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Mega Edition: The USVI And It's Contentious Battle Against The Epstein Estate (7/1/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: Darren Dyke and Richard Kahan are two of the smarmiest,
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scummiest individuals involved in this whole, entire, sordid case in
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my opinion, Yet somehow they're still playing a major role.
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Both of these guys are executors of the estate when
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they should really be guests of the state instead. From
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the very beginning, especially Darren Endyke, they have been obstinate
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with the survivors. Getting the compensation fund set up was
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a struggle. Having it administered was the struggle, And still
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to this day, Endike and Khan are not doing the
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right thing. Is it any wonder that they're named in
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a suit? Is it any wonder that they're being looked
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at criminally? These two men have zero business being involved
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in any of this. It's offensive and I can only
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imagine if me, just being some regular, run of the mill,
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average moron citizen is offended, I can only imagine how
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the survivors feel about it. These two people should have
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no input or no say so as to anything moving forward.
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There has to be some sort of apparatus or some
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sort of way to have these people removed from their
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positions as executors. The court needs to step in and
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they need to be gone. Maybe if they're indicted, they'll
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have to be removed. I don't know, Honestly, I don't
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know how any of this stuff really works when it
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comes to executors of an estate or anything like that.
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This is all new to me as well, and we're
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all trying to work our way through it, right, But
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it seems to me that if these two dudes have
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the class of responsibility in some regards as to what
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happened in this case, it would seem to me that
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these two guys should not be the executors of the estate,
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and that there has to be some sort of way
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to make sure that they are no longer involved, because
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they have proven themselves time and time again as obstinate,
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as not wanting to make things move in a quick manner,
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and certainly not helpful. So when it comes to con
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and Endiyke, I'm very very very clear about how I
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feel these dudes have no business being anywhere near this case,
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never mind as executors. And our article today is going
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to go into that just a little bit. This is
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an article from the Miami Herald and the the headline
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is executors of Jeffrey Epstein a state ask Virgin Islands
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judge to seal more records. The author of the article
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is Kevin G. Hall. And again here they are again
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looking to get more records sealed. They want more secrecy,
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more privacy. I mean, how much more secrecy do you
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want here? This stuff, this whole entire case has been
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stuffed down into a hole for the for decades, and
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now all of a sudden it's coming to light, and
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these two idiots are talking about how they want more
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record sealed. I really hope that the judge tells them
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to beat it. I really hope that they don't get
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their way. And honestly, it will be a great day
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when we wake up and we see that both of
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these idiots have unsealed indictments in the news. Executors of
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the estate of disgraced financier pedophile Jeffrey Epstein asked to
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judge in the US Virgin Islands on Tuesday to place
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under seal the monthly reports coming from the administrator of
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a special fund created to compensate Epstein's sexual abuse survivors.
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So why in the world would they want to have
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the monthly reports under seal if they're doing the right thing,
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and they're treating the survivors correctly, and they're not making
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any dumbass, stupid moves. Why in the hell would they
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want this stuff to stay under seal? It just does
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not make any sense. Now, if the survivors didn't want
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numbers getting out as far as how much money they received,
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I could see that from a privacy standpoint, But the
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estate has no privacy anymore. They should be laid bare
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for everybody to see. They have obviously admitted to wrongdoing
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by Jeffrey Epstein, or they wouldn't be involved in this
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compensation fund. Okay. So that means I don't want to
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hear anything about privacy anymore from the estate. It all
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should be laid bare. In a twenty four page filing
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to Judge Carolyn p Herman Purcell, the Magistrate Judge of
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the Superior Court, the estate did not present a pressing
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justification for why the report should be kept secret. And
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I don't really care for Judge Purcell so far as
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far as her rulings go. She doesn't really seem to
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be the type of judge that should be handling a
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case like this in my opinion, But who knows. Maybe
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going forward, she will prove to be a bit more
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staunch when it comes to dealing with people like Indike
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and Khan. But I'm not gonna hold my breath. In
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order to maintain the confidentiality of the programs administers monthly
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reports as agreed to by the Attorney General and Claimant's Counsel.
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Given the importance of maintaining an effective confidential at claimants
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sold discretion mechanism to provide compensation to those who suffered
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sexual abuse at mister Epstein's hands, the executors seek the
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court's approval to submit the program administrators monthly reports under seal.
