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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein's Reign Of Terror Lasted A Lot Longer Than First Thought (6/30/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: I have one article tonight, and it seems like a
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  daily occurrence at this point, folks. Another woman has come
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  forward and said that Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused her. This
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  article is from the New York Post. The author of
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  the article is Priscilla de Gregory and it was published today.
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  The article another woman claims that she was sexually abused
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  by Jeffrey Epstein at his Manhattan townhouse, beginning when she
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  was just fourteen. According to a new lawsuit, he likes him.
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  That's about the age Jeffrey Epstein likes him, all right,
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  that's his preferred age in that range. We see it
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  with the girls from Palm Beach. And now it's coming
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  out that the same scam that was being run on
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  the girls in Palm Beach was being run on girls
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  in New York. And this Jane Doe, this Anastasia Doe,
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  is talking about that exact scam, that exact trafficking operation
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  that Epstein was running where he would bring girls in
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  have them massage him, and then he would procure them
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  and have them and groom them, excuse me, and groom
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  them and then have them procure him other girls, other
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  young girls. So it's just all bad. And if he
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  was doing it in New York and he was doing
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  it in Florida, don't you think he was doing it
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  in New Mexico? And we've heard nothing about that yet.
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  And that's another thing I'm going to find out when
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  I'm in New Mexico, at least attempt to find out
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  were there young girls like that being abused from Santa
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  Fe as well or the surrounding area. Has there been
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  any of those claims? I have yet to see them,
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  And if they're out there and anybody has seen them,
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  please send them my way. I'd love to get in
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  touch with some of the people that might have been
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  involved in that. But one would think logically, if he
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  was doing it in Manhattan, and he was doing it
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  in the Virgin Islands, and he was doing it in Florida,
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  well you would think that he'd be doing it in
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  New Mexico as well, especially considering how he had so
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  many palms greased in New Mexico. The woman who filed
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  the Manhattan federal lawsuit anonymously under the name Anastasia Doe,
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  claims from two thousand and three through two thousand and six,
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  she was sexually abused and eventually raped by the financier
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  in his East seventy first Street mansion. Anastasia, now thirty,
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  says in two thousand and three she was recruited by
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  her underage friend who told her she could get three
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  hundred dollars to give a massage to a rich man
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  in Manhattan. According to court papers filed Friday, again, this
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  is his mo this is what we've seen from this
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  sick pervert. This is what he does. He gets a
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  young girl to come, someone like Sarah Kellen Vickers, or
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  a Gilain Maxwell or Adriana Ross or Leslie Groff. They'd
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  find these girls and they'd facilitate the meeting and they'd
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  bring them into Jeffrey Epstein's orbit for him to abuse them.
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  And that, my friends, is the same exact thing he
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  was doing in Palm Beach. It's nice to see that
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  in New York that had started to come out. And
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  we've talked about New York and how scummy high society
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  is in New York. From the article, you heard it
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  out of their own voice. People from high society. They
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  didn't care what Jeffrey Epstein did. They did not they
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  did not care one bit. They were still hanging out
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  of them. He was still invited to the parties. He's
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  still Jeffrey Epstein bro and any real world environment outside
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  of their upper crust silliness, No, the Epstein would be
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  a parah. He was, He'd have like the people would
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  go around and they put a sign in his front
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  yard saying, don't trigg or treat here because this guy's
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  a molester. That's what he should that's what he deserved.
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  But what he got, what he was able to go
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  and still hobnob with all these elites in New York,
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  the Stepanopolises of the world, the Kevin Spacey's of the world,
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  the Katie Kirks of the world, you know. And they
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  validated him. They validated his behavior knowingly or unknowingly, just
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  by being around him and being in his orbit. And
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  every one of these people, every last one of them,
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  who kept hanging out with him after his conviction, are
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  doubly responsible for what he has done. When she and
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  the friend arrived, Epstein was laying face down on a
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  massage table, where he allegedly told the girls to get naked.
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  He then began touching Anastasia's private parts and abused her
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  with the sex toy. The suit says, the same thing
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  that happened to Maria from Florida, the same thing that
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  happened to those poor girls in Florida. And you ask yourself,
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  did Barry Krisher his inability to do his job cause
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  other girls to be molested, to be raped, to be abused.
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  I'll leave that up to the courts to figure out,
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  but I have some opinions on that, folks. I think
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  that a guy like Barry Krisher, who basically worked with
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  the defense team when he was the prosecutor, he has
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  a lot of blame on his shoulders, and I believe
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  that he should be called to called in for as
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  a witness at the very least there for some questioning,
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  or there has to be some sort of maybe get
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  him on record about what he was talking with Dershowitz
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  about demand those transcripts. Whatever it is. However that works
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  with lawyers, there has to be some sort of failsafe, right,
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  some sort of oversight. Then again, who knows who knows
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  our justice system is so screwed up. That's just a
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  guess on my part. I really don't even know how
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  any of that stuff would work, But there has to
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  be a way to hold you know prosecutors accountable for
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  their inaction. Then, when she was sixteen, Epstein had sexual
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  intercourse with her after paying her four hundred dollars instead
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  of the normal three hundred dollars payment. The suit alleges
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  Epstein also encouraged Anastasia to bring over other high school
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  friends of hers, adding that he would pay her three
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  hundred dollars for each one she brought. The court paper's
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  claim and again, this is the same thing he has
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  done over and over and over again. And that's why
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  I'm inclined to believe these girls that come out with
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  these same stories, all these stories that match up. It's
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  so sad to think that there's so many of these
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  girls running around. Plaintiff did as she was instructed to
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  do and brought Jeffrey Epstein other females as young as
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  fourteen years old. Plaintiff was paid three hundred dollars for
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  each she brought. The lawsuit says the woman now suffers
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  from psychological trauma, mental anguish, and humiliation, and she has
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  incurred medical and psychological expenses. The court papers say she
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  is suing Epstein's estate and the estate executors, Darren Endyke
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  and Richard Kahn for unspecified damages and good like I said,
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  these girls should they should all sue, right, they should
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  all sue every last one of these sons of bitches
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  that are involved. I would be suing everybody, everybody that
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  I could possibly sue. If I was one of these girls,
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  I would be suing them. Any chance to get things
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  to discovery and to get this stuff out into the
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  public view is a victory in my opinion, because with
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  the interest in this case right now the way it is,
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  there is no way the public is going to let
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  these people skate. There is no way you folks out
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  there will not cause holy hell at this point. If
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  people can get up off of their couches and they
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  can protest for the things that people protest for these days,
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  well I don't know how people can't be just as
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  fighting mad over something like this. This is this tears
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  at the very moral fabric of our society, folks. Over
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  two dozen women have filed sex abuse and rape claims
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  against Epstein's estate. A lawyer for the executors and the
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  lawyer for the estate did not immediately return a request
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  for comment. In August, Epstein committed suicide by hanging allegedly
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  inside a Lower Manhattan lockup while he was awaiting trial
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  on sex trafficking charges. Nobody else had committed suicide and
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  there in decades. Pretty coincidental, huh that it's Jeffrey Epstein
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  the most high profile inmate that does that. A new
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  report revealed that Epstein's longtime galpal, Elaine Maxwell, is under
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  investigation by the FEDS for allegedly procuring and grooming young
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  girls for Epstein to sexually abuse. And not only that,
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  from what I'm hearing, she's also under investigation for actually
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  abusing these girls as well. And if that's the case,
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  and she's gonna she's definitely under investigation for both of those.
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  Oh boy, she's in for a bad time because with
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  all the evidence we've seen here. And again, we're not lawyers,
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  we're not you know, we're not career prosecutors or investigators here.
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  But what we are is people with some damn common
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  sense that can put two and two together and follow
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  these breadcrumbs. Now, when you look at all this stuff
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  as standalone situations, it's easy to say, oh, well, you know,
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  it could be a coincidence. But when you have as
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  much information as we have and we've been on this
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  journey for over one hundred and sixty episodes. Now you
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  know that none of this is happening in a vacuum.
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  All of this is tied in together, and all of
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  it is needed for the story to be put into
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  proper context. And again, the context of this story is
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  so important, the way it's formed and the different layers,
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  it's so important to understand that many moving parts. And
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  that's what we're attempting to do here. I certainly don't
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  know all the moving parts. Yet nobody does, I don't think. So.
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  What we're trying to do is put everything into focus
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  on a daily basis. And again, putting out this another
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  profile of another victim who was coming forward with the
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  same claims that she was abused in the same manner
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  as these other girls, well, what it does is it
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  validates the other claims, folks, and it gives credence to
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  these girls, these girls' claims and what they allege happen
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  to them. And what you're not seeing is people from
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  the other side, people who the ones who are being
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  accused of this. They aren't presenting anything, no sort of defense,
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  no sort of nothing. If it was me being accused
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  of something like this, I certainly wouldn't be in hiding.
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  I'd be yelling from the highest mountaintops about my innocence.
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  I mean, is there anything more abhorrent, anything more disgusting,
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  than to be labeled as a child abuser, someone who
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  traffics in human beings? What is this? A Roman empire
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  trafficking human beings? Modern day slavery? Really, folks, this is okay.
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  This is something that we're not going to get fired
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  up about. We're not gonna tip, We're not throwing over
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  the table. At this point, the chess table isn't being
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  knocked over. Well, I know on this podcast it is.
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  I know everybody listening out there right now. I know you, folks,
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  you're pissed. You are pissed. But the good news is this,
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  there's movement. Folks. Who would have ever thought that Prince
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  Andrew would be in the position he's in. Who would
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  ever thought after the last few months, we'd hear the
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  news that Maxwell is under investigation. For sure, now we've
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  heard rumors. We have heard rumors, and I haven't been
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  able to corroborate those rumors. Besides what we've seen in
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  the news. My source was mom about all of it
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  until recently, until it broke, until it was you know,
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  the story was starting to break, you know, And whatever
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  their reasoning behind that is, I'll respect it because, you know,
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  when it comes to information like this, people are hesitant
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  to talk about it. There's a lot of dangerous people
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  involved in this, a lot of people that will go
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  to any length to keep this story quiet, and people
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  have to be aware of that, and sources are very,
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  very very scared to talk about topics like this. One
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  thing I have learned is a lot of sources want
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  to stay off the record when it comes to things
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  like this. And also if they don't trust you as
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  a journalist, forget it. You're never going to get the
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  interviews you're looking for. So who knows. Who knows what
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  we're going to find out as this story evolves. What
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  we do know is this, Jeffrey Epstein was one of
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  the most prolific and disgusting human traffickers in the history
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  of this country. That's certainly a fact. What he did
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  with these underage girls in New York, and what he
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  did with them in Florida, and what he probably did
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  with them in New Mexico, it's just it's beyond imagining.
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  It is absolutely the words escape me for how I
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  want to explain it. The sinister nature of what he
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  did is just unexplainable. It's absolutely positively disgusting, and I
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  am so glad. I am so glad that these people
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  are now going to sleep tonight and they are damn worried.
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  Every last one of these predators has now become the prey.
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  If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
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  at Bobbykapuci at ProtonMail dot com. That's Bo b b
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  Y c ap u Cci at ProtonMail dot com. And
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  bring even more content, well, you can click on the
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  gofundmelink inside of the description box. What's up everyone, and
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  welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. When we talk about
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  Jeffrey Epstein and his reign of terror, there is no
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  doubt that it continued pretty much up until his death.
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  According to reports, Jeffrey Epstein raped the Russian woman just
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  months before his arrest. And if you think that was
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  the only person he was assaulting, I don't know what
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  to tell you. We have had reports from the Virgin Islands,
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  people working at airports who said that Jeffrey Epstein, even
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  after his arrest, after he was a convicted sex offender,
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  was still around kids, had girls flying into all of
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  these locations, and was still raping and assaulting people all
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  the while. He's supposed to register as a sex offender.
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  He's supposed to be the highest level of registered sex offenders,
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  and in New York you had lawyers for the prosecution
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  even arguing against that designation. So how is it possible
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  that a man like Jeffrey Epstein, who was supposed to
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  be under surveillance, who was supposed to be watched with
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  a microscope, basically, is still able to bring all of
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  these women from Russia or other countries to America for
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  him to assault. Does that sound like it should be
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  able to happen, especially when we're talking about a convicted
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  sex offender already, We're not talking about somebody who's not
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  on the radar, somebody who we don't know about. So
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  how is it even possible that authorities let something like
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  this happen? You mean to tell me that the FBI
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  or insert investigative body couldn't have had a file kept
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  open on Epstein even after his conviction to keep an
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  eye on his behavior, a couple of agents. They seem
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  to have a couple of agents for all kinds of
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  crazy shit, but not this. And once again, because nobody
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  stops this guy, because nobody steps up to protect the
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  most vulnerable, Epstein is able to go ahead and rape
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  other people. This article is from the New York Post
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  headline Jeffrey Epstein raped Russian woman months before his arrest.
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  This article was authored by Ben Feuerherd. It was published
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  in the New York Post and was originally published on
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  October fourteenth of twenty twenty one. Jeffrey Epstein raped a
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  Russian woman in the months leading up to his twenty
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  and nineteen arrest, telling her he preferred women from her
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  country because they were more motivated than Americans, according to
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  a new lawsuit. Now we also know that missus guzel Ganieva,
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  who alleges that she was assaulted by Leon Black, was
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  also brought to Jeffrey Epstein for him to assault her. Now,
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  that never ended up happening, But we know that Jeffrey
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  Epstein certainly has a thing for Eastern European women. There
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  is no doubt about it. He likes Russian women and
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  women from former Soviet satellite states. The alleged survivor, identified
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  as Jane Doe, claims in the suit filed in Manhattan
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  federal Court Thursday, that Epstein raped her and sexually assaulted
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  her numerous times, beginning in twenty seventeen when she was
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  in her early twenties, on the promise that he'd help
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  her get her career off the ground. So the typical
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  Epstein line, right, oh, come here, come to New York,
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  come to Florida. I'll help you get your career off
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  the ground. We'll get you a modeling job, I'll take
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  care of you, YadA, YadA, YadA YadA, when the reality
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  is he's just trying to get them into his web
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  so they can become part of his sex trafficking pyramid scheme.
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  Epstein said that American girls lacked passion for career opportunities
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  because they had grown up with those prospects, but girls
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  from former Soviet countries did not grow up with those
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  types of opportunities, so they were more motivated. The suit states,
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  let me put that into layman terms. What he's saying
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  is those girls were more vulnerable coming from the places
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  where you grew up with nothing, you know, developing countries,
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  war torn countries, countries dealing with a lot of economic issues.
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  These are the places that sick fucks like Epstein go
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  and treat his fertile hunting grounds because there's more vulnerable
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  people there right way easier to pitch your story to
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  somebody who's vulnerable. You're not gonna walk up to some
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  rich girl and say, hey, gimme, I'll give you two
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  hundred bucks for you to give me a massage. You're
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  gonna get laughed at. What's two hundred bucks to somebody
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  who has dough? Now flip the script, what's two hundred
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  bucks to somebody who has nothing. Epstein paid for flights
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  for the woman to travel from Moscow to Paris and
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  from Europe to the US. The suit claims the flights
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  were allegedly booked by Epstein's assistant, Leslie Groff, who, along
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  with the executors of Epstein's estate, is named as a
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  code defendant in those complaint. Now leslie Groff has maintained
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  her innocence throughout all of this. She has said that
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  she had nothing to do with anything. All she was
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  was the secretary and all she did was schedule some
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  of Epstein's appointments. She says she has no idea about
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  what Epstein was up to. Okay. Epstein's alleged abuse of
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  the woman began in twenty seventeen, when she applied to
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  an ad for a personal assistant job while she was
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  working as an interpreter in studying in Moscow. A few
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  days later, she was invited to Paris, where she was
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  introduced to the multimillionaire pedophile and several other women who
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  were staying with him at his Upper East Side townhouse.
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  According to the suit, Now if you think that Jeffrey
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  Epstein was doing this all on his own in a vacuum,
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  with no help, there's no hope for you. And it
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  wasn't just Maxwell who was helping him. He had a
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  whole cadre of lieutenants working for him, setting up, scheduling,
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  bringing in girls, scheduling flights, paying people off, whatever it was.
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  There was a whole ass group of people working for him.
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  And yet the only arrest we have is Glainne Maxwell.
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  That's not even talking about the people the kids were
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  trafficked to. What about the people who were working right
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  in the middle of this criminal enterprise. No arrests at
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  the apartment Epstein lured her into a massage room and
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  coaxed her to take off her clothes except her underwear
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  and lie down on the massage table. The suit states
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  he then abused her with a sex toy and masturbated.
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  According to the suit, now this is right in his wheelhouse.
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  This is what Epstein was always up to. Right, He'd
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  love to do this kind of thing, bring them in
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  on the pretense of getting a massage, and once they
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  were in the room, assault them, or you know, fondle
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  himself while assaulting them. Whatever it was. Sick bastard egg
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  dick over here was involved in all of it. Until
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  twenty nineteen. Epstein continued to hang the prospect of a
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  job and lucrative career over her head while flying the
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  woman to New York, Florida, the Virgin Islands in Paris
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  to sexually abuse her. According to the suit, Now remember
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  this is all after the first arrest. This is all
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  while Jeffrey Epstein is a registered sex offender. Yet nobody
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  thinks it's weird he's flying girls in from different countries. Yeah,
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  that's normal behavior that normal people are engaging in on
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  a regular basis. During one of the trips to his
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  sprawling Palm Beach mansion. In twenty seventeen, Epstein allegedly raped
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  the woman in the massage room at the house, which
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  made her feel like the rock bottom of her life.
