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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein Was A Regular Fixture Amongst The Upper Crust of New York (6/19/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: Here in this article we have today from RT and
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again not a source I used too often, but it
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is the second time now that I've found in op
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ed in RT that's been pretty solid. So we're going
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to rock and roll with it. And the author here
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is a gentleman named Damian Lewis excuse me, Damian Wilson.
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Headline new Jeffrey Epstein book Perversion of Justice hints that
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plenty of accomplices fearing exposure, but will they ever be named?
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And that is that's the question, right, that's the million
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dollar question. Who is Maxwell going to finger or who
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has she fingered already? Speaking with prosecutors. Now, you would
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think if there was some sort of bombshell and that
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she had a proper agreement, that we would have heard
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something about it. It would have leaked. We all know
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that the government can't keep anything secret, so you would
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think that that would have leaked already. But again, who knows.
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Maybe they're tight seal tight lipped here, But when you
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look at the things that are going on, especially now
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considering there's reports that the Russians, I say that with
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their quotes because that's kind of a vague term. But
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here we are the Russians supposedly hacked into the SDNY
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and hacked into a bunch of Microsoft emails and a
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whole bunch of other jazz. Correct me if I'm wrong,
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But isn't that where Jeffrey Epstein is being prosecuted out
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of Oh yeah, that's right. So they they're so good
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at their job that they can't even safeguard their emails. Huh.
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And these are the people that we're counting on to
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bring us some justice. Boy, that's comforting, you know, like
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when you're when you were a little kid and you
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had like a cold or whatever, and your mom would
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put a blanket on you and you'd have some chicken
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new soup. You'd be watching some cartoons on TV, you know,
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my generation, watching some Captain Caveman or something on some TV,
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and you know, you got that nice comfortable feeling. Yeah, well,
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certainly don't have that kind of comfortable feeling knowing that
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the SDNY is run by a bunch of ningen poops.
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You guys don't have an IT department there that can
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safeguard you against some hacks. The death of pedophile Jeffrey
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Epstein denied his victim's justice and left Glaine Maxwell as
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keeper of his darkest secrets, but a new book investigating
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the case suggests her trial shouldn't be the end of
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this sordid story. Yeah, no, shit, The evidence says that
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that shouldn't be the end of this story. Not just
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the book now, Julie K. Brown does a good job
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of emphasizing the fact, right, because there's a lot more here.
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You can't look at this and tell me with a
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straight face there isn't more here. It's absolutely ludicrous to
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believe the official narrative. When the trial of Glenn Maxwell
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over her alleged complicity in trafficking teenage girls for sex
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with dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein eventually draws to a conclusion
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it is unlikely to be the end of this sordid,
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salacious saga. Yeah, I highly doubt it's going to be
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the end. That's definitely the way I'm thinking, right this
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is you know, you're gonna have appeals, You're gonna have
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a whole bunch of shit that comes after this. And
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if it comes out during this trial that other high
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profile people have been named by Glenn Maxwell, forget it.
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It's going to explode. Maybe it becomes something more. Maybe
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I'm missing the mark here in the SDNY is doing
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their due diligence behind the scenes. Maybe they have a
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team of forensic accountants right now boring through all of
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the financials. Then again, maybe they're having a bacon, egg
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and cheese sandwich for breakfast on Sunday morning in New
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York City instead. That's probably what they're doing. Thanks to
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the massive journalistic gruntwork carried out by Miami Herald investigative
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reporter Julie K. Brown and rigorously documented in her recently
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published Perversion of Justice, the recriminations will continue, law officials
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will continue to look over their shoulders, and the survivors
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will edge ever closer to closure of assorts. And that
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is really what the end goal is, right for these
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survivors to find some sort of closure, to find some
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sort of peace, even if it's just a little sliver.
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And I know that's not attainable for everybody who has
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been through this with Jeffrey Epstein, but at least if
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Maxwell goes to prison, if the Core four go to prison,
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Jean Luke Brunel goes to prison, Indike and Khan go
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to prison, then these survivors can at least close their
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eyes that night and say to themselves, we weren't completely abandoned.
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At least in the final hour, somebody showed up to
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help us out. Because I'll tell you what you want
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to talk about, a perversion of justice. The biggest perversion
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of justice is the fact that all of these years
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have went by and there's been nobody held to account
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for what has occurred throughout the decades at the hands
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of Epstein and his associates, because justice will elude the
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thirty four women who have stayed the distance as legal
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proceedings against the disgraced financier Pedophile dragged on and were
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then ultimately derailed when Epstein apparently chose the cowards exit
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rather than Face's accusers, and hung himself with his bed
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sheets in his prison cell in the special housing unit
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of the New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center in August twenty nineteen,
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allegedly right, I highly doubt that he killed himself in
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that jail cell. Sorry, I just don't buy it. Again.
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I am more than willing to change my opinion if
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the evidence is presented and it's overbearing, but I'm certainly
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not going to go on the word of the corner
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for the state of New York, especially considering all of
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the things that led up to it, including them not
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treating it as a crime scene when they showed up.
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Nobody talks about that enough, when they shut up to
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that jail cell. Video should have been taken, Pictures should
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have been taken. It is now a crime scene. It
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should have been closed off. None of that occurred. We
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just automatically call it a suicide. Any death in a
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prison is supposed to be treated as foul play. Why
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was this one not treated the same way as any
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other death or injury would have been treated? And the
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problem is nobody can answer that question. Nobody who's pumping
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the official narrative can answer that question. While no one
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openly mourns the death of a sex monster, Epstein's ranks
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of lawyers have attempted to paint his death as some
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sort of miscarriage of justice, and Brown does take a
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close look at the circumstances surrounding it and comes up with, well,
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nothing certain. Yeah, nobody has come up with anything certain.
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That's the problem. That's the biggest problem here. You know,
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the official narrative is obviously bs, it's obviously varnish right,
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they're putting a little bit of wax on it to
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try and make it look better than what really occurred
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that night. And they refuse to be transparent and time
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anyone asks for any information or a Freedom of Information
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Act as filed. This is an ongoing investigation with national security.
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Give me a break. Just another way for them to
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not be transparent, another way for them to keep shit hidden.
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And then they want to cry that people come up
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with their own ideas. The security cameras monitoring Epstein's cell
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were on the blink at the time of his death.
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The two guards supposedly keeping watch over him following one
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earlier on successful attempt at suicide, allegedly were both found
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fast asleep on the job, and it was clearly documented
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that their charge was ill suited to the harsh realities
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of prison life. Yeah, well, who is suited to the
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realities of prison life besides hardened criminals. Guy like Jeffrey
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Epstein stood no chance in prison, folks. You think he
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had it bad in jail. The second he hit the line,
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it would have been a round. Yeah, And that's why
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I always laugh when you hear about Maxwell's lawyers talking
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about Shasha b. Leave solitary air. Where and where should
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she go exactly to the main yard. Why so she
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could be green light so someone can walk by and
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slice her face open right away and mark her as
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a piece of shit forever. Because that's what happens on
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them yards. You think I'm playing around, go ahead and
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do some research. Go ahead and listen to some people
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who have been on those yards, some people who have
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actually done hard time. The worst thing you could possibly
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be on one of them yards is a chomo, a
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child molester. And the fact of the matter is people
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like Maxwell and Epstein, they have to be put in
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protective housing right away, right into the shoe, because there's
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no way they can Mainline Brown also suggests that's selecting
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Nicholas Tartaglioni aka Tat Tat, a form upstate New York
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police officer facing quadruple murder charges, to be the bunk
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made of Epstein following his twenty nineteen arrest on federal
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charges of sex trafficking and minors, might have been considered
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a bit more carefully. Yeah, you think so. You're gonna
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put the most delicate prisoner that we have in the
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federal prison system in jail with somebody who is brazen
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enough to kill a Mexican drug cartel operative by strangling
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him with a zip tie. That's what you think. It's
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a good idea to put Jeffrey Epstein in a cell
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with huh whose decision was that again? And why is
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that person still working? Because this year looks like an
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epic disaster. This is like launching nuclear bombs by mistake.
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No coming back from something like this, the fuck you do?
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And putting Jeffrey Epstein in a cell with Tartaglioni. But frankly,
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any attempt to garner sympathy for the loathsome billionaire is
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hard to stomach, no matter how or at whose hands
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he finally shuffled off this mortal coil. Well, yeah, there's
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no doubt about that. He got what was coming to him,
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right there's Jeffrey Epstein got what was eventually coming to
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him one way or the other, point blank period. It
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would have eventually happened to him in jail. If he
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would have went, folks, he would have been greenlit right away,
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and eventually one of these dudes would have had access
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to him. Eventually one of these dudes would have pieceed
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up just for the simple fact that they'd have access
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to Epstein and then when they pieceed up, they'd get
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on the yard and they'd do their work, do their business.
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It's all about your reputation in prison, and Tartaglioni coming
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in as an ex cop already has a strike against him.
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Strike two is he fucked around with the mott with
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the cartel. So you know the cartel reached out to
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lame the Mexican mafia, and you know that Tartaglioni's in
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for it in prison. So there's a whole different kind
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of spider web around Tartaglioni in his situation. Folks, He's
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already been assaulted in prison. Dude have like his orbittle
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bone busted up, and look how big he is. Right,
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but Jeffrey Epstein would have been great on the main line.
