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The Epstein Doctor Network: How Medical Professionals Became Enablers · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles. According to the official narrative that was given
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to us by the DOJ, Jeffrey Epstein was working alone.
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And there's no way that there was a group of
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people that were helping Jeffrey Epstein out. It was just
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Tim and Glene Maxwell. But the evidence that we have
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seen over the years and over the last few months
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in the wake of the file dump, there was a
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lot more going on here than just Jeffrey Epstein and
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Glane Maxwell. And that doesn't mean everybody was involved in
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the actual abuse. But even if you didn't take part
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in the actual abuse, but you were involved in the logistics,
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you're just as complicit and you should be held accountable
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for your actions. But that was never gonna happen here.
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And again, it's all by design. The whole entire thing
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was built to collapse from the very beginning. I really
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think these people wanted a Rico case. You really think
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they wanted to dig deep and get to the bottom
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of this, No way in hell. And in this episode,
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you're going to hear about elite doctors led by Eva
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Anderson Dubin, who helped women out that were in Jeffrey
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Epstein's orbit, and we all know what that means. So
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today we have an article from Money Control and the
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headline elite doctors treated Jeffrey Epstein and the women around them.
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The new file show how far some went. This article
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was authored by MC world Desk. The latest trench of
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documents released by the US Justice Department lays out something
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more granular than scandal. It shows how a small circle
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of well credentialed doctors provided bespoke medical services to Jeffrey
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Epstein while also treating young women he referred to as
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his girls. The records, spanning roughly a decade before his
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twenty nineteen death in federal custody, include emails, lab reports,
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financial transfers, and appointment logs that illustrate how medicine, money
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and power overlapped in ways that raise serious ethical questions.
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And just keep in mind, folks, the FBI had all
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this information, They knew about all of this, They knew
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just how deep this web went, and they knew how
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expansive Epstein's criminal network was, and they chose not to
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do anything about it. They chose not to charge anybody else.
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They chose to lie to us The issue is not
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simply that wealthy people receive concierge care. It's that some
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physicians appear to have structured that care around Epstein's preferences
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rather than the autonomy and privacy of the women involved.
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The New York Times reported, well, the women, I hate
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to say it, they were just a commodity. They were
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brought over here from other countries. They were engulfed in
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all kinds of immigration scandals, where there were promised jobs
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and the rest of it, only to be pimped out
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to Jeffrey Epstein and his buddies. And it's wild to
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me that there's people out there that dispute that this happened.
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I mean, it's crazy. Now. Look, there's also people out
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there that get this completely wrong. Jeffrey Epstein wasn't running
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a brothel like Heidi Fleiss. Instead, it was a way
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to ingratiate himself with these people, and then once he
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had his hooks in them, he owned them. But the
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girls were just a commodity to Jeffrey Epstein and his friends.
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They weren't even real. They might as well have been
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in adamant objects. That's how little they care about these people.
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One episode centers on a Mount Sinai plastic surgeon who
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stitched to a young woman's head wound with thirty five
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sutures on Epstein's dining room table after she was injured
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on his private island. Emails showed that Eva Dubin, a
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longtime associated of Epstein and founder of the Duben Breast
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Center at Mount Sinai a health system, helped coordinate the response.
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And remember, Eva Dubin testified at the Glenn Maxwell trial.
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Nobody asked her any questions about this, and in my opinion,
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Eva Dubin and her husband, Glenn, they should have been
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part of a RICO investigation and they should have been
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charged with financial crimes as well as Dubin investigated over
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the claims that he assaulted Virginia Roberts. And just to
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be clear, once again, the DOJ had all that information
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and they chose not to pursue it. As girls in
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Epstein's orbