that Jeffrey Epstein wasn't in compliance at all. Ever,
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  so the NPA should go away. And then once that
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  NPA is gone, all bets are off. And that is
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  why they cling to it like a drowning man clings
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  to a life preserver, because they know once it's gone,
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  the drowning begins. The convicted sex offender made regular payments
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  to multiple facilities, including one nearest Palm Beach mansion, according
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  to credit card statements discovered by the outlet. Additional file
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  showed that Epstein's private investigators were instructed to run a
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  Manhattan storage unit on the disgraced financier's behalf, and we're
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  paid tens of thousands of dollars to do so, the
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  outlet reported, So, like, what are you transporting that you're
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  getting ten gs for? Seems like a lot of money
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  to move some material, right, And if that's the going rate,
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  maybe I should start a moving company because tens of
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  thousands of dollars to move some stuff to a storage
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  unit sounds like a pretty good gig to me. In
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  August two thousand and nine, a month after his release
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  from jail on a child sex conviction, the financier was
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  emailed by a private investigator who informed them that Epstein's
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  revivor of Virginia Roberts, had requested missing computer material. The
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  outlet said. Roberts, the powerful Creep's most vocal victim who
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  took her own life in April, allegedly had filed a
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  civil lawsuit that year alleging Epstein's sexually abused her while
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  she was a miner and trafficker. Internationally, over the weekend,
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  I learned that plaintiff's councils are looking to get from
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  me the computers and paperwork I took from Jeff's house
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  prior to the search warrant. Bill Riley of the Riley
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  Kii Lee Private Detective Agency emailed Epstein and as lawyers.
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  According to the outlet, I have them locked in storage
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  and would like to know what to do with them.
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  They are no longer needed in the criminal case. I
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  assume is it possible to give these items back to
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  you for your review and safekeeping to or give it
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  to Darren Endyke, Epstein's lawyer, or back to Jeff. Riley wrote,
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  imagine being a possession of Jeffrey Epstein's our drives. You
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  want to talk about playing with fire, you want to
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  talk about having some really dangerous material on your hands,
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  Well that would be it. But the real question is
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  how come people like this Bill Riley cat weren't called in.
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  We're talking about a criminal investigation here. We're not talking about,
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  you know, somebody that's just nosing around. We're talking about
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  a criminal investigation. And everybody that was involved with Epstein,
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  from private investigators on should have been under the microscope.
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  Right when you're talking about a criminal enterprise, anybody that's
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  involved could be a piece. The email also stated the
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  computer drives in the storage unit had been copied or cloned,
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  though it's unknown what happened to the copies. Emails in
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  the file dump also indicated Epstein instructed private investigators to
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  remove computers from his Florida home after he was allegedly
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  tipped off about a police raid in the mid two thousands.
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  Nothing to see here, Jeffrey Epstein was just trying to
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  solicit a prostitute, a seventeen year old girl. She was
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  going to be eighteen the next day. Do these people
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  even listen to themselves when they're running their fat y apps?
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  Have a hard time believing that they do. His staff
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  also discussed transporting some computers and CDs from his private
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  island to the units and wiping them. Some of the
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  material in the units could predate the earliest material in
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  the Epstein files released by the DO according to the publication,
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  So we should have access to all of this at
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  the very least. The government needs to seize it all, right,
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  But unfortunately we're asking for way too much from the
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  Epstein administration. If we're asking for justice and for a
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  thorough investigation, because remember, folks, it's just a gigantic hoax.
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  As Epstein was serving a sentence at Palm Beach County
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  Jail in May of two thousand and nine, he also
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  email Riley, you were going to send me a copy
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  of redacted's picture, The outlet said, I thought I had
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  a copy of it on my computer, but it's in
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  storage with everything else. I'll get it out the next
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  time I go to the storage unit, Riley replied. Epstein
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  also rented another storage lock up five minutes from his
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  New York mansion, with his accountant Richard Kahn, writing in
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  June of twenty twelve that I contained mostly furniture, but
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  also a lot of excess equipment, including computers, supplies, et cetera.
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  According to the Outlet, The FBI did not immediately respond
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  to the Post request for comment on whether epstein storage
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  facilities were ever searched. Do you really think they were?
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  I mean, do you really think they were ever searched?
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  Considering les Wexner was never even talked to. I mean,
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  if you haven't figured it out yet, the fix has
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  been in from the very beginning, and that is why
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  they want you to move on, Not because it's a hoax,
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  not because there's nothing to see here, but because they
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  know that the fix has been in and they've been
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  right in the middle of it, and every time you
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  turn around, there's more evidence pointing in that direction. Tipped
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  off before the raids, storage units not searched, this one
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  not charged, that one not charged, nobody else indicted. The
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  only one in prison is Glenn Maxwell. Jeffrey Epstein dies
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  in custody, Jean lu Brunel dies in custody. Nobody else
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  gets arrested, Indike Khan, Sarah Kelln Vickers, Nadiel Marsenkova, Adriana
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  ro Leslie Groff. And that's just the low hanging fruit.
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  So yeah, nobody's moving on. Nobody is gonna just forget
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  about what happened here, and nobody is going to accept
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  the BS narrative that they continue to pitch and look,
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  as far as the evidence goes, we haven't even seen
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  a portion of it. There's so much out there that
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  it's not even funny. And even with all of the
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  research we've done and as much time as we've spent,
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  there are still so many unanswered questions. So like usual,
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  we'll continue to keep swimming through all this muck looking
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  for that clarity. All of the information that goes with
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