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Whole different world inside of prison, and the situation with
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Tartaglioni is one that has not been explored enough. It's
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not a footnote in this story. It's a big part
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of what's going on here, considering he was in the
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cell with Epstein right before Epstein died. So there's a
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lot more there with Tartaglioni. For sure. Anyone who has
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followed this story will see parallels in the way that
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Maxwell's legal team is behaving in the run up to
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her trial. Ever since her arrest, smarmy, disingenuous, top flight
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lawyers have been trying to weasel bail, better prison conditions,
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and more lenient treatment for their client, even enlisting the
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help of her brother to claim she was being kept
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in conditions as bad as those in the USA's notorious
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Rendition prison in Guantanamo Bay. I mean, really, talk about bloviating,
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talk about hyperbole, comparing her to Nelson Mandela, you know,
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saying she's being treated like Hannibal Lecter, just the most
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over the top bs. How many thousands of dollars are
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you people getting paid by the hour? And that's all
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you can come up with. I have all of her
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lowlawyers marked down right next to my computer. That way,
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if I'm ever in trouble, I know who not the call.
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I mean, are you kidding me right now? In the
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pleas to the court to go easy on Maxwell, there
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is never any mint mention of the countless lives of
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pretty young teenagers that were destroyed by cynical manipulation to
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coerce them into having sex with Epstein and his rich,
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powerful pals before they were discarded, like the soil towels
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the pervert would use three or four times a day
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after assaulting his latest private masseuse in quotes, and it's true,
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It's really true. There should never be any pleas by
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Maxwell that aren't followed up by visions of what these
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girls went through at the hands of her and Jeffrey Epstein.
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At this point in time, with all of the evidence
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that has been presented, I don't know how anybody can
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look at what's going on here and say, oh, yeah,
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Maxwell's getting railroaded. Maxwell needs, you know, she needs to
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be treated more fairly, because from where I'm at, she's
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being treated a lot more fair than just about any
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other prisoner in the prison system. While Maxwell's trial shall
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certainly be a significant step forward in reaching closure on
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this case, and the total of sixty seven million paid
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out in compensation to some of the survivors also helps.
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After reading Perversion of Justice, you can't help feel there
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is substantially more to be revealed that where it to
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be made public, would rupture the US political and legal establishment.
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And that's why they want it quieted down, folks. Come on,
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let's be real. There's only a handful of people talking
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about this on a regular basis. And look at how
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many of those people, myself included, have dealt with censorship,
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have dealt with nonsense, have dealt with bs They think
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that just happens in a vacuum. These people are running scared.
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They know that they're on the precipice of disaster, and
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we have to keep pushing and just keep it moving
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and keep the pressure on. Oh they can't stop the run, fine,
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run the ball five more times, and just when they
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put eight in the box to stop the run, we're
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going to go deep. In one instance that Brown explores,
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it's surely significant that no one has been able to
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extract from bureaucracy the unredacted flight manifests of Epstein's private
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trips down to his personal slice of the Caribbean, dubbed
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Pedophile Island. Rumors abound meanwhile about the identities of the
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rich and powerful men who accompanied the financier Pedophile on
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his jaunts to the island of Little Saint James, along
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with the many teenage girls for sordid sex in the
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sun away from prying eyes. Well, what about all of
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the girls we don't know about. That's the scariest part,
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right the girls who don't have a voice, the ones
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who have never come forward, the ones who might not
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be able to come forward. Who knows what happened to
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these girls? And it terrifies me to think that there
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are so many unnamed people who were caught up in
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this web, who were caught up in Jeffrey Epstein's nightmare.
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It's chilling. Now we've heard from a lot of the
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survivors who have come forward, and they've acted as a
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surrogate voice for those who don't have one. But man,
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sometimes I sit here and I think to myself, how
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many girls have slipped through the cracks, and not only
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just with the Epstein case, just in general. And it's
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really depressing to think about. While money and power shield
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many of those who embraced Epstein's hospitality, fifty nine year
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old Maxwell's pending trial could identify some of those accomplices
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who would much prefer they were never mentioned. This might
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prompt some of the unnamed former associates of Epstein into
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working on Maxwell's behalf, calling in favors from powerful friends
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behind the scenes, attempting coerce prosecutors and police, and enlisting
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private investigators to dig up information that might deter her
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inquisitors from taking too close a look at all of
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the details. Obviously, a carefully worded plea bargain would be
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in all of their interests. Well, that is certainly the
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fear right, and that's something that I have been very
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cognizant of this whole time, and keeping an eye on
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who are they pressuring behind the scenes, what sort of
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maneuver are they trying to make. One thing I don't
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think they'll be successful at this time is twisting the
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arm of the prosecution behind closed doors. They were able
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to get away with that down in Florida. Thus they
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were able to get Epstein off, But I don't think
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that's gonna happen this time around, because that's how Epstein
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worked and Maxwell without question learned a lot from her
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former boyfriend co conspirator. Of course, that would mean the
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search for truth would again be stymied. Look, it's definitely
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it's something that we have to be cautious of. We
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know there's a lot of people that want this to
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go away. We know that there's a lot of people
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that want us all to shut the f up, Well,
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guess what they're in for a big surprise, because we're
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in it till the very end, and all of the
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handwringing and threats and all the other bs. They might
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as well focus that somewhere else, because that kind of
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stuff will have zero effect here. In fact, that kind
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of shit just makes me go harder. What does offer
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hope is that the political and legal landscape in the
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United States has changed since Donald Trump, a longtime pal
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of Epstein, left office, and the more color colorful members
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of an interconnected band of high rolling lawyers, politicos, and
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influenced pedlers scattered in the wind. Some of the creepier
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rock spiders themselves have been arrested, charged, and jailed for
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various misdemeanors, while others have quietly scuttled off, hoping no
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one notices. And that's their biggest mistake, because guess what.
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Scuttle away, folks, You are not getting out of the crosshairs.
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If you were named in these documents, if you were
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one of Jeffrey Epstein's buddies, if you're a fellow traveler,
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I'm your huckleberry. Talk about the wider trafficking network that
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Epstein established seems to have gone quiet, particularly since the
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arrest of French modeling agent Jean Luke Brunel over rape
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and sexual assault charges. If that is true, then maybe
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justice of sorts can be found. Maybe Maxwell has no
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cards left to play and will spend the next few
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decades behind bars, and Epstein's survivors, like Virginia Roberts and
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Courtney Wilde can carry on with rich and fulfilling lives.
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You know, well, you know what, I hope so right,
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I really do, because at the end of the day,
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that's what it's all about. Justice for these girls, point blank, period.
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All the other shit is just background noise. Justice, justice, justice,
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or maybe something darker will emerge and Epstein's crimes will
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become Maxwell's crimes and the crimes of others. One thing
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is certain. Only when a fallen socialite co conspirator, general
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all around scuzbag and bipedal serpent steps into the courtroom
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on November twenty ninth will we ever even begin to
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know if we are anywhere near the end of this
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shameful perversion of justice. And I highly doubted, folks. Look,
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there's gonna be more. We're gonna be disappointed. I've ready
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stilled myself for that, but I hope that Maxwell the
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core for Jean muprunel Con and Endyke at the very
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least end up eating Maloney sandwiches for the rest of
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their lives. If you'd like to contact me, you can
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It seems like every single person who has ever been
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a member of New York so called high society has
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rubbed shoulders with Jeffrey Epstein. It doesn't matter if you're
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a politician, business mogul, Hollywood star, foreign dignitary, it just
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doesn't matter. If you were running around with the upper
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crust of New York in the nineties the two thousands,
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well you were probably rubbing shoulders with Jeffrey Epstein and
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his scumba friends. And chances are if you were another
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one of the so called elite, you found your way
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into his Black Book. And you better believe people have questions,
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and so far most of the answers coming from people
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who have had their name found in that black Book
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I have found to be lacking. You mean to tell
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me you find yourself in Jeffrey Epstein, Kallainne Maxwell's Black Book,
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and you have no idea how you got there. Did
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they just go through the yellow pages and decide to
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put your name in their book just for effect? Or
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was there a reason you were in that book? Were
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you friendly with them? Did you do business with them?
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Were you partaking in Epstein's disgusting criminal enterprise? What is it?
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And a lot of these people who were in this
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Black Book so far haven't been made to answer for it. Now.
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Of course, just because you're in that book doesn't automatically
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mean that you're out here molested in people. Certainly not
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what I'm saying other people might be, but not me.
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What I'm saying is you better have a damn good
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answer for why you're in that book, right, And these
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people that just avoid it or give you the whole
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I have no idea why I was in that book.
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Those are the people that, inevitably it comes back we
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end up finding out that they were a lot closer
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to Epstein and Maxwell than they ever let on. And
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we see it everywhere, whether it be foreign dignitaries, American
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ex politicians, businessmen. This guy was hanging out with the
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so called elite at every single level, and that especially
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went for the socialite class. Right. How many different people
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from the socialite class were running around and partying over
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at Jeffrey Epstein's a whole lot of them. We have
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heard about people from all walks of life that were
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regulars at Epstein's townhouse or down in Florida. And today
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in this episode, well, another person just got called out
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for being in that Black Book. And this person is
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going on TV and it's a TV show called The
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Real Housewives of Dubai. Now I do not watch this
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version of the show. The only one of these shows
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I watch any more of these days as far as
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these housewives shows, and I can't even lie to you, folks.
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I watched the Jersey one just because I just can't
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stop watching the stupid drama of that show, so I
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watch it with my girlfriend. But I don't watch any
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of these other ones, you know about Beverly Hills or
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OC or any of this other nonsense that they have
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out there. I find it all repetitive. When those shows
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first started, I thought they were pretty funny to watch,
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pretty interesting to watch the train wreck. But now it's
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just a bunch of garbage, right. But the fact is,
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these socialites and these people that are in these shows,
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these are the very same people that were traversing the
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hallways of Jeffrey Epstein's downhouse. And none of these people
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have been called out on the carpet. None of these
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people have really been asked, Hey, what's going on here?
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How is it that you were at Jeffrey Epstein's house
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so many times found yourself in the black Book, and
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yet you have no idea what's going on. You never
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saw anything that you thought's questionable, even now with hindsight
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as your guide, and I find that very very hard
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to believe. Now, of course you can't prove any of that, right,
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You can't prove that somebody saw this or saw that,
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And it's a lot of assumption. But for me, it's
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just a bridge too far to try and get me
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to believe that all of these people that were around
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him had no idea. All these young girls always not
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like he had a bunch of nieces and nephews, right,
27:52
not like he had his own kids. So what are
27:54
all of these young girls doing around you all the time?
28:00
This Real Housewives of Dubai show, this woman Caroline Stanbury
28:05
got called out for being in the Black Book. So
28:08
today we have a relatively short article from page six
28:12
over at the New York Post headline Caroline Stanbury called
28:17
out for allegedly being in Jeffrey Epstein's notebook. This article
28:22
was authored by Evan Reel. A big claim about Jeffrey
28:28
Epstein's Little Black Book comes up during the Real Housewives
28:31
of Dubai Season one reunion, And look, I know it
28:36
sounds kind of silly, right, what do these people know
28:38
about Jeffrey Epstein? On the outside, it looks ridiculous. Ah,
28:41
someone's just saying that to try and you know, demean
28:44
their friend. But let's remember the halls of power that
28:48
all of these women were traveling in. All of their
28:51
husbands are loaded, and we all know that the kings
28:53
and queens all play games together while the rest of us, well,
28:57
while we toil. So they're all rubbinsh they all know
29:01
each other. And the fact that she's in the book, well, look,
29:05
that's a legitimate question. If you find your name in
29:08
this book and anyone ever asks you what the hell
29:12
your name's doing in that book, you shouldn't get offended
29:16
because guess what, your name is the one in that
29:18
book nobody else's. So people are gonna have legitimate questions.
29:22
And most of the people who are in this book
29:24
are people of means. It's not John John the dog
29:28
walker from down the block. It's not Little Rudy the
29:33
cab driver or Sally the doggie walker. These are legitimate
29:39
business moguls, high flying hotshots with big old bank accounts
29:44
that you and I can never even dream about ever seeing,
29:48
and yet at the same time hanging out with one
29:51
of the most disgusting human traffickers in the history of
29:54
the world and yucking it up while they do it.
30:01
Lessa Milan accuses co star Caroline Stanbury of being among
30:05
the names listed in Epstein's infamous address book. And now again, look,
30:10
just because you're in the book does not mean you
30:12
took part in the abuse. But there has to be
30:16
a reason why Epstein and Maxwell thought it would be
30:18
a good idea to have your name in that book.
30:22
What was that reason? I think that's what people want
30:24
to know. And these people who were in the book
30:28
who avoid answering, well, they're just making it worse on themselves.
30:33
If you have a legitimate reason why you were in
30:36
that book, then you should give that reason when you're asked.
30:39
If not, people are going to continue to ask you.
30:42
That's how this works. It contained contact information of more
30:48
than one thousand celebrities, politicians, and titans of business, including
30:54
Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and Alec Baldwin, among others. And
30:58
we all know that all of these people that were
31:01
running around with Jeffrey Epstein, they're all up to the
31:04
same nonsense as far as how they feel about the
31:07
rest of society. Right, they look down their nose at
31:10
the rest of us. We're all replaceable, We're just chattel.
31:14
And that was why Jeffrey Epstein and his associates, well,
31:17
one of the reasons that they went after girls from
31:20
broken homes, that they went after girls who were coming
31:23
from trauma, who had been abused already, because they knew
31:28
that that was the easiest path, and that nobody would
31:30
believe those girls if they ever came forward against these
31:34
high profile hotshots focus on being in Jeffrey Epstein's notebook,
31:41
Milan thirty three tells Stanbury forty six. In a preview
31:45
are you and Jeffrey Epstein's book? Host Andy Cohen asked Stanbury,
31:50
to which she just seemingly shrugs. Probably not the right
31:54
way to go about it, miss Stanbury. Why are you
31:56
in the book for what reason? And so how do
32:00
you know Jeffrey Epstein? Pretty simple? And if you're honest
32:03
about it and you give some answers, I'm sure people
32:05
will move on. I know me personally, I only have
32:09
one desire here and that desire is justice. That's right,
32:13
I know, a word that escapes most of us. But
32:17
not this time. Enough is enough with these people. How
32:20
long are we gonna let them run around and do
32:22
whatever they want while the rest of us just continue
32:25
to get shit on the ladies of London. Alum famously
32:30
dated Prince Andrew following his two thousand divorce from Sarah Ferguson.
32:34
So of course she was around Jeffrey Epstein, and of
32:37
course she's, you know, part of the old crew that
32:41
they were running with. All of these socialites that were
32:44
running with Epstein, how many of them have come forward?
32:48
And that's why I just have zero good to say
32:52
about socialites in general, if I'm being honest. What does
32:55
that even mean? So you go to parties for a living,
32:57
you go around and you griff for a living. Here's
33:00
an idea, get a job. Nobody cares that you're a socialite.
33:04
What is this? The Gilded Age? The British Royal sixty
33:09
two was a noted acquaintance of the late pedophile Epstein,
33:12
who committed suicide allegedly in jail in August of twenty
33:16
nineteen before his sex trafficking trial was scheduled to begin.
33:20
In the aftermath, Prince Andrew was accused of forcing Virginia Roberts,
33:24
one of Epstein's many survivors, to have disgusting sex with
33:27
them three times, starting in two thousand and one when
33:30
she was just seventeen. Prince Andrew has denied the claims
33:34
and it's funny that Stanbury was with Andrew at the time, right,
33:39
So these are legitimate questions. Now, I'm not sitting here
33:41
saying that miss Stanbury had anything to do with it
33:44
or anything like that. But you don't know what you saw.
33:47
Maybe maybe you should come forward and a short shrug
33:51
of the shoulders when being called out about it is
33:54
not the right way to go Elsewhere. In the Real
33:57
Housewives of Dubai reunion clip, Milan calls Stanberry the wicked
34:02
Witch of the Middle East. Stanburry then accuses Milan of
34:05
being a former escort. Later, Stanbury alleges that her castmates
34:10
made a pack to get her fired from the New
34:12
Housewives series prior to production. Well, if you're running around
34:15
with Jeffrey Epstein, you should have never been on this
34:17
show in the first place, lady. So even though I
34:20
haven't watched one minute of this show, I'm with the
34:22
other women. Anyone who was running around with Epstein is
34:26
my adversary. That's not true. Chanel Aon asserts, yes, it was,
34:33
because I was part of it. Caroline Brooks fires back.
34:37
The trailer concludes with Stanberry presenting a collection of documents
34:40
she titled Lisa Milan's book of Lies. The binder's cover
34:44
image features Milan with a Pinocchio style nose photoshopped on
34:48
her face. Imagine having so little problem in the world
34:52
that this is what you do. You sit around with
34:54
your friends all day, you drink wine, talk shit, hang
34:56
out in Dubai, and then get on the internet and
34:59
throw accusations at each other. Meanwhile, people can't put food
35:03
on the table, people can't afford their electricity bill. And
35:06
I was just reading an article that like one in
35:08
six Americans are going to struggle paying for their electricity
35:12
bills this winter. But go ahead and have another argument
35:16
about this nonsense reason four hundred and seventy three hundred
35:21
and thirty six. I can't watch this garbage on TV anymore.
35:25
You're obsessed with me and irate Milantel Stanbury. You wish
35:28
you look like this. Part one of the Real Housewives
35:32
of Dubai season airs Wednesday, August thirty first at nine
35:36
pm on Bravo. Well, the point of this article once
35:40
again is just to show you how deep the ties
35:42
of Epstein went. Whether it be the socialite community, whether
35:46
it be politicians, you name it, everybody had a purpose
35:50
as well. If you were brought into Jeffrey Epstein's atmosphere,
35:54
into his orbit. There was a reason why it wasn't
35:57
because he's a nice guy or he wants to do
35:59
something for you. Now the question is what was Stanbury
36:03
brought into the orbit to do? And I guess that's
36:06
a question only she can answer. All right, folks, that
36:11
most certainly is going to do it for this episode. Now,
36:14
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36:16
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36:49
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c ap Ucci. The link that I discussed can be
37:31
found in the description box. Hey, we go back to
37:35
twenty fifteen and an article from Newsweek. The headline of
37:38
the article is Jeffrey Epstein, the sex offender who mixes
37:42
with princes and premieres. We're gonna dive right into this
37:45
article this afternoon. We're not gonna waste any time with
37:48
long monologues or any of that jazz. We're just gonna
37:51
dive right in. But first, if you would like to
37:53
contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at
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ProtonMail dot com. That's Bobby c ap uc at ProtonMail
38:01
dot com. Even by the standards of the British royal family,
38:07
the case of Prince Andrew and the sex trafficked Girl
38:09
is a peculiar one. An American woman named Virginia Roberts,
38:13
now a married, thirty one year old mother of three,
38:16
has filed an affid David in a Florida Federal court
38:18
in which she swears in gruesome detail that the late
38:21
press baron and in pension fiddler Robert Maxwell's daughter Gilaine,
38:26
recruited her to satisfy the sexual needs of billionaire financier
38:30
pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and his friends. Those friends, according to Roberts,
38:35
included the Duke of York ah hansy Andy now the
38:38
fifth in line to the throne I think ninth now,
38:40
and celebrity lawyer Alan the cripkeeper Dershowitz Buckingham Palace have
38:46
denied everything more than once. Dershowitz is suing. From nineteen
38:50
ninety nine onward, when she was just fifteen, Virginia spent
38:53
much of her time on Epstein's Boeing seven twenty seven,
38:56
nicknamed the Lolita Express, on an unsavory kind of world
39:00
tour that included she says, an orgy with Andrew on
39:04
Epstein's private island of Little Saint James, or Little Saint
39:07
Jeff's as it's become known, or orgy Island as we
39:11
call it. One of the many extraordinary things about this
39:16
sordid story that Jackie Collins would blush to create, aside
39:19
from the fact that Andrew chose to refer to it
39:22
all over the World Economic Forum in Davas, of all places,
39:25
but then was unable to keep his cool when asked
39:27
if he would be making a statement under oath, he
39:29
walked out of the room without answering. Is that Andrew
39:32
would be friends with Jeffrey Epstein in the first place?