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Said the request from Darren k Endyke and Richard Kahn, respectively,
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the chief lawyer and accountant for the Epstein estate. It
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is so ridiculous that these guys actually think that people
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are going to be okay with this. I highly doubt
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anybody is going to be okay with this information coming
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out under seal. There has been enough of that here.
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What are you so scared of? What are you trying
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to obfuscate? It is time for the curtain to be
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pulled completely back and for the public to have a
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whole eye full of what is occurring. Because some people
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still don't believe what is going on here. Some people
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don't believe it until they see it in the New
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York Times or one of the other propagate one of
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the other propaganda machine newspapers. And we're starting to see
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that even the people the symbiots and the people who
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had their symbiotic relationship with the CIA, such as the
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New York Times and the Washington Post, they're being forced
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to cover this story now as well because they want
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the clicks. But some people, well, they are never gonna
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believe what happened here because the secrecy of the media.
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The Epstein Survivors Compensation Fund officially opened its doors on
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June twenty fifth, and its new program administrator, Jordana Jordi Feldman,
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filed required monthly reports to the court on August third
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and again last week. So these are the reports that
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they want sealed, right, Connan Indyke don't want these reports
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out for the public to consume for whatever reason. My
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guess would be is because Conan Indyke are still up
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the scumbaggery. There's no indication that Feldman sought to have
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her reports filed under seal, since all parties had already
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agreed on their confidentiality. In fact, her fund's website notes
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that her monthly communication to the court will report on
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an aggregate level only. No individual claimant information will be
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published or disclosed in a way that compromises claimant confidentiality. Well,
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that's good, right. If again, if the claimants, the survivors
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don't want their information out there, then that's up to them.
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They have been through enough and I think that they
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have earned the right to some privacy at this point. Now,
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Indike and con not so much, all right, it's the
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state needs to be looking at them. And remember the state.
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I know this is going to be mind boggling for
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some people to understand and hard for some people to
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let seep in, but remember the state works for us. Okay,
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So Indike and Khan should not have any privacy and
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the estates should not have any privacy. Tuesday's filing by
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the co executors does provide some insight into the Compensation Fund,
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which was designed to give Epstein survivors a more private
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forum away from the court battles to seek a measure
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of financial redress for what happened to them. The filing
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from Endiken Cohn said forty seven individuals have submitted claims
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to the Confidential Compensation Fund, that eight determinations have been
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made and individual claimants informed, and that no funds have
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yet been distributed. The filing also said the deadline for
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accepting claims is March twenty fifth, twenty twenty one. So
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eight determinations have been made out of the forty seven
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claims that has been submitted so far. As to what
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those numbers are, we have no idea. That has not
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been released so far, we don't know. Nobody's talked about it.
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It remains confidential. So what I will say is, at
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least there is some movement here, right, That's a good thing.
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But again, I will reserve judgment until we see how
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this clan process all shakes out. I'm not going to
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sit here and act like, oh, everything's going great. I
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have no idea, right all. The only information I have
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is the same information that we're all reading right here.
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But at least it's not sitting idle. There has been
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eight determinations. Are those determinations correct? Are they going to
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be accepted? Who knows. We'll have to see the issue
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of sealed documents has vastly complicated a number of civil
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suits involving Gielan Maxwell, Epstein's alleged Madam, co conspirator, fellow
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child abuser, general all around scumbag, and bipedal serpent. The
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Miami Herald sued for the release of the documents, and
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a civil suits settled in twenty seventeen between Maxwell and
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Virginia Roberts, Epstein's longtime accuser, who alleges the two trafficked
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underage girls for sex and abuse them. The release of
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those documents has led to a lengthy legal fight, as
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Maxwell's lawyers attempt to keep secret a deposition from her
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that they say will prejudice her in her criminal case.
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She was arrested on July second on charges she aided
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Epstein's alleged sexual crimes. Now we know that the lawyers
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for Gilaine Maxwell have been going hard in the paint
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to keep this stuff sealed. They've tried every trick in
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the book. They've tried to slow things down, they've tried
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to muddy the waters, and they have also tried to
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say that, oh, we have confidential information. It has just
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appeared and it's going to change everything, and none of
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it has worked. All the money she has spent on
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these high profile lawyers all the time they have spent
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wrangling and negotiating behind the scenes. All of the loopholes
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they've attempted to jump through have all turned up not
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off for them. And I really like the way that
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it's going. It really looks like for the first time
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that these people are finally on the ropes, that these
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people are finally on the run, or as I like
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to say, in twenty twenty, the predators most assuredly have
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become the prey. And we see that as the court
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keeps handing l's to Gielan Maxwell. We see people like
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Glenn Dubin getting a subpoenad, and we see people like
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Darren Khan, Richard Kahn, and Darren Endyke under the microscope.