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  The suit states, despite the attack, Jane continued to see
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  Epstein in the ensuing years in the hopes he'd help
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  with her career. And this is a story we have
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  seen over and over again, and people out there will say, well,
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  why did they keep coming back if they were being abused.
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  A lot of it has to do with the grooming process.
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  Once you have this normalized to you, and the grooming
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  process that is well under way, it's very hard for
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  you to realize that you're in a bad situation. And
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  as long as you have the carrot on the stick
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  dangling as you're walking forward, you're gonna keep walking forward
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  thinking that eventually you're going to get that carrot. In
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  the case of this lady, allegedly it was the job
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  as a model or whatever. In the spring of twenty nineteen,
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  months before his arrest by federal authorities in New York,
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  the woman says she was repeatedly abused by Epstein at
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  his private Caribbean island, including once when he assaulted her
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  and another woman at the same time. The suit states,
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  so it's not like Epstein got arrested and said, you
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  know what, I'm not going to do this anymore. I
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  can't abuse anybody ever again. I'm going to change my life.
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  He didn't do that because people like him don't change.
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  There's no rehabilitation for sick molesters. There's no rehabilitation for
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  human traffickers, and Jeffrey Epstein is all of that. Epstein
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  killed himself allegedly while awaiting trial for sex trafficking in
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  a Lower Manhattan jail cell shortly after his arrest in
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  twenty nineteen. His alleged long time excuse me, long term,
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  Madam Glenn Maxwell, you mean co conspirator, general, all around scuzbag,
• 22:03
  fellow child abuser and bipedal serpent is awaiting trial for
• 22:07
  her role in allegedly procuring underage girls for him to abuse.
• 22:11
  We all know the ending of that. The woman is
• 22:14
  seeking unspecified damages from Epstein's estate to be determined at trial.
• 22:19
  In a statement, Groff's attorney Michael Backner and John Whitcomb
• 22:23
  said the suit is baseless. This lawsuit should never have
• 22:26
  been filed. It does not contain a single factual allegation
• 22:30
  that Leslie is in any way knowingly engaged in any
• 22:33
  wrongdoing or was aware of any misconduct committed by Jeffrey Epstein,
• 22:38
  they wrote, And the wording there is interesting that she
• 22:41
  was not knowingly aware that Jeffrey Epstein was committing any
• 22:47
  crimes while she was working for him. Now she might
• 22:50
  be able to get away with that sort of defense too. Right,
• 22:53
  we've seen that there's no movement towards going after somebody
• 22:58
  like Leslie Groff. The prosecutors must think that she did
• 23:02
  nothing wrong. So okay, way to go, SDNY. We are
• 23:09
  truly confident that the lawsuit will be dismissed by the court.
• 23:13
  They added. Well, look, when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein,
• 23:17
  the world of Jeffrey Epstein and allegations of him abusing
• 23:21
  people all over the world, they all have to be
• 23:25
  taken seriously because at this point, there are so many
• 23:28
  people that this man abused, literally in the thousands. It
• 23:31
  looks like that how many of them, meaning survivors, out there,
• 23:35
  have we not even heard from? How many people out
• 23:38
  there women have decided that it's in their best interest
• 23:41
  not even to say anything because they don't want to
• 23:43
  be involved, my guess is a whole lot of them.
• 23:46
  But the point here is this man was still doing
• 23:49
  this right up to his arrest. So once again we
• 23:53
  go back to the sweetheart deal. Look at it and
• 23:55
  we see how atrocious it is. The government let this
• 23:59
  man off with a slap on the wrist and he
• 24:01
  continued to rape people. Now, if the FBI is going
• 24:06
  to be held accountable, and they should be for what
• 24:08
  happened with Larry Nasser, shouldn't the DOJ be held accountable
• 24:11
  for what happened with Jeffrey Epstein? In my opinion, they
• 24:15
  most certainly should be. That's gonna do it for this one, folks.
• 24:19
  If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
• 24:21
  at Bobby Kapuci at ProtonMail dot com. That's bo bb
• 24:26
  Y c apu Cci at ProtonMail dot com. You can
• 24:30
  also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore c ap
• 24:35
  u Cci. The links that I discussed can be found
• 24:39
  in the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back
• 24:43
  to the Epstein Chronicles. It seems like every time we
• 24:47
  turn around, even after all these years, there is another
• 24:51
  accuser coming forward and claiming that they were abused by
• 24:55
  Jeffrey Epstein, and in today's article from The Daily Beast,
• 24:59
  that's exactly what we have here again. Now this person
• 25:03
  is saying that she used to be one of Jeffrey
• 25:05
  Epstein's girlfriends. And I always have questions about people who
• 25:09
  were allegedly his girlfriend. Now all of a sudden they
• 25:13
  want to set themselves up as if they're victims as well.
• 25:17
  I don't know if I buy it. And remember, not
• 25:19
  every single allegation is true. So for me, it's not
• 25:24
  believe all women. It never has been. It's always believed
• 25:27
  the evidence. And if the evidence is present, then of
• 25:30
  course you believe those allegations. But I don't just believe
• 25:33
  every single allegation that's put forward. And this is one
• 25:37
  of those allegations where it's his ex What about the
• 25:40
  women who were actually you know, traffic from Eastern Europe
• 25:44
  and other places around the world. All of a sudden
• 25:47
  his ex girlfriends are getting money too. Seems a little
• 25:50
  bit weird to me. No, I would think that you'd
• 25:52
  want to make sure that the money went to the
• 25:54
  people who actually, you know, deserve the money. Probably a
• 25:57
  good idea. Today's article is from the Daily Beast, and
• 26:01
  the headline, Jeffrey Epstein's ex says he boasted about being
• 26:05
  a Massad agent. Well, isn't that convenient considering how much
• 26:09
  the Masad, Israel and Gaza is in the news. I'm
• 26:12
  not shocked to hear that. But when you really start
• 26:15
  breaking it all down and you start looking at the
• 26:18
  actual evidence that's been provided, there's no doubt that if
• 26:22
  Epstein was working for anyone, he was working for the CIA. Now, sure,
• 26:28
  he might have been doing some gigs for the Masad
• 26:30
  because he was a free agent. He wasn't a CIA agent.
• 26:34
  He was an asset. So that means that he had
• 26:36
  the ability to bounce around and make dough however he could.
• 26:40
  But at the end of the day, like a homing pigeon,
• 26:42
  Epstein always came home to his handlers in the CIA.
• 26:46
  Who those handlers might be, I have no idea, And
• 26:49
  anybody out here telling you any different is bullshitting you.
• 26:52
  They don't know. And furthermore, for as much as people
• 26:56
  want to talk about Epstein's connections to Israel and the Masad,
• 27:00
  seems like those very sane people want to leave out
• 27:02
  his connections to Saudi Arabia and NBS and people who
• 27:06
  are omitting things when they're talking about this situation. They're
• 27:09
  doing it for a reason. They're doing it because they're
• 27:12
  trying to craft a narrative as opposed to just looking
• 27:15
  for justice and going scorched earth. They're looking to craft
• 27:18
  narratives here. Fuck that, we're looking to go Hiroshima, folks,
• 27:22
  Okay Nagasaki, absolute scorched earth. Nobody who was involved left standing.
• 27:28
  You can't pick and choose who you're going to eviscerate
• 27:30
  in this story. It's either everyone or no one. This
• 27:33
  article was authored by Kate Bricklett, a former girlfriend and
• 27:38
  victim of Jeffrey Epstein, issuing the late sex traffickers estate,
• 27:41
  claiming he boasted of being a massad agent before a
• 27:44
  raping her at his New York mansion. The California woman,
• 27:48
  referred to as Jane Doe two hundred in a new lawsuit,
• 27:51
  says she met Epstein through a friend in Los Angeles
• 27:53
  in two thousand. What began as a platonic relationship turned
• 27:57
  romantic before Epstein sexually assa altered her a year later.
• 28:01
  During their time together, Doe says Epstein and his accomplice
• 28:04
  Gallaine Maxwell, hinted he was an agent for MASAD, the
• 28:07
  Israeli intelligence agency, just like Maxwell's father or Robert for
• 28:11
  her part, Glayin allegedly worn Doe that it was not
• 28:14
  good to be Epstein's enemy. Look, Epstein's had a lot
• 28:17
  of stuff. Epstein talked a whole bunch of garbage. Did
• 28:21
  he work for the Masad in some capacity, I'm guessing
• 28:25
  he did, just like he worked for the CIA and
• 28:27
  anyone else who was willing to pony up some dough.
• 28:30
  But none of those organizations are going to be able
• 28:32
  to get him off when it comes to criminal charges.
• 28:35
  Here in the United States, every single time Epstein was around,
• 28:38
  anyone who went to prison. Everybody else went to prison,
• 28:41
  and somehow he skated. Now, for those of you who
• 28:44
  might not be initiated in the world of organized crime,
• 28:47
  that usually means you're a rat. You don't get nailed
• 28:51
  on huge charges and then you're out the next day.
• 28:54
  That's not how this works, unless, of course, you give
• 28:57
  him that three to zero two and proffer up a statement.
• 29:00
  And Epstein certainly was that. This dude has been working
• 29:04
  with the FED since at least the Baron Stearns days.
• 29:07
  I don't care what the OIG report says, unlike most people,
• 29:10
  I've actually read the OIG reports, both of them, and
• 29:14
  actually shared them here on the podcast with all of you,
• 29:17
  so we all know the deal, and we all know
• 29:19
  that the whole narratives just complete bs. It became obvious
• 29:23
  that Epstein was not only extremely wealthy, but also suspiciously
• 29:26
  well connected, more so than all the other powerful men
• 29:30
  whom he associated, adds the suit, filed in Manhattan Federal
• 29:33
  Court on Monday. Despite being in a committed relationship, often
• 29:38
  spending nearly around the clock time together, what Epstein did
• 29:41
  for work was not clear. Okay, what does that even mean?
• 29:45
  There's a lot of people out there that are secretive
• 29:46
  about their job, a lot of people out there that
• 29:49
  aren't going to let somebody that they're dating or just
• 29:52
  having relations with know what they're doing. People are a
• 29:55
  private so I don't take too much out of that.
• 29:57
  And does that make him a massad agent? Come on? Epstein,
• 30:01
  who bragged of being on the Trilateral Commission and Council
• 30:04
  on Foreign Relations, would later invite Doe to a networking
• 30:08
  event attended by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brynn.
• 30:12
  The suit says, you know the people that say that
• 30:14
  don't know who Epstein was. All of these rich scumbags
• 30:17
  were at his house, going to these events, hanging out
• 30:20
  with them, but they have no idea who Jeffrey Epstein was.
• 30:23
  That's what they'll tell you. Question is do you believe them?
• 30:26
  And as far as the Council on Foreign Relations goes,
• 30:29
  there's no doubt that Jeffrey Epstein was part of that.
• 30:32
  And there's no doubt that he gave them a great
• 30:34
  deal of money. We've already covered that time and time again.
• 30:38
  He also name dropped world political figures, billionaire businessmen, and
• 30:42
  notorious international criminals. The complaint states, while he was gentle
• 30:47
  and kind to Doe most of the time, Doe did
• 30:49
  observe Epstein's explosive, uncontrollable anger toward others, the lawsuit says.
• 30:55
  Dose complaint provides another window into Epstein's world and is
• 30:58
  one of several pending lawsuits related to the Traffickers crimes
• 31:02
  after his twenty nineteen death. Earlier this month, one victim
• 31:06
  sued renownedd psychiatrist Henry Jareki for allegedly exploiting her and
• 31:10
  other young women. Epstein had also sexually abused, and What's
• 31:15
  funny about that Henry Jereki cat his son is actually
• 31:18
  the director of that Robert Durst documentary called The Jinx. Well,
• 31:24
  it's mister Jereki's son who is the director of that.
• 31:27
  Maybe he could do a documentary on his sick ass dad.
• 31:30
  Maybe he could do a documentary on the fact that
• 31:32
  his pops was allegedly diddling girls that he should have
• 31:35
  been helping. Brad Edwards, an attorney for Doe, told The
• 31:39
  Dealy Beast, in addition to Epstein's rotation of victims, there
• 31:42
  was typically one person who he may believe was his girlfriend,
• 31:46
  usually completely in the dark about his criminal abuse. And look,
• 31:49
  there's a lot to be said of that. There have
• 31:51
  been a lot of women that have been in Epstein's
• 31:53
  orbit that thought they were his girlfriend, and I've told
• 31:56
  you time and time again that that wasn't the case.
• 32:00
  This man didn't have girlfriends. Jane do two hundred was
• 32:03
  that girlfriend during this period of time, which means she
• 32:06
  learned more information than most other victims. Edwards added, in
• 32:10
  the end, Epstein violently raped her in a manner far
• 32:12
  worse than his usual modus operandi. This victim has lived
• 32:17
  in a particular fear for a long time, and she
• 32:19
  deserves justice. Look, if her allegations are true, there's no
• 32:23
  doubt she deserves justice. Unfortunately, we all know justice is
• 32:27
  in short supply. Those lawsuit names Darren Endyke and Richard Kahn,
• 32:32
  the co executors of Epstein's estate, as defendants and alleges
• 32:36
  battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The Daily Beast
• 32:40
  has contacted a lawyer for Epstein's estate for a comment. Yeah,
• 32:44
  good luck with that. While the accuser believes she was
• 32:47
  in a committed, monogamous relationship with Epstein until he forcibly
• 32:50
  raped her at his Manhattan mansion, he was also abusing
• 32:54
  underage girls in Florida and elsewhere. Okay, look, I don't
• 32:58
  really know about this one, folks, Honest, I'm not too sure.
• 33:01
  I mean, they're in a committed relationship, then all of
• 33:04
  a sudden, now she's talking about how she was abused.
• 33:07
  My question is, is this person facing some sort of
• 33:10
  allegation of her own and she's trying to use this
• 33:13
  as a cover story. Now that's just speculation. I don't
• 33:16
  know this is a Jane Doe. I'm not even sure
• 33:18
  who this person is at this point. But this certainly
• 33:20
  isn't the case of some little girl being groomed. That's
• 33:23
  for damn sure. As part of his long running trafficking scheme,
• 33:27
  Epstein and his associates lured girls and young women to
• 33:30
  his luxurious homes with promises of career or financial help,
• 33:34
  then forced them into sexualized massages. When Dough met Epstein,
• 33:38
  he inquired about her passions and made it clear that
• 33:41
  he was a well connected person and offered to introduce
• 33:44
  her to world renowned scientists and other professionals in the
• 33:47
  fields in which she was interested. Epstein even introduced Dough
• 33:51
  to his brother, mother, and friends. Their dates included visits
• 33:55
  to auction houses and antique shops, and one helicopter trip
• 33:58
  to Princeton University to attend a lecture by Epstein's friend,
• 34:02
  Professor Martin nowak Oh. Isn't that nice little trip to Princeton? Huh?
• 34:07
  And honestly, does this sound like somebody who is being abused?
• 34:10
  Sounds like somebody who was in an actual relationship. Doesn't
• 34:13
  sound mysterious to me. Met his mom, met his brother,
• 34:17
  go into this Princeton thing. So I won't say that
• 34:21
  Epstein didn't abuse this woman. I don't know, but this
• 34:24
  isn't the usual type of situation that we're discussing, and
• 34:27
  this isn't the usual scenario of a young girl being groomed.
• 34:31
  We're talking about somebody who is in a consensual relationship
• 34:35
  with Jeffrey Epstein, who was an absolute monster. So my
• 34:38
  question again is is this person here facing some sort
• 34:42
  of allegation against them and they're trying to use this
• 34:44
  as cover. Back then, Epstein claimed he had only had
• 34:48
  sex with five women in his entire life, including British
• 34:51
  socialite Maxwell, his former girlfriend and now convicted accomplice, who
• 34:56
  was around frequently as Epstein's friend. While Epstein's strategy was
• 35:00
  dough was different, the complaint says he infiltrated her life
• 35:03
  in a unique and arguably more disturbing way. Epstein, over
• 35:06
  the course of months, caused Dodo believe they were in
• 35:09
  a committed relationship, that she was the one and only
• 35:12
  real girlfriend he had ever had, and that he had
• 35:15
  cared for. The legal filing states once he knew Doe
• 35:18
  felt the same way, he forcibly raped her. So I
• 35:21
  don't understand if they were in this relationship, and they
• 35:24
  were already having relations why would you just up and
• 35:27
  rape her after they state their feelings for each other. Again,
• 35:30
  I'm not saying this is wrong or that she's making
• 35:33
  this up, because Jeffrey Epstein was a fucking animal, and
• 35:36
  it's very possible, but it just doesn't smell if you will,
• 35:40
  the same way the other recipe smells, and that could
• 35:43
  be because there's some different ingredients here, or on the
• 35:46
  flip side, it could be a completely different dish. The
• 35:50
  incident occurred in the fall of two thousand and one,
• 35:52
  when Epstein was getting a traditional massage at his Upper
• 35:55
  East Side mansion. The messuse began kissing Epstein and Doe
• 35:59
  became upset. Before Doe could leave, the complaint says he
• 36:02
  physically forced her face down on the massage table and
• 36:06
  violently vaginally penetrated her. Given the violence behind the rape,
• 36:10
  the lawsuit says Doe knew in that moment that she
• 36:13
  had to escape. She feared Epstein would retaliate if she
• 36:16
  reported him to police, so she fled to California and
• 36:19
  broke up with him. Doe genuinely believed that any reporting
• 36:23
  of the rape by what she believed to be a
• 36:25
  massad agent with some of the most unique connections in
• 36:27
  the world would result in significant bodily harm or death
• 36:31
  to her. The filing says, still, Epstein tried to contact
• 36:34
  Doe frequently. In two thousand and three, Epstein offered her
• 36:37
  a once in a lifetime opportunity to network with influential people,
• 36:42
  and she accepted the invitation because she was facing immigration issues. Doe,
• 36:46
  while hesitant to be in Epstein's orbit, again, attended the
• 36:50
  networking event purely for work purposes. The complaint says. She
• 36:54
  met Google's Page and Brynn, and Epstein told her several
• 36:57
  of the people at the event would spend time at
• 36:59
  his new mex Go ranch afterwards. She joined them there,
• 37:02
  but avoided Epstein so that he couldn't assault her again.
