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Kleenex Boxes and Hidden Lenses: Inside Epstein’s Surveillance Web · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Well, well, well, all the people out there
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  who said that Jeffrey Epstein had no kind of surveillance
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  cameras in his house and wasn't recording anyone, we're wrong
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  once again, because now we have emails of Jeffrey Epstein
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  ordering Larry Vososki, who's his pilot, to go to the
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  spy shop and purchase cameras, and then those cameras, at
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  least some of them were inserted into Kleenex boxes and clocks.
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  So what was that for? Was it just for basic
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  security needs? Or was Jeffrey Epstein collecting information on people
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  without their knowledge? And obviously that's what he was doing,
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  and now we have those receipts. So once again the
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  survivors who have claimed that Jeffrey Epstein was filming people
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  and that he had surveillance all throughout the house once
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  again proven to be correct. Watch. The next narrative will
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  be by people like Anna Pauline a Luna that these
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  girls put the cameras there themselves. That'll be the next
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  narrative in the victim blaming parade. But the truth, the
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  truth is that Epstein most certainly had the whole last
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  place wired up, and that goes for all of his properties.
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  And another question maybe for another time, but certainly a
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  question that needs to be answered is how much did
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  Larry Vassoski know and when did he know it? Remember,
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  we're talking about a man who has given property on
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  Zoro Ranch, a man whose daughter was married on Zoro Ranch,
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  a man that was doing a lot more for Jeffrey
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  Epstein than just flying them around. And that's why when
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  we went through the deposition that Vasaski gave, it was
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  complete and utter horseshit. Everything he was talking about was
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  obviously a lie, and the whole entire I have no
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  idea what Jeffrey was up to. Her routine was a
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  bunch of bs. You mean to tell me the pilot
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  that was flying these girls around, the pilot that was
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  putting spy cameras in Jeffrey Epstein's houses, isn't somebody that's
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  part of the conspiracy? All right? Cool? Keep that in
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  mind next time you go after the mafia, because if
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  it's good for them, it's certainly good for Jeffrey Epstein
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  and his friends. Today's article is from the Seattle Times
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  and the headline Epstein directed aid to obtain hidden video cameras.
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  This article was authored by David Enrich and Deborah Camon.
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  Jeffrey Epstein directed one of his aids to obtain hidden
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  video cameras, apparently to be set up in his home
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  in Palm Beach, Florida. According to a recently released twenty
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  fourteen email, the purpose of the camera was not clear,
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  but a number of Epstein's victims have said they suspected
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  they were being recorded. It wasn't clear. The purpose is
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  not clear maybe to people that don't know the story,
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  but to the those of you listening here, you already
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  know what these cameras were for. And I don't think
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  we're taken too big of a lap when we say that, right,
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  we know that his house was wired up, no matter
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  what the FBI tells us. I mean, how many people
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  have we heard it from? How many people that have
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  been at Epstein's house have told us? Or how about
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  what mister Scully told us, that guy came in and
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  set the whole system up. So I don't want to
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  hear anything from anybody about Jeffrey Epstein not having his
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  place as wired up. He most certainly did, and it
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  wasn't to record happy moments. Okay, Those cameras were put
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  there to record people without their knowledge, point blank period.
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  That is fuel speculation that he was collecting compromising information
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  on his powerful acquaintances, though no evidence has emerged to
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  prove those claims. Let's get three motion detected hidden cameras
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  that record. Epstein wrote to Larry Vasoski, his longtime pilot,
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  who said at time he set up audio and video
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  equipment for Epstein in his residences. And remember in the
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  deposition when he was talking about that. So crazy. So
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  not only are you the pilot, but you're also moonlighting
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  as the av guy. You're going out and buying stuff
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  for TVs, buying TVs, purchasing TVs, the whole thing. Meanwhile,
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  you want to tell us you really have no idea
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  what's going on. Listen, folks, Larry Vasoski right up there
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  with in Dyke and Khan as far as I'm concerned
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  when it comes to people who know what was going
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  on behind the scenes, and I would contend people like
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  Indike and KHN have more relevant information when it comes
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  to the financial structure than Glenn Maxwell. And if you
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  really want to get justice, and you want to bring
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  people to account, got to follow that money. Vsaski replied
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  that he had already purchased to motion sensor cameras from
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  the store that's holds purveillance equipment in Fort Lauderdale, Florida,
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  and was in the process of figuring out how they worked.
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  It's amazing how small they are, he wrote, adding that
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  they could record for sixty four hours. I'm installing them
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  into Kleenex boxes now I'll bring them by later today.
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  Bososki did not respond to a request for comment. You're
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  not going to get anything from him. That dude already
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  knows that he escaped by the skin of his teeth,
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  so he's not gonna give up anything ever. But he should,
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  and he's another person that should be deposed. All of
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  these people that were in the inner circle, all these
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  people that spent all this time with Jeffrey Epstein, all
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  these people that he calls employees, I call them co conspirators.
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  They all knew what was going on, and they all
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  continued to go forward with the plan with the plot
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  in hopes of enriching themselves one way or the other.
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  And if that included destroying people's lives, little kids' lives
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  and girls. So what, who cares as long as they
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  get theirs. So people like Larry Vasoski, people like Darren Endyke,
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  people like Richard Kahn, people like Sarah kell and Vickers,
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  people like Adriana Ross, people like Leslie Groff. All of
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  those people should have been arrested, all of them should
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  have been indicted, and they all should have faced trial.
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  I promise you if they were Italian, they would have
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  got hit with rico and they would have ended up
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  underneath the prison. And I can tell you that from
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  personal experience. I've seen it. I know people that have
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  spent half a decade in prison over so called illegal gambling.
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  But people like Larry Vasaski, who was instrumental in this
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  gigantic trafficking ring and this money laundering ring, Yeah, he
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  gets to walk free, even though there's tons of evidence,
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  circumstantial or not, that tie him to what happened. The
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  February twenty fourteen email, which was previously reported by the Telegraph,
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  is the latest indication at Epstein installed surveillance cameras inside
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  his home. Last summer, The New York Times published photos
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  that showed a camera mounted in the corner of the
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  master bedroom in his palatial New York City townhouse. Another
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  was nestled in the moldings of an adjoining room. The
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  Times also reviewed a photo that showed a camera near
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  a suite of bathrooms on the same floor as Epstein's bedroom.
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  But remember, according to the FBI and the DOJ, no
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  surveillance took place. There was nothing even close to surveillance
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  going on, And didn't Cash Betel tell us that when
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  he was sitting in front of Congress a word he
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  perjured himself. He lied? Who whatever guess that Cash Patel
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  a guy would never lie. How in the hell is
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  he going to get to Valhalla if he's telling lies.
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  The presence of those cameras canflix with what federal law
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  enforcement officials have said in the past. Last March, for example,
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  federal prosecutors in Manhattan provided top FBI officials with descriptions
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  of the video evidence that investigators had recovered from Epstein's properties.
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  The email said that when FBI agents rated his New
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  York and US Virgin Islands homes after he was charged
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  with sex trafficking, they searched for surveillance cameras. My understanding
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  from the case agent is that there were no cameras
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  found inside any bedrooms or living areas of either residents,
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  read the email, which was recently released by the Justice Department.
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  The email added that the only camera the FBI found
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  were near the residents entryways. Look, that clearly is not
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  the case. So I don't know why they're saying that
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  there was no cameras there or that there wasn't any
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  surveillance there. Most certainly was, So the FBI is going
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  to have to answer for that as well, just another lie.
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  The Justice Department spokesperson did not immediately respond to a
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  request for comment. Epstein, over the years, discussed surveillance cameras
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  in various contexts. In a twenty twelve email, he asked
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  an acquaintance to please suggest some web enabled security surveillance cameras.
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  Three years later, someone emailed them a link to an
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  article in a British newspaper that raised the possibility of
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  Epstein's secretly filming guests via hidden bedroom cameras. All made up.
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  Epstein replied, they just write what they want. Well, Jeffrey
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  Epstein is a notorious liar, and I don't believe a
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  word that he says, So I'm going to side with
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  the people who were there, who said that they saw
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  these cameras and that they knew that surveillance was taking place.
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  In two thousand and five, as the police in Palm
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  Beach were investigating Epstein for raping and sexually abusing girls,
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  detectives searched his home. A police official later wrote in
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  an incident report that he located two covert hidden cameras.
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  Both were stashed inside clocks, one in Epstein's garage and
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  the other beside his desk. The time of his twenty
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  nineteen arrest, a room in Epstein's New York house, down
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  a hallway from the grand foyer, had monitors that were
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  apparently hooked up to video cameras trained on the outside
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  and entryway of Epstein's house. According to photos reviewed by
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  The Times, a red sign on the door read twenty
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  four hour video surveillance. Look. In my opinion, I think
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  there's more than enough evidence to prove that Epstein had
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  the whole place wired up. Now we can debate what
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  he did with that information, but as far as it
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  being wired up, I don't think there's any debate at all,
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  And I think these emails go a long way in
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  proving that Jeffrey Epstein was in fact using hidden cameras
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  to record everything that was going on in all of
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  his homes, and so the FBI can tell us whatever
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  they want, but once again, the facts destroy their narrative,
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  and the more receipts that are on earth, the more
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  the decimation of their narrative is complete. All right, folks,
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  that's gonna do it for this one. All the information
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  that goes with this episode can be found in the
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  description box.