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Now again, remember the grand jury is still unpaneled. They
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are still investigating, and I would not be shocked if
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there are many sealed indictments that have to do with
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this case, and if Indyke and Khan or one of
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the other is named in one of those sealed indictments, again,
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I will not be shocked. They played a critical and
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crucial role in helping Jeffrey Epstein maintain his criminal sex
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trafficking international enterprise. Is that clear enough? Indike and Khan,
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both longtime Epstein associates, are co executors of Epstein's will,
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which was changed shortly before he was ruled dead by
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hanging in a Manhattan jail cell in August of twenty nineteen.
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They face a civil enforcement action by the Attorney General
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of the US Virgin Islands, Denise George, who alleges they
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are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise. Lawyers for the
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for the Epstein estate had no immediate comment, nor did
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Feldman's office. Yeah, it's not it's not even alleging at
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this point, it's obvious that Khan and Indyke were part
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of the Epstein operation, that were part of the inner circle.
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And and Indike especially has his dirty ass fingerprints all
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over this case. His signature is everywhere. He helped out
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the associates, he helped out the Core four, and for
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some reason and somehow, this man is involved as an
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executor of the estate. I cannot wait for the day
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that Darren Indike faces the music. If you'd like to
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to the Epstein Chronicles. Darren Endike and Richard Kahn shouldn't
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be the executors of anything. Instead, both of these dudes,
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in my opinion anyway, should be facing serious criminal investigations
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into their behavior while they were working with and for
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Jeffrey Epstein. We know that Darren Inendike and his signature
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are littered throughout all the paperwork when it comes to
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financial transactions, when it comes to payoffs, and all of
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the rest of the things that you would need your
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in house lawyer to do. And we also know that
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mister Kahn has been right there with them every step
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of the way, offering advice, being Jeffrey Epstein's confidante, and
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also helping this well oiled criminal enterprise keep operating. And
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I've been screaming from the rooftops for about three years now,
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folks about Indike and Khan and how important they were
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to the operation that Epstein and Maxwell were running. And
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yet there's still the executors of this estate with all
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of the things that are hanging over their head, especially
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considering we had Indike caught engaging in structuring when it
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comes to Title thirty one, with all of the different
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trips to the ATM and to the bank taking money
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out in the increments, he was taking it out so
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as not to trigger Title thirty one. That alone, right
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there should give the FEDS an end to investigate him
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and flip him. But for some reason, and I'll leave
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it up to you to decide why the FEDS refuse
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to do it. Well, now, down here in the Virgin Islands,
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Indike and Khan and the estate of Jeffrey Epstein is
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being accused of moving thirteen million dollars, and why wouldn't
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they considering that was old hat for them and that's
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how they hit all of the money. Anyway, do you
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really think Epstein only had six hundred and thirty four
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million dollars? You really believe that's all the dough this
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dude had. And obviously it's a lot of money, no doubt,
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But let's be very real here, this dude was stashing
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money all over the place. That's what his MO was,
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That's who he was. So how many offshore accounts are
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still out there that only in Dike and Cohn have
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access to or only Indike in con know about. And
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you mean to tell me that neither of these dudes
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should be deposed? And why is it falling on the
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shoulders of the US Virgin Islands to carry the load? Here?
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Where's the SDNY, You know, the vaunted SDNY with all
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of their stupid ass, loudmouthed, big shot blue check marks
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running around Twitter all day. So that's why I find
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it so laughable and find it to be such a
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joke when people talk about client lists this and client
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lists that, when we already have so many names out
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there that nobody has done a thing about. So when
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we start pulling some of these pieces off the board,
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get at me. And of course I'm talking about the
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people who have never cared about this case beforehand, right,
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They only cared about it once they thought they could
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maneuver it politically for them. And then of course we'll
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jump in, we'll have something to say about it. Where's
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the client list? Well, where were you for the last
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three and a half years when we've been in the
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trenches trying to get to the bottom of this. So
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for those of us who have followed the case, yeah,
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client list is something we've all really been wanting to see.