• 37:05
  Wait a minute, I thought nobody went to this ranch.
• 37:07
  Nobody's ever been there, certainly not Bill Clinton and Sergey
• 37:10
  Brinn and Larry Paigeaw they don't even know who Jeffrey
• 37:14
  Epstein is, right, right, Though frequently continued to be contacted
• 37:19
  by Epstein, the suit says, and despite her belief that
• 37:21
  Epstein could harm or kill herself if he did not
• 37:24
  get his way, given the immense army inflicted on her,
• 37:27
  she refused to ever see him again. All right, folks,
• 37:30
  Well another allegation, and I'll tell you it doesn't smell
• 37:34
  like the other ones, but that doesn't mean it's not true.
• 37:36
  But this certainly isn't the schoolgirl kind of story that
• 37:39
  we've been talking about. You know, a little girl from
• 37:41
  Palm Beach High School getting groomed and enticed over to
• 37:44
  Epstein's house. This isn't that. This is somebody who entered
• 37:48
  into a consensual relationship with Epstein at some point and
• 37:51
  then from there, she says, it turned violent in south
• 37:55
  and now because of that alleged abuse, she's looking to
• 37:58
  sue the estate and she's get that bag. So, like usual,
• 38:02
  we'll keep an eye on this one and we'll see
• 38:04
  where it all goes, and we'll see what kind of
• 38:05
  information pops up. And when I can get my hands
• 38:08
  on the core documents, we'll definitely get those added to
• 38:10
  the catalog as well. But until then, that's gonna do
• 38:13
  it for this one. All of the information that goes
• 38:16
  with this episode can be found in the description box.
• 38:19
  We've talked a lot about the unnamed girls in the
• 38:22
  Jeffrey Epstein case, the girls that were abused and then discarded,
• 38:28
  and nobody had ever heard anything from them. Ever, again,
• 38:33
  we know that there are literally hundreds, maybe even thousands.
• 38:37
  I know that sounds crazy, folks, It really does to
• 38:39
  me even to even say those words, But there might
• 38:42
  be thousands of girls who have been molested by Jeffrey
• 38:45
  Epstein over the decades of his abuse. And even though
• 38:50
  we have one hundred or so survivors who have come forward,
• 38:55
  I think that there are many times that number of
• 38:59
  girls and women who were abused and victimized by Jeffrey Epstein,
• 39:05
  Gilaine Maxwell, and the Corps four. But we haven't heard
• 39:09
  much from these girls. We haven't heard much, especially from
• 39:13
  the girls from like Eastern Europe and different war torn
• 39:16
  countries where Jeffrey Epstein and Jean Luke Brunel and others
• 39:21
  would get these girls and bring them to America. And I, oh,
• 39:26
  it always ate at me, and it always nagged me,
• 39:28
  and I always wondered what about the unnamed girls and
• 39:32
  women in this case. Well, we have an article today
• 39:36
  that is uh talking about how Jeffrey Epstein was abusing
• 39:42
  girls all the way up to his arrest. And again,
• 39:47
  how is it that he was able to continue with
• 39:50
  this lifestyle? How is he able to continue to go
• 39:54
  about abusing and molesting girls so brazenly. It is unconscionable
• 40:01
  to think that a sex offender like this could continue
• 40:06
  on with his ways, continue on with his disgustingness and
• 40:10
  abuse more girls. It's one of the main reasons I
• 40:18
  was so fired up about the Plea deal. There is
• 40:24
  no chance in hell that a guy like Jeffrey Epstein
• 40:27
  can be rehabilitated, never mind a thirteen month sentence where
• 40:31
  he's gone most of the day, six days a week
• 40:33
  and not even in the jail. So don't act like
• 40:36
  he got out of jail and he was rehabilitated, or
• 40:39
  he got out of a jail and he was this
• 40:41
  new man who turned over a new leaf. Hell, no,
• 40:44
  monsters like this are wired the way he was. His
• 40:47
  proclivities were young girls and the abuse of women to
• 40:52
  exert power. That's what got him off, and he continued
• 40:56
  to do it all the way up to his second
• 41:00
  can arrest. So, in my opinion, it is a big
• 41:05
  black eye for the Department of Justice and those who
• 41:08
  are responsible to bring him to justice. And it is
• 41:11
  also a gigantic, huge black eye on the legacy media
• 41:17
  as a whole. They should have been covering this and
• 41:22
  Jeffrey Epstein hard and fast for all of these years.
• 41:28
  They should have never let this guy get off the
• 41:30
  hook the way they did. They let him wiggle right
• 41:33
  off of the hook. And until the Miami Herald decided
• 41:36
  that they were going to try and go after Trump
• 41:40
  via Acosta, nobody gave a damn about this. All right,
• 41:43
  that's just a little that's a hard truth that people
• 41:45
  need to start to understand. Very few people cared about this,
• 41:51
  and for all of these legacy media is to jump
• 41:53
  on legacy media outlets to jump on board now and
• 41:56
  act like they have cared about the plight of these
• 41:58
  survivors and about the corruption. It's it's laughable at best, folks. Okay, Now,
• 42:03
  don't get me wrong. It's about time they hop on board.
• 42:06
  One hundred percent about time that they hop on board.
• 42:09
  But the fact of the matter is the media was
• 42:11
  derelict in their duty. They didn't report on Epstein. They
• 42:15
  didn't report due to any expose as on any of
• 42:17
  these people that were around him. What's George Stephanopolis doing
• 42:20
  at Jeffrey Epstein's house after Jeffrey Epstein was already a
• 42:23
  convicted sex offender? I mean there are a lot of questions,
• 42:27
  what's Katy KRK doing there? We have a lot of
• 42:31
  questions that have not been answered, And once again the
• 42:36
  legacy media proves that it does not care about furthering
• 42:43
  the truth or getting to the truth. All the legacy
• 42:46
  media cares about is clicks and ad revenue. It's an
• 42:51
  absolute joke. And in this article tonight from the Daily Mail,
• 42:56
  we're going to hear from a twenty two year old
• 43:00
  girl who was forcefully raped and abused by Jeffrey Epstein
• 43:06
  after his prison sentence, when he was still running the
• 43:10
  streets being able to commit whatever sort of crimes he
• 43:14
  wants to commit, and nobody thought it was a good
• 43:18
  idea to send an investigative journalist to check out what
• 43:22
  had been going on for the last four or five
• 43:23
  years with Jeffrey Epstein. Of course they didn't because, like
• 43:28
  Nancy Pelosi's daughter said, when all of this first broke,
• 43:33
  some of our thaves are going to be caught up
• 43:35
  in this, and we're seeing that come to light as
• 43:38
  we speak. Our article today is from the Daily Mail.
• 43:43
  The author is Ben Ashford. Headline exclusive Epstein accuser now
• 43:49
  twenty two breaks silence to reveal how pedophile raped and
• 43:52
  took her virginity aged seventeen in twenty fifteen, as she
• 43:57
  believes he was abusing a second wave of young girls
• 44:00
  up until his arrest. And we know that he was
• 44:03
  still flying in to like the Virgin Islands, and shit,
• 44:05
  he had a gaggle of girls with him while he
• 44:08
  was on house arrest. He was abusing girls. So what
• 44:11
  makes anyone think that this sick, depraved monster would have
• 44:16
  just stopped abusing these young girls? Not going to happen
• 44:20
  was never in the cards. And this is the sort
• 44:22
  of man who should have been chemically castrated in prison.
• 44:25
  And I'm not even joking around when I say that
• 44:28
  there is no rehabilitation for people like Epstein. A twenty
• 44:36
  two year old Jeffrey Epstein rape survivor believes the warped
• 44:40
  financier pedophile was still abusing girls right up until his death,
• 44:45
  leaving behind the second wave of younger younger survivors too
• 44:48
  afraid to even tell their parents. That's terrifying to think
• 44:51
  about a bunch of young girls that are still other
• 44:54
  too terrified to tell their parents what happened to them.