39:35
Isn't that what I've been saying? Why would you be
39:37
friends with this man in the first place? And that's
39:39
interesting to know that in Davos he walked out when
39:41
asked if he was going to make a statement under oath.
39:43
I thought that he was willing to help boy. Four
39:46
years sure change everything, don't they? But then again, as
39:53
both Bill Clinton and Stephen Hawking have been to Little
39:56
Saint James as part of Epstein's circle, he was hardly
39:58
alone around Epstein. The question hovers who exactly is this
40:03
man who makes such powerful friends and how does he
40:06
do it? The sixty two year old registered sex offender
40:10
comes from a gritty background in Brooklyn, with no university
40:13
degree and no clear explanation for his many millions. As
40:16
he mixes with princes and premiers and lives in multiple mansions,
40:20
his web runs wide and deep in politics, science, academia,
40:24
and business, as well as royalty. And while we've seen
40:28
that right in the four years since this article has
40:30
a five years since this article has excuse me, four
40:32
years since this article has been produced, we have seen
40:35
all of the people involved. We have seen the scum baggery.
40:39
And we all know that every one of these people
40:41
who denied it, oh I've never hung out of them,
40:44
or we're not friends, we know that the evidence proves
40:46
that they did. We know that the evidence is there
40:49
saying that you were friendly with this man. Just come
40:51
out and admit it. With these people not admitting that
40:55
they were even friends with him, it automatically casts a
40:58
shadow of doubt on everything else they talk. Some presidents
41:03
and princes, having acquired a taste for the trappings of
41:05
high office or monarchy, find it hard to resist the
41:08
allure of the private jet. Oh okay, so you got
41:12
a private jet. Doesn't matter if you're a pedophile or
41:13
you're diddling kids or anything. Hop on my private jet
41:16
and all is forgiven. Folks will jet set around the world.
41:20
We'll go take care of whatever your causes are. We'll
41:23
fly to Africa, Asia, whatever you want, buddy. There were
41:31
obviously other attractions for Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton. The
41:34
private island in the Caribbean, described by former staff as
41:37
like a five star hotel where nobody paid, the pretty
41:40
girls offering massages quote unquote, the on top chat about
41:45
theoretical physics. But with this six hundred flying hours a
41:48
year to play with, usually with guests on board, Epstein
41:51
had a lot of flight leverage, which is why in
41:55
this unseemly saga, just as Prince Andrew is being forced
41:58
to issue it feel like daily deny about accusations of
42:01
having sex with an underage girl at mister Epstein's many houses,
42:05
eye popping name surface in the Caribbean Sea. So for
42:10
the last five years he's been just hounded by these questions,
42:15
and just finally, just after the second arrest, he steps
42:18
back from public life. What did he know? What did
42:21
Gulaine Maxwell tell him my assumption, here's my guess. Gilaine
42:26
told him that they were no longer being protected by
42:28
the intelligence agencies. Once Prince Andrew found that out and
42:31
knew that he was no longer going to get that
42:33
protection as well as being a royal, he had to
42:35
step back and try and get some of the attention
42:39
off of himself. Stephen Hawking, attending a conference paid for
42:43
by Epstein, was pictured at a barbecue on the island
42:46
of Sin as it has become known, with him in
42:49
one picture where David Gross, an American physicist and Nobel
42:53
laureate and Harvard professor called Lisa Randall. Two other Nobel
42:57
laureates jered to Hooft and Frank Willcheck have visited too,
43:01
as has Professor Lawrence Krauss, and on other occasions his
43:04
great friend, scientist Martin Nowak, who moved from Princeton Princeton
43:09
to Harvard and with whose research he was funded. Jeffrey
43:13
Epstein funded just about all of this guy's research, all right,
43:16
this Noak guy. He gave him all sorts of dough
43:20
to do whatever the hell he wanted. And the kicker,
43:24
the kicker everybody knew what Epstein was. These scientists knew
43:27
what he was. Epstein mixes with the elite of the
43:31
science world because he was a calculus and physics teacher. Okay,
43:37
born and raised in Coney Island, he attended some classes
43:40
in physics and mathematical physiology of the heart, though he
43:43
never graduated from anywhere. When he taught at Dalton School,
43:47
a private school in New York between seventy three and
43:49
seventy five, part of the Epstein mythology goes a parent
43:53
was so impressed with his dead poet society type enthusiasm,
43:56
mathematical ability, and imagination that he suggests he moved to
44:00
Wall Street. Sorry, folks, I never bought that from the beginning.