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And the closest we're ever going to get probably is
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that black book. But my biggest gripe has been and
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will continue to be all of these names that are
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out there already that nobody wants to do a thing about,
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and the US Virgin Islands is going to the place
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to try and get justice here. I really don't have
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all that much faith in the motivations behind Denise George,
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but if she's the one to bring these guys down,
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more power to her. And I'm okay, I'm happy for it. Right.
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I don't care who does it. I don't care who
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ends up catching these people in the snare. But Indike
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Khan Vickers, these people have to be brought in and
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they have to be deposed at the very least under oath.
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You mean to tell me you don't have enough to
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nail them. So it's gonna fall on the Virgin Islands
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to continue to pursue this. I thought that the SDNY
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and the federal government in general was gonna pursue all
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the co conspirators. Yeah, well, we're not too impressed with
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the job you're doing so far. All right. Today's article
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is from the New York Times and the author of
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this article is Matthew Goldstein. Headline. Executors Ofeffrey Epstein's estate
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are accused of moving thirteen million dollars in illegal filing.
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The Attorney General for the US Virgin Islands said that
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two men sheltered the money from the liquidation of an
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investment fund in which the deceased financier Pedophile had a stake.
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So if that's the case, can we charge them criminally? Please?
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I'm tired of all of these civil suits. The SECO
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case is fine, it's great, but can we get a
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real rico case. I almost want to go back to
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school and become a prosecutor just for this one reason.
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Get a RICO case brought against all of these people.
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After I get them all convicted, Mike drop and walk
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the fuck out of the courtroom. The two executors of
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Jeffrey Epstein's estate, both longtime advisors to the deceased financier Pedophile,
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could receive millions of dollars in payouts long after his death.
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The authorities in the US Virgin Islands said in illegal
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filing on Friday, you know it's funny you get these offs.
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There's like mister Goldstein, who will call their you know,
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political rivals, all sorts of names. But he doesn't even
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have the decency here to call Jeffrey Epstein what he is. Oh,
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the financier, the deceased financier, no bitch, the pedophile, the scumbag,
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the piece of shit, the child toucher, the diddler on
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the roof. You know, the guy that you and your
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buddies in the media protected forever, mister New York Times guy.
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The payouts to the executors Darren Endyke and Richard Khan
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are tied to the Butterfly Trust, an investment vehicle mister
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Epstein had established in twenty thirteen, according to the filing
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by lawyers for Denise George, Attorney General for the US
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Virgin Islands. And look, I've given Denise George a whole
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heaping plateful of shit for going after the money the
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way she has. But she can redeem herself in my
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eyes here if she can get a criminal conviction against
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Indyke and Khan. She can have some of that money.
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As far as I'm concerned. Take the thirteen million that
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they were going to stash. Give that togin of the
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Virgin Islands because somebody has to step up to the
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plate and do their job here. Can we really have
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a whole ass justice department with people who just don't care?
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Is that really where we are? Certainly seems to be
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the case. The court filing by the Virgin Islands authorities
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raised questions about the transfer of millions of dollars from
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a trust originally set up by mister Epstein to several
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trusts that stood to benefit the executors. I mean, guys, really,
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are we really that naive? Is the legacy media really
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that naive? Or are they just that ignorant? Did anyone
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think that Epstein didn't have a whole bunch of other
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treasure chests buried in the sand, meaning hidden offshore and
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if anyone's going to have access to it, it's gonna
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be Indyke and con The whole idea is to weather
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this storm and then stuff their pockets full of money.
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That's their plan. I know. I'm like, the uh, what's
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that lady's name? Baba? Baba whatever her name is, the
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mind reader, the future teller. Yeah, I'm that lady Baba
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Vinga or whatever the hell her name is. You can
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call me that from now on, because that's exactly what
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these dudes are doing. The transfer of money took place
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nearly a year after mister Epstein killed himself allegedly in
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his prison cell jail cell in Manhattan, after Miss George's
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office had sued mister Epstein's estate. I mean, can't even
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get the basics right of the story. I mean, oh,
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in prison, No, he was in jail. The Butterfly Trust
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initially received a wire transfer of thirteen million dollars in
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April twenty twenty, after the liquidation of another investment fund
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in which mister Epstein had a stake. According to the filing,
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some of that money was transferred again several months later
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to three newly created entities, two of which listed mister Endyke,
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mister Khan, and their spouses as beneficiaries. The filing said,
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and when we talk about the offshore activities of Epstein,
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Indike and con were right there with them. So they
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know the game, they know the hustle, and they know
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all of the right people. In these banks to talk
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to what you think the banks aren't taking their money?