• 45:00
  That's what he banked on, right. Epstein banked on that
• 45:02
  kind of stiff stuff. He understood the human psyche in
• 45:05
  that regard. He knew that the embarrassment and the ostrasation
• 45:10
  that would occur for a lot of these girls if
• 45:12
  they came forward is too much. So he understood his
• 45:16
  demograph right. He knew exactly what he was doing. He
• 45:19
  knew what kind of girls he was looking for, and
• 45:22
  Marie do Here most certainly fit the bill. The former
• 45:27
  model who delymail dot com will will refer to as
• 45:31
  Marie to protect her real identity, says she was raped
• 45:34
  and molested during two visits to Epstein's Harry Potter style
• 45:37
  mansion in New York in the summer of two thousand
• 45:41
  and fifteen, twenty fifteen. Folks, all right, not that long ago.
• 45:47
  Jeffrey Epstein was refurbishing his whole entire image. Then he
• 45:51
  was being allowed back into polite society. All these people
• 45:55
  were rubbing elbows with them. Oh, I know, Jeff, he
• 45:58
  just had a solicitation of a charge. He's not a
• 46:01
  sex offender, all right, anything wire what he was doing?
• 46:04
  Shut up? Okay, you all knew, you all knew exactly
• 46:08
  what he was doing. Okay, at the very least you
• 46:10
  knew that those young girls had no business being around
• 46:14
  Jeffrey Epstein like that. Okay. Epstein became embroiled in lawsuits,
• 46:21
  media storm's rape, and eventually an FBI investigation in his
• 46:25
  final years, but Marie feels that no amount of press
• 46:29
  scrutiny or law enforcement activity would have deterred the multi
• 46:33
  millionaire pedophile from seeking out fresh victims. One hundred percent.
• 46:37
  That's what I just said. This man should have been
• 46:39
  chemically castrated. He has no place in society. There's no
• 46:42
  rehabilitation for what he was. And the fact that he
• 46:47
  was allowed out of that jail, that he was able
• 46:50
  to sign that plea agreement and then go on abusing
• 46:53
  girls should make the whole entire Prosecutor's office culpable, every
• 46:59
  single person in that office, the state's Attorney's office in Florida,
• 47:03
  everybody involved on the federal side, all of you. All
• 47:08
  of you are responsible and culpable for what happened after
• 47:15
  you failed to punish Epstein correctly. I believe he was
• 47:20
  abusing young girls right up until the day he was arrested,
• 47:23
  she tells dailymail dot Com in an exclusive interview. There
• 47:26
  are likely to be multiple young victims out there who
• 47:29
  are still in their teens, perhaps still living with their
• 47:32
  parents and too ashamed and confused to speak out. That's
• 47:35
  just horrible to think about. But the fact of the
• 47:37
  matter is, you know, it's the truth. How many times
• 47:41
  have we said thousands of girls here, hundreds of girls here,
• 47:43
  and we've only heard from a handful of those girls.
• 47:46
  So you know that there are more survivors out there
• 47:49
  who were abused by Jeffrey Epstein and his network, but
• 47:53
  they have not come forward yet due to whatever reason
• 47:56
  it may be. I know how it feels because I
• 48:00
  was one of them. I thought about suicide. I tried
• 48:03
  to cut my wrists. These girls need support before it's
• 48:06
  too late. They need to know it's okay to tell
• 48:09
  their stories. And that's for sure. If and if one
• 48:13
  thing that the survivors can take from this, one thing
• 48:16
  that they that that could they that it should console them,
• 48:20
  is that there are hordes of people that are willing
• 48:25
  to listen and that are willing to help you get justice.
• 48:32
  So if you're out there and you're listening to this podcast,
• 48:37
  get to a lawyer if that's what If if you
• 48:39
  feel like you need to come forward, get yourself to
• 48:42
  a lawyer, prepare it properly, and then come forward and
• 48:46
  tell your story if that's what you think needs to
• 48:49
  be done. But really, for any of these girls out
• 48:52
  there who were abused by Jeffrey Epstein, it is just
• 48:56
  it must be. I can't even imagine the burden put
• 48:59
  upon these girls. I cannot imagine living with that burden.
• 49:05
  After his arrest last July on federal sex trafficking charges
• 49:09
  filed in the Southern District of New York, and knowing
• 49:11
  Epstein was in custody, Marie says she felt comfortable enough
• 49:15
  to contact the FBI and the NYPD to share her story.
• 49:19
  She is now among more than one hundred survivors applying
• 49:22
  for compensation from Epstein's six hundred and thirty million dollar estate.
• 49:27
  And that's another thing. If you were abused by Jeffrey
• 49:31
  Epstein and you haven't come forward yet, now would be
• 49:34
  the time, in my opinion, to make sure that you
• 49:37
  get financially right when all of this is said and done,
• 49:41
  Because I don't care what anybody says, Oh, it's a
• 49:44
  money grab. No, not this time, folks, not this time.
• 49:48
  This isn't he said, she said Gray Area. Oh, I
• 49:51
  was nineteen. She was seventeen type shit. Okay, this is
• 49:56
  some of the most powerful people in the world feeling
• 50:01
  the innocence from children. And there is not a dollar
• 50:07
  amount that can ever fix or change that. But reparations
• 50:16
  must be had for these survivors and for what they
• 50:19
  have went through. Though the precise age range of Epstein's
• 50:26
  survivors has not been disclosed by the various law firms
• 50:29
  representing them, Marie is believed to be one of the
• 50:32
  youngest women to come forward to claim compensation from his estate.
• 50:36
  She asked to remain anonymous because she fears reprisals from
• 50:39
  Epstein's powerful friends and accomplices. Even now, nearly a year
• 50:44
  after the sixty six year old hanged himself in a
• 50:46
  New York jail cell allegedly and again, Folks, even though
• 50:51
  Epstein is dead, his powerful friends are not douchey sons
• 50:55
  of bitches like Alan Dershowitz continue to harass and be
• 51:00
  little survivors of Jeffrey Epstein. People like Dershowitz are the
• 51:07
  biggest bullies ever. Oh, it's easy for them to go
• 51:13
  after you know, these survivors. It's real easy for them
• 51:16
  to try and malign them as prostitutes or evil people,
• 51:22
  because we know exactly what he's doing, right, he's projecting
• 51:26
  Alan Douchey Dershowitz. His time, for sure is almost up.
• 51:33
  Marie was an aspiring sixteen year old model in the
• 51:35
  fall of twenty fourteen. When she snuck out to a
• 51:38
  bar in Manhattan to have drinks with older girls. She
• 51:41
  found herself talking to a glamorous thirty something named Madison.
• 51:45
  And before anyone's oh, sixteen sneaking out? What kind of
• 51:48
  life does she live? I guess you've never been sixteen,
• 51:51
  because I did plenty of sneaking out. I did plenty
• 51:54
  of drinking when I was sixteen as well, So I'll
• 51:57
  use self righteous people out there. Oh well, what is
• 52:01
  she doing sneaking out of her house? Where are her parents?
• 52:03
  You must not have been a teenager, or you must
• 52:06
  have forgot what it was like to be a teenager.
• 52:08
  Doesn't make somebody bad, is what I'm trying to say.
• 52:10
  When they're a young kid and they sneak out to
• 52:13
  go to a bar, or they sneak out to go
• 52:14
  to a house party, that's what happens. That's how we
• 52:17
  learn right from wrong. That's how we we learn everything
• 52:22
  in life by making those sorts of mistakes. So I
• 52:26
  don't want to hear. Oh, well, she went to a
• 52:27
  bar when she was sixteen, so she deserved what she
• 52:30
  had coming. That's basically what douchees like Dershowitz had to say.
• 52:36
  Madison was everything I wanted to be. Beautiful, confident, she
• 52:40
  knew everyone, and everyone loved her. Marie remembers when she
• 52:44
  started talking to me, I was just moon eyed. Oh
• 52:48
  my gosh, I'm so happy she's talking to me. And
• 52:51
  that sounds like a typical sixteen year old, right, the
• 52:53
  cool girls in class want to start talking to you.
• 52:56
  They invite you out to party, they invite you out
• 52:58
  to whatever it may be, and you're, all of a sudden,
• 53:02
  you're starry eyed. Right, you're part of the cool girls club.
• 53:04
  And you could see how this could be very impressionable
• 53:07
  for a sixteen year old. Now, this Madison gal is
• 53:10
  definitely somebody that Garners a deeper look into. By the way,
• 53:16
  the conversation quickly turned to a rich older friend who
• 53:19
  could introduce Marie to fashion industry illuminati, including Les Wexner,
• 53:24
  the founder of Victoria's Secret Again twenty fifteen. Now Les
• 53:30
  Wexner is being used to facilitate Jeffrey Epstein's abuse of
• 53:35
  young girls. Can everybody start screaming that from the rooftops? Please?