44:03
I never bought that from the beginning. Okay, he was
44:08
strategically placed there, and this is the cover story. So
44:11
after a stint at bear Stearns, he became a financial
44:14
advisor to the extremely rich. It was said that only
44:17
billionaires needed to apply, though only one client, Les Wexner,
44:22
owner of Victoria's Secret, was known by name. His friends
44:26
would always insist he was incredibly clever and free thinking,
44:29
while others find him arrogant and awkward, And then others
44:33
of us, find him repugnant, disgusting and gross. That would
44:36
be where I'm at. Disgusting, gross, repugnant, get rid of him.
44:41
I'm glad he's dead, but not like that. I didn't
44:47
want him to die before he answered questions right. Within
44:51
a matter of years, the school teacher turned tycoon was
44:54
living the life of the American billionaire, with a villa
44:57
and palm beach, a ranch in New Mexico, and a
44:59
part in Paris, as well as Little Saint James and
45:02
what looks like the largest private house in New York. Boy,
45:06
what a rise to the sun. Huh, What a rise
45:10
up from obscurity, all on his own, no college degree,
45:14
no degrees in physics, never worked on Wall Street, none
45:18
of that. But all of a sudden, Jeffrey Epstein just
45:22
shows up and he's the man. Huh. He's the one
45:24
that's getting all these clients. He's the one that's getting
45:28
all these business deals. Why. There's no answer for why
45:35
he didn't have the track record that would you would
45:38
think that somebody who is cultivating these huge, huge, huge, huge,
45:42
huge financial whizzes. He didn't have anything that would say, hey,
45:47
I'm come throw your money over here with me, put
45:50
your money with me and trust me to make money
45:52
for you. There was nothing in his past that said that. Nothing.
46:00
Last time I walked past it in the snow, the
46:02
pavement were covered with ice everywhere apart from outside his house.
46:06
The pavement is heated to make sure they never freeze over.
46:09
But even amongst this extreme wealth and luxury, the financier,
46:12
pedophile and casual clothes. He never wears a suit, was
46:16
never a high profile socialite or keen on much interaction. Okay,
46:22
then Gilayne Maxwell came into his life. Well, what do
46:24
you know? Huh? Gilaine shows up and all of a sudden,
46:27
Jeffrey Epstein has that access. She is just as guilty
46:31
as Jeffrey Epstein. Folks. Why she is still running around
46:34
is just I'll never know where Epstein might gravitate towards scientists.
46:39
She served up Prince Andrew as it were in whose
46:42
circle she'd mixed for years. Thus it was that Epstein
46:45
and Maxwell went shooting at Sandringham. Epstein could talk to
46:49
science for hours, but his manners were unusual in a
46:52
host staff. Excuse me, more unusual in a host staff.
46:55
On Little Saint James said he only picked that food
46:58
never drank and got up at dawn, whereas Gilaine had
47:00
her father's bombastic charisma. Leaving aside the question of whether
47:04
she served as his madam and joined in the underage
47:07
sex herself, as has been alleged, she certainly oiled in
47:11
the social wheels for him. No, it's not alleged. We
47:15
know that she did that, all right, I'm sorry. The
47:17
alleged stuff, I'm not buying it. If she wasn't guilty
47:21
of this, don't you think she would be standing from
47:23
every mountaintop saying that she's not guilty instead of hiding
47:27
so in Little Saint James, Lord Mandelsson and his boyfriend
47:30
Ronaldo came to visit. Other friends included Donald Trump and
47:33
Kevin Spacey. For years, the court of Jeffrey Epstein's, courtesy
47:38
of Gilaine, Maxwell was thriving with the powerbrokers, thinkers and players,
47:42
but as one who knew them both for years, says,
47:45
Gilaine used the fact she knew other people to seduce
47:48
powerful people. But it boils down to this, what exactly
47:52
did these men see in this private jet, private island
47:55
owning weirdo? They didn't want to play scrabble, So what
47:58
do you think that is exactly what it boils down to, folks.
48:01
Nobody was there to play scrabble, like I've said a
48:03
million times. Nobody's there to talk about the weather. Nobody
48:07
was there to socialize. All right. People were in Jeffrey
48:10
Epstein's orbit because he provided them a service. He provided
48:13
them girls. Now did all of these people know these
48:16
girls were underage? I don't know. I don't know. But
48:18
that doesn't make it any better. That does not make
48:21
it any better. If you're having relations with a girl
48:24
who's being trafficked and a sex ring, well you're a
48:26
piece of shit, my friend, You're a scumbag, and you
48:29
need to answer questions. And hopefully, hopefully, as we keep
48:34
the pressure up with Andrew being the first domino to fall,
48:37
there will be questions answered by these incredibly scummy people
48:42
in the future. And that's the plan. Folks. Foot on
48:46
the gas all the way down, pedal to the metal,
48:50
zero stopping like it's the autobond. We're coming for them all.
48:55
Every single person named in these documents is going to
48:58
have to answer hard questions or we will not stop,
49:01
not stop reporting on it until that occurs. All right, everybody,
49:06
I'll be back later on for the daily Drop. If
49:08
you'd like to contact me, you can do that at
49:10
Bobby Kapucci at ProtonMail dot com. That's b O B
49:13
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49:15
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