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Stop it? Miss George and or lawyers asked a Virgin
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Island's judge to order the estate to submit to discovery
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requests to make sure other estate assets have not been
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transferred to enrich the executors. And it's crazy too you
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think about how little in context and relatively speaking, the
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survivors were paid out. And when I was going on,
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I was yelling and screaming about that as well. How
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are you just going to pay the survivors out a
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one to sixth basically of what the estate is worth
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when they're the ones who have suffered the most? We
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all know, gross ass Uncle Sam meaning the federal government
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had their fat ass hand out to get their payday too.
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You know you think they could wave that right? What
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is it? One missile system to Ukraine. That's the price
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of waving what the taxes would have been. But nah,
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screw the survivors, right, Let's just keep revictimizing a federal government.
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The media jerk offs on the internet. Ah, why not?
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It's such a farce. And the fact that our federal
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government has continued to let it happen. Time and time
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again is just an absolute travesty. The government discovered that
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substantial funds kept secret from the government were transferred for
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the benefit of the co executors in an apparent effort
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to enrich themselves and shelter these assets from recovery. The
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filing said, Oh, so, now you guys want to do
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a forensic analysis. Huh, how about a forensic analysis into
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the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein Jess Daily or how about
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Jeffrey Epstein unless weax, Oh, we're not done, all right,
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we'll just throw Leon Black in their Wait. Wait, hold on,
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there's another person you want to add. All right, come on,
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Glenn Dubin. You're involved now too. Wait a minute, hold on,
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didn'ty donate a lot of money to the Clinton Foundation?
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Well that's right, mister Bill and Hillary you're on the
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clock too. Meanwhile, none of that's happening, and it's all
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just getting swept under the rug. Mister Endyke was mister
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Epstein's personal lawyer, and mister Kahn was an in house accountant.
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Daniel Wiener, a lawyer for the estate, said the executors
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categorically reject the baseless assertions of wrongdoing made against them,
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and they never received thirteen million. He added that the
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twenty thirteen Butterfly trust mentioned in today's filing by Miss
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George has nothing whatsoever to do with mister Epstein's estate
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or any funds available to it. Oh, I'm sure that
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Denise George just made this up. She just, you know,
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was sitting around having her tea and crumpets this morning
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and said, you know what, we're gonna make some thirteen
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sounds like a good number. Huh, thirteen million. Fantasyland. These
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mother efforts are living in fantasyland, folks. The US Virgin
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Islands sued mister Epstein's estate in January of twenty twenty,
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seeking to recoup at least eighty million in tax benefits
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that local authorities can tend is Southern Trust Company received
27:22
through deception and fraud. Well, speak to the federal government.
27:26
They got a fat chunk of that asked them to
27:28
break you off a little peace. They like breaking off
27:31
money to everybody, but the citizens of the nation. I'm
27:34
sure they'll break you off a little taste. Miss George
27:42
has argued that the US Territory was deceived into granting
27:46
lucrative tax benefits that enabled mister Ebstein to use his
27:49
private island residence there as a place to sexually abuse
27:53
teenage girls and young women and just women in general.
27:57
And furthermore, that sounds like a U problem US Virgin Islands.
28:02
Get your shit together, or as the homie Smoke would say,
28:05
my main dude, Smoke, shout out to Smoke, fix yo face.
28:12
It's a bad look going after money that should be
28:15
going to these survivors, an absolutely terrible look, especially considering
28:20
it was your own politicians who set these deals up
28:22
with Epstein. You can't say, oh, well they were duped.
28:26
They're not allowed to be duped. They're in public office.
28:30
Their job is to safeguard the public from shit exactly
28:32
like this, so when it goes south, it is on them.
28:35
How many of them went to prison? Oh, none of them.