• 53:39
  Enough with Les Wexner getting a pass, Enough with the
• 53:43
  King of Columbus not having to answer for his relationship
• 53:46
  with Epstein and the way he enabled him, and for
• 53:50
  other things as well. Madison boasted that her wealthy pal
• 53:56
  could get Marie on the books at MC two, the
• 53:58
  modeling agency who's former CEO, Jean lup Brunel, has faced
• 54:02
  allegations of sexual assaults spanning three decades. And again, MC two.
• 54:07
  How many times do we see MC two pop up
• 54:10
  when we're talking about this case? It was a front company, Okay,
• 54:15
  point blank period they used it. Oh yeah, they did
• 54:18
  some modeling work out of there, there's no doubt about that.
• 54:21
  But it was a front company so that they can
• 54:23
  continue to bring these girls in and abuse them. She
• 54:29
  said her friend Jeffrey was very rich. He sometimes takes
• 54:32
  a liking to people and he helps them. Marie recalls
• 54:35
  Madison telling her she didn't mention money or sex. In hindsight,
• 54:39
  it seems too good to be true, but her words
• 54:42
  were so alluring. It was like feeding candy to a baby,
• 54:46
  and that's exactly their mo These are polished people. These
• 54:49
  aren't people that are just showing up one day and
• 54:51
  they're like, all right, well, we're gonna start trafficking kids
• 54:53
  and girls. They have a whole entire you know, shpiel
• 54:56
  that they kick. These people are. The idea is to
• 55:00
  get you comfortable around them, to make you think that
• 55:04
  everything's good, and then once they have your confidence, the
• 55:07
  abuse truly begins. The next day, Madison contacted Marie via
• 55:13
  Snapchat and asked her to meet Epstein for lunch at
• 55:16
  a VIP area of Manhattan restaurant La Esquina. It's a
• 55:20
  Mexican eatery in New York City. The upmarket eatery just
• 55:25
  happened to be next door to the headquarters of a
• 55:27
  top modeling firm, Supreme Management. Oh, just happened to be there.
• 55:30
  Just a coincidence. Has nothing to do with the fact
• 55:33
  that this girl wanted to be a model, right, has
• 55:36
  nothing to do with the fact that Epstein dangled that
• 55:39
  dream in front of her, Right, Nah, just another coincidence, folks.
• 55:44
  He was as charming as can be. He anticipated my questions,
• 55:48
  he knew exactly what to say. Marie recalls, I was enchanted.
• 55:52
  It's like he put me. It's like he put a
• 55:54
  spell on me. And again, remember we're dealing with a
• 55:56
  sixteen year old girl, a girl that sees all this
• 55:59
  option ambulence, all this luxury, all this money. It's easy
• 56:04
  to get drawn into that world, folks, very easy. She
• 56:08
  agreed to go back to Epstein's Upper East Side home
• 56:11
  to finish up the conversation. It was nearby to a
• 56:14
  casting call she had scheduled for later that day, and
• 56:16
  Marie thought to herself, what would be the harm? When
• 56:20
  she reached the pedophiles hulking Brownstone Residents, it seemed to
• 56:23
  touch the sky and that sentence is disturbing, to say
• 56:27
  the least. What could be the harm? Well, obviously a
• 56:31
  lot could be the harm. And if the media would
• 56:34
  have reported what a monster Jeffrey Epstein was the correct way,
• 56:38
  how many of these young girls might have seen that
• 56:40
  headline and avoided him. She was amazed one person could
• 56:47
  live alone in the sprawling twenty thousand square foot residents,
• 56:50
  where Epstein hosted numerous famous figures over the years, including
• 56:53
  Britain's Prince Andrew. Inside, Marie was unnerved by the foreboding
• 56:58
  Gothic decor, likening it, liking it, likening it to Grimauld
• 57:03
  Palace from the Harry Potter franchise. He asked me how
• 57:06
  old I was. I told him I was sixteen, and
• 57:09
  he said I looked much younger, she recalls. He then
• 57:12
  took me on a tour, and I started to get scared,
• 57:14
  thinking I wouldn't be able to remember the way out.
• 57:17
  In Harry Potter, there's this hallway with shriveled elves heads
• 57:20
  on it. He had a similar wall. There are also
• 57:24
  these velvet curtains with ghouls and screaming creatures hiding behind.
• 57:28
  There was a dark room at the house that had
• 57:30
  similar velvet curtains. What is she at Anton Levy's house, folks?
• 57:34
  This is just this guy was a sick, bastard man.
• 57:37
  And what this poor girl went through, this little sixteen
• 57:40
  year old girl went through out his hands. I'll tell
• 57:42
  you what I felt like. Every hallway was a maze,
• 57:46
  in every room a room of horrors. Marie remembers catching
• 57:50
  glimpses of older men and suspiciously young women who sip
• 57:54
  champagne and talked among themselves in a lounge area as
• 57:57
  Epstein showed her around. He recalls several creepy paintings, including
• 58:02
  a six foot portrait of a woman she now recognizes
• 58:05
  as Gilaine Maxwell, and a strange mural depicting Epstein behind
• 58:09
  barbed wire. So there was a room of older men
• 58:15
  and suspiciously young women who sipped champagne and talked among themselves.
• 58:19
  She said she saw, well, who are these men? Maybe
• 58:22
  she should I would hope that they'd show her pictures
• 58:26
  of a bunch of different people involved with Epstein, so
• 58:28
  we could figure out who these men were and then
• 58:30
  hopefully find the girls who were in the room as well.
• 58:36
  The same artwork has been described elsewhere as a bizarre
• 58:38
  depiction of the brief spell Epstein spent in prison after
• 58:42
  the two thousand and eight Sweetheart Deal, which let him
• 58:44
  avoid federal charges in Florida by admitting one count of
• 58:48
  procuring an underage girl for prostitution, and again because of
• 58:52
  that because of that charge, Jeffrey Epstein was able to
• 58:57
  leave jail and continue his abuse because the legacy media
• 59:03
  didn't report what a monster he was, and the government
• 59:07
  failed to keep that monster locked away. It was inside
• 59:12
  the dimly lit room with red velvet curtains that. Marie
• 59:15
  says Epstein began touching her inappropriately. When she recoiled in shock,
• 59:20
  he assured her it was routine for young models to
• 59:22
  do favors for older men in the fashion industry. He
• 59:25
  said something in Latin along the lines of quid pro quo.
• 59:29
  I asked what he meant, and he said, you suck mine,
• 59:31
  I'll suck yours, she said. He laughed like an evil,
• 59:34
  wicked little laugh sixteen year old girl, folks, Remember that's
• 59:37
  who we're talking about here. Marie says. Her distress became
• 59:41
  so obvious that Epstein relented, letting her go, but not
• 59:44
  bothering to show her out of his sprawling home. She
• 59:47
  was confused and upset by what had happened, but presumed
• 59:50
  it was something that young models had to do to
• 59:53
  get their big break. And again that whole entire thought
• 59:56
  process that models have to have sex with these sick,
• 59:59
  disgusting old bastards to get a job that needs to
• 1:00:02
  be done away with, that needs to be done away
• 1:00:04
  with asap, and these modeling agencies need some sort of oversight.
• 1:00:11
  So when Madison messaged Marie in summer twenty fifteen to
• 1:00:14
  invite her to a modeling party in Manhattan's trendy meatpacking district.
• 1:00:18
  She agreed to go. No one seemed to care that
• 1:00:21
  I was under age, said Marie, who had just turned seventeen.
• 1:00:24
  Madison was bringing me pink billinis. She was on a
• 1:00:27
  mission to get me as drunk as she possibly could. Shocking, shocking.
• 1:00:31
  Whoever this Madison person is must be subpoened. Marie soon
• 1:00:37
  found herself being ushered towards a black suv waiting to
• 1:00:40
  take her and several other girls back to the eighty
• 1:00:43
  four million dollar Epstein mansion, dubbed the House of Horrors.
• 1:00:47
  This time, Epstein led her to a dimly lit massage room,
• 1:00:50
  where he once more asked her age. I thought you
• 1:00:52
  were fourteen, he replied, with an air of disappointment. Marie
• 1:00:56
  says he ordered her to sit on a wooden cushion
• 1:00:58
  massage table before raping her. Imagine I thought you were fourteen,
• 1:01:04
  with an air of disappointment. Chemical castration was the only
• 1:01:10
  option for this man. I had my eyes shut. I
• 1:01:16
  felt like forever. It was extraordinarily painful, she recalls, her
• 1:01:20
  voice trembling. I scratched him. I asked him to please stop.