28:37
So you're not getting any money at least that's how
28:40
I feel about it. The Butterfly Trust had been used
28:45
by mister Epstein to make payments to some of the
28:47
people who helped them recruit and groom teenage girls for abuse,
28:51
according to bank regulators in New York. And you think
28:54
the name means nothing Butterfly Trust, he's turning you know
28:59
what a Butterhow butterfly? He becomes a butterfly? Right, Yeah,
29:01
the whole process. Well, that's what he thinks he's doing
29:05
to these disadvantaged girls. Jeffrey Epstein. Oh, I'm gonna make
29:10
them into a butterfly. Sick, disgusting, perverted, gross motherfucker. Mister
29:18
Epstein's estate, valued at around six hundred million at the
29:21
time of his death, is now worth less than one
29:24
hundred and eighty five million after paying one hundred and
29:27
twenty one million in settlements to more than one hundred
29:30
and thirty five survivors and nearly two hundred million in
29:33
federal taxes. So between taxes and the survivors, you're looking
29:38
at three hundred and twenty one million. So where's the
29:40
rest of the money. It sure costs them a lot
29:42
of dough to keep up the hedges. Huh. How much
29:45
is direct TV in the Virgin Islands? Because from where
29:48
I'm at you can get all the channels and shit,
29:50
and you're looking at about three hundred a month. So
29:53
where's all this money going if it's not being funneled anywhere?
29:57
Such a joke, Such an absolute joke. I'm trying not
30:02
to get so fired up on a Saturday morning. But man,
30:05
these motherfuckers make it difficult, all right, everybody, Well, that's
30:09
gonna do it for this episode. And I'll tell you what,
30:11
it's just very frustrating to see these people continue to
30:15
get away with it when there's all of this evidence.
30:18
If it was me or you with even half of
30:20
the charges or one of these charges, we'd have our
30:22
door kicked in already. But bitch ass clowns like Indike
30:26
and con get to continue to swim around in their pools,
30:30
drink their mixed drinks and live the high life. Well
30:34
I'm here to tell you, folks, Me, my fat mouth
30:37
and my beard, we're gonna be here yapping and yelling
30:39
and roaring about these scumbags until somebody does something. All Right,
30:46
that's gonna do it for this episode, folks. If you'd
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like to contact me, you can do that at Bobby
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You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore
31:03
caap Ucci. The link that I discussed can be found
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in the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back
31:11
to the Epstein chronicles. So the US Virgin Islands and
31:16
Denise George, well, they've settled with Jeffrey Epstein's estate, and
31:21
Jeffrey Epstein's estate is now paying the Virgin Islands one
31:25
hundred and five million dollars. So, like I said from
31:28
the Jump, with Denise George and the Virgin Islands, it
31:32
was nothing more than a shakedown. They shouldn't have got
31:35
one single dollar from all of this. Remember it was
31:38
their elected officials who let Jeffrey Epstein do what he
31:41
was doing. But Denise George came out and was talking
31:44
all kinds of a good game. Oh, I have a
31:46
SECOL lawsuit. I'm looking for justice for the girls. Really,
31:50
she was looking to get some money for the Virgin Islands,
31:53
like I said from Jump Street, and here we go
31:56
once again, that being played out right here across the headlines.
32:02
You see all of these people who claim that they
32:04
care about justice, this, that the other thing. They don't.
32:08
None of them do. If they did, and they were
32:10
in a position to pursue these people, they would continue
32:13
to pursue them. But it was all about getting some
32:15
money from the estate. That's one hundred and five million
32:18
dollars that should have went to the survivors, but instead
32:21
is going to some government entity. So it could probably
32:25
be spread around with the politicians. What the people of
32:28
the USVII are going to see this money? Yeah, okay, sure,
32:32
it's such a joke, and it's laughable that people would
32:35
actually think that Denise George and the USVII really cared
32:40
about these survivors one hundred and five million dollars. Let's remember,
32:45
the whole entire settlement program only paid out what one
32:49
hundred and forty million, But the Virgin Islands was wrong
32:53
so badly that they get one hundred and five million dollars.
32:56
Huh yeah, real equitable, And then people wonder why folks
33:01
are up in arms all the time. It is such
33:04
a joke. The brinstruck should have backed up to the
33:08
survivor's houses and it should have just dumped money on
33:11
their lawn. But instead they had to go through this
33:14
whole process. They had this whole program set up, and
33:17
now when we look back in hindsight, now that program
33:20
doesn't look so great, does it. Considering the Virgin Islands
33:25
gets one hundred and five million dollars. You mean to
33:28
tell me that they were wronged more than these little
33:30
girls who were raped. Sorry, I don't buy it. I
33:33
didn't buy it then, and I don't buy it now.
33:35
And I find it disgusting that another government entity is
33:42
gonna benefit from Jeffrey Epstein and is disgusting ill gotten gains.
33:48
Today's article is from NBC News headline Jeffrey Epstein's estate
33:53
agrees to pay the Virgin Islands more than one hundred
33:55
and five million to settle the civil lawsuit. The lawsuit,
33:59
filed in Januuary of twenty twenty, alleged that Epstein created
34:02
a network of companies and conspired with others to help
34:05
him carry out and conceal the alleged sex trafficking scheme. So,
34:09
instead of going after that alleged sex trafficking scheme that
34:13
Denise George talked about that she filed the sicco suit
34:15
about she settles hell of a prosecutor. She really has
34:20
your best interest at hard, folks. This article was authored
34:25
by Rich Shapiro, Sarah Fitzpatrick, and Diana Dasrath. The estate
34:32
of Jeffrey Epstein has agreed to pay the US Virgin
34:35
Islands more than one hundred and five million dollars to
34:38
settle a lawsuit alleging that he used the territory as
34:41
a base of extensive sex trafficking operations. Yeah, you know,
34:45
all of the tax breaks that the elected officials down
34:48
there gave him, all of the politicians hooked them up with.
34:51
They didn't go to jail. Did any of them have
34:53
their bank accounts sieved or anything like that? No, of
34:56
course they didn't. But let's steal from the survivors a
34:58
little bit more. The suit is being settled nearly three
35:03
years after Denise N. George, the Attorney General of the
35:06
US Territory, suede Epstein, a New York financier. You mean
35:10
a New York pedophile who died by suicide allegedly in
35:14
twenty nineteen as he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Yo.
35:18
It gets burdensome to have to continuously correct the narrative
35:23
in these legacy media pieces. I mean, for real, you
35:25
can't call him a pedophile. Oh yeah, he died by suicide.
35:29
We can prove that. Yeah, okay. Sure. The settlement restores
35:33
the faith of the people of the Virgin Islands that
35:35
its laws will be enforced without fear of favor against
35:38
those who break them. George said in a statement on Wednesday.
35:41
We are sending a clear message that the Virgin Islands
35:43
will not serve as a haven for human trafficking. Oh
35:46
give me a break. You're sending a message that you're
35:49
going to get rich on the pain of other people.
35:51
That's what this is. The Virgin Islands is profiting off
35:55
of the back of these survivors. That's how I see it.
36:00
Find it reprehensible. Daniel Wiener, a lawyer for the estate
36:06
Perfect name by the way, said that the settlement does
36:08
not include any admission of liability or fault, and that
36:11
the co executors deny any allegations of wrongdoing. Oh yeah,
36:15
you know, because Darren Indei didn't go to a bank
36:18
ninety seven times in structure with jaws or anything like that.
36:21
That never happened, never mind all the rest of the stuff.
36:25
But yeah, ah, they didn't do anything. They're not going
36:28
to accept any liability here. Why should they. The co
36:34
executors ultimately concluded that the settlement is in the best
36:37
interest of the estate, including its creditors and claimants, to
36:40
avoid the time, expense, and inherent uncertainties of a protracted litigation.
36:45
Wiener said the settlement is consistent with the co executors
36:49
stated intent and practice since their appointments to those roles
36:54
to solve to resolve claims related to any misconduct by
36:57
Jeffrey Epstein in a manner sensitive to those who suffered him.
37:01
I mean, come on, man, you guys are out here
37:05
really trying to pitch this bullshit. And anyone who thinks
37:10
this is a good idea, I'd love to hear why
37:12
you think it's a good idea. So should the State
37:16
of New Mexico sue for one hundred and five million dollars?