• 1:01:24
  He didn't stop. Until he was finally done. Then he
• 1:01:27
  just got up and left. The weird thing is that
• 1:01:30
  I didn't leave straight away. I went back downstairs to
• 1:01:33
  where the other girls were. For some reason, I kept
• 1:01:36
  expecting him to come and apologize. I was very young
• 1:01:39
  and naive. Of course he didn't. I felt broken. It
• 1:01:43
  was horrible, just horrible. I lost my virginity to him.
• 1:01:47
  Marie never saw Epstein again, but did hear from Madison,
• 1:01:52
  who only ever messaged via Snapchat, which deletes texts immediately
• 1:01:56
  after they are read several weeks later. And I know
• 1:02:03
  that there are a lot of other apps that people
• 1:02:05
  are using as well that are supposed to be encrypted
• 1:02:08
  in private. So I'm sure the technology has even become
• 1:02:11
  better for these kind of people to operate in the
• 1:02:13
  shadows at this point, this time, the mysterious Procureur invited
• 1:02:19
  her to Little Saint James, one of Epstein's two private
• 1:02:21
  islands in the Caribbean. She said, You're going to have
• 1:02:24
  so much fun. It's all beachfront. It's amazing. There are
• 1:02:27
  other girls going. You will love them. They will be
• 1:02:29
  like your little sisters. Marie explains, I'm like, okay, that's
• 1:02:34
  not normal at my age. I shouldn't even be going.
• 1:02:37
  I thought she was my friend. I wanted to warn her.
• 1:02:40
  I said, please don't hang out with him again. Madison
• 1:02:42
  he rate me on top of a table within three seconds.
• 1:02:46
  She basically saw my message and blocked me. All right,
• 1:02:50
  So Madison is obviously in deep here. She aided and
• 1:02:54
  embedded in the abuse of this girl. Whoever this Madison is.
• 1:02:58
  She procured this girl for sex trafficking, and she must
• 1:03:02
  be apprehended and indicted. Marie confided in a girl for
• 1:03:08
  in her own age about one month after the rape,
• 1:03:10
  who urged her to go to the hospital for an examination, But,
• 1:03:14
  like so many other girls caught in Epstein's evil orbit,
• 1:03:17
  she was afraid to go to the police out of
• 1:03:19
  fear he could hurt her or destroy her fledgling career.
• 1:03:23
  It wasn't until twenty nineteen when another model contacted her
• 1:03:26
  to say the rich, silver haired guy that they had
• 1:03:29
  both met several years earlier in New York was in
• 1:03:31
  the news after his arrest last July on federal sex
• 1:03:35
  trafficking charges filed in the Southern District of New York.
• 1:03:38
  Marie says she contacted the FBI and the NYPD to
• 1:03:42
  share her story, and I'm glad she did that. There
• 1:03:46
  are so many unnamed girls who have not come forward
• 1:03:49
  who have been abused by Jeffrey Epstein and his friends,
• 1:03:53
  and there needs to be a reckoning at some point.
• 1:03:56
  Everybody who was involved in this must face justice. She
• 1:04:01
  is now more than she is now the more than
• 1:04:04
  one hundred victims applying for compensation from epstein six hundred
• 1:04:08
  and thirty million dollar estate. The predator was subject to
• 1:04:11
  two criminal indictments, one focusing largely on his activities in
• 1:04:15
  Palm Beach, Florida to two thousand and eight, when Epstein
• 1:04:18
  signed a controversial non prosecution deal to avoid federal charges,
• 1:04:22
  the other citing crimes against girls in New York, Florida
• 1:04:26
  and other locations between two thousand and two and at
• 1:04:29
  least in or about two thousand and five. But civil
• 1:04:33
  lawsuits give a broader time frame for his perverted attacks,
• 1:04:37
  and a January twenty twenty suit filed by prosecutors in
• 1:04:40
  the US Virgin Islands alleges that Epstein trafficked, raped, and
• 1:04:44
  abused children on his private island as recently as twenty nineteen,
• 1:04:49
  the year he was arrested and later found dead. Last
• 1:04:52
  August tenth, and we've talked about that earlier. His activity
• 1:04:58
  in the Virgin Islands never ended. He he was still
• 1:05:01
  raping girls. He was still abusing girls the whole mind.
• 1:05:04
  And we're going to see, like Marie says, here, a
• 1:05:07
  second wave of this come forward. I am almost sure
• 1:05:10
  of it. There's no reason to believe he ever stopped.
• 1:05:15
  Marie adds abuse was second nature to him. He didn't
• 1:05:18
  stop the first time he got arrested in Florida. In fact,
• 1:05:21
  he realized, oh, hey, I can get away with this.
• 1:05:24
  I'm invincible, I'm untouchable, one hundred percent, right, Marie, He
• 1:05:28
  most certainly did. He felt brazened by that, and he
• 1:05:31
  felt empowered by that. And when people like him get
• 1:05:34
  those feelings, it leads to bad things. Most of the
• 1:05:39
  survivors we hear about are in their thirties and forties.
• 1:05:42
  It's been incredibly hard on them, but many of them
• 1:05:45
  are married, they have spouses, they have pulled their lives together.
• 1:05:48
  And you're wrong about that, Marie. That's not the case. Okay.
• 1:05:53
  There are a lot of these ladies who were children
• 1:05:57
  when Epstein abused them, who have lived very, very hard
• 1:06:01
  lives drug addiction. You name it, and I don't think
• 1:06:08
  I don't think that's a fair estimate to say that
• 1:06:11
  they've been able to move on with their lives, because
• 1:06:13
  if you talk to the survivors themselves, you know that's
• 1:06:16
  not the case. But for the second wave of survivors,
• 1:06:20
  we are still young, it's still very fresh, and we
• 1:06:22
  are still figuring things out. I saw other girls around
• 1:06:25
  my age, potentially younger. I'm sure he did some variation
• 1:06:29
  of what he did to me to them. What happened
• 1:06:32
  to all of them? Have they told anyone? I consider
• 1:06:35
  my dad to be very cool, but I imagine having
• 1:06:38
  to tell a very traditional father about that. There's not
• 1:06:40
  going to be a lot of understanding. If nothing more,
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  I want them to at least hear someone their age
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  speaking out about this. And kudos to you, Marie. It
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  takes bravery and courage to come forward and do what
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  you're doing, and I highly suggest if you're listening to
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  this podcast that you lean on the other survivors for support. Today,
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  Marie has given up on her dreams of becoming a
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  model and says she suffers from PTSD, suicidal thoughts and
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  panic attacks. She's been in therapy for the past year
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  after finally finding the courage to tell her father about
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  the rape. I don't know exactly what happened in Florida
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  the first time around, but I know that had Jeffrey
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  Epstein been apprehended and properly punished all those years ago,
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  so many young girls would have been saved. She adds.
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  The people behind the Plea Deal should feel an existential
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  pain in their gut for what they've done. One hundred percent.
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  They are so culpable. And I said that earlier in
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  this podcast. That's how I feel about this as well.
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  All of these people that were involved, all of these
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  people that helped with the Plea Deal, they're all disgusting,
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  gross ass pieces of crap. Sometimes Marie feels that Epstein's
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  death has robbed her of justice. Other Times she wonders
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  if there are yet more chilling twists to come. I
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  don't believe he killed himself. It sounds creepy and messed up,
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  But myself and some of the survivors, we would like
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  to actually see the body. She adds, MY worst nightmare
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  is that he's still alive and out there somewhere. Maybe
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  one day I'm going to see a red dot come
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  through my window. And I'll be shot in the head.
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  Are you kidding me? Right now? This poor girl, this
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  is how she has to live her life, the fear
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  she has to live in because of these sick, disgusting monsters. Well, Marie,
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  up until now, you had nobody really there to help
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  you out, nobody to stand shoulder to shoulder with you
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  as you navigate these waters. But what I can tell
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  you is this, there are thousands of people that are
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  willing to stand shoulder to shoulder with you as you
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  come forward to bring truth to light. These rich assholes
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  are ruthless enough to kill all of the survivors. All
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  of us are on edge. Even now, that's you know what,
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  she is not wrong? Wow, that statement, that's for damn sure,
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  because I can tell you for a fact that not
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  only the survivors, but sources in this case are still
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  scared shitless to go on record. I've had four different
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  sources not want to go on record because of reprisals
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  of the powerful people that are still in action, people
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  like Dershowitz, people like Endike and Khan. Okay, these are
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  people that are very powerful, people that have a lot
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  of pull, and people that can really ruin lives and
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  you see it here with Marie Do, and you see
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  it with the other survivors who lived in anonymity for
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  so long due to the fear of Jeffrey Epstein and
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  his criminal enterprise. But my message to the remaining faction
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  within that enterprise and those that helped give them shelter
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  and help them with their crimes, here is my message
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  to all of you. Twenty twenty is the year the
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  predator turns into the prey. You'd like to contact me,
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  you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
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  That's b O B B Y c A p U
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  C c I at ProtonMail dot com. You can also
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