37:19
Should the State of New York suit? How is it
37:21
that the Virgin Islands, all of a sudden, is a
37:24
victim here? Under the terms of the settlement, Epstein's estate
37:31
will pay the Virgin Islands one hundred and five million
37:33
in cash, as well as half of the proceeds from
37:36
the Selle of Little Saint James, one of two private
37:39
islands Epstein owned. Georgia's office said in a statement. The
37:43
estate also agreed to pay four hundred and fifty thousand
37:46
dollars to repair environmental damage around Great Saint James, the
37:50
other Epstein owned island. I mean, this is just crazy.
37:54
Remember all of this money should have went to the survivors,
37:57
but it didn't. We know that some of them got
37:59
low sobald. We know that some of them were turned down. Meanwhile,
38:04
now the US Virgin Islands, which didn't do shit to
38:08
earn this money. In fact, I'd probably sue them if
38:10
I was one of these girls. And now they're getting
38:13
one hundred and five million. Must be nice. The lawsuit,
38:23
filed in January of twenty twenty, alleged that Epstein created
38:26
a network of companies and conspired with others to help
38:29
him carry out and conceal the alleged sex trafficking scheme.
38:33
The so called Epstein Enterprise transported dozens of women and
38:37
girls as young as twelve to his estate on Little
38:40
Saint James, where they were forced to engage in sexual acts.
38:43
The suit said. The alleged the so called Epstein Enterprise
38:47
is the author of this article really attempting to cast
38:51
doubt that there was a criminal enterprise being run by
38:54
Jeffrey Epstein. And if so, folks, that's all you need
38:57
to know about your legacy media. Epstein engaged in a
39:02
pattern and practice of trafficking and abusing young women and
39:06
female children on this private secluded island of Little Saint James,
39:09
where Epstein and his associates could avoid detection of their
39:13
illegal activity from the Virgin Islands and federal law enforcement
39:17
and prevent these young women and underage girls from leaving
39:20
freely and escaping the abuse. The suit said, So, if
39:23
it was that brutal, and it was that bad, and
39:25
it was why are you settling as a prosecutor? Now?
39:28
Why would you settle even for one second? Here? I'll
39:32
tell you why. Because it was all about the money
39:34
from Jump Street and it wasn't about justice. Epstein, who
39:40
was found hanged in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan
39:43
in August of twenty nineteen, was previously charged by New
39:46
York prosecutors on sex trafficking and conspiracy charges. He was
39:50
facing up to forty five years in prison if he
39:53
were convicted. The prosecutors in that case said Epstein, who
39:56
was sixty six at the time of his death, sexually
39:59
abused of underage girls at his properties in New York
40:03
and Florida in the early two thousands. He was also
40:07
accused of paying many of his victims survivors, you mean
40:10
to recruit others, allowing him to build a vast network
40:13
of women to exploit. Yeah, that's what he did. It
40:16
was a sexual Ponzi scheme. Okay, and call them what
40:19
they are survivors. Have these people not gotten the memo
40:24
yet on how to properly talk about stuff like this?
40:29
Epstein bought Little Saint James off Saint Thomas for seven
40:32
point nine to five million in nineteen ninety eight. NBC
40:35
News reported he went on to build a vast, vast
40:38
estate featuring a twenty four thousand square foot private residence,
40:42
two pools, a spa, and a blue stripe structure that
40:45
drew intense scrutiny online. Yeah, you mean that temple that
40:48
he built. Why don't you just call it what it is?
40:51
It was a temple of some sort. Now you all
40:53
know me. I'm not into the occult or that Satanism
40:55
stuff people are talking about all the time. I don't
40:58
know anything about that, right, I don't know anything about
41:00
spirituality or God or the devil. What I do know
41:04
is that there is fucking evil right here on earth,
41:07
and that evil is people like Jeffrey Epstein. And the
41:10
fact that this dude was able to do what he
41:13
did for as long as he did it is enough
41:17
to make me sick. And then you flip the script
41:20
here and you have somebody like Denise George down in
41:22
the Virgin Islands, who was after this money the whole
41:26
entire time, like I've said from Jump Street, finally gets
41:29
the money she was after. Meanwhile, how many more survivors
41:32
are out there? How many more women are out there
41:35
who haven't come forward yet? So what happens when they
41:37
come forward? There's gonna be nothing left in the kiddy
41:39
because Denise George and the US Virgin Islands are victims here. Well,
41:45
seems like that's the way it's gonna end up going.
41:49
And for my money. Not a good look. All right, folks,
41:54
that's gonna do it for this one. If you'd like
41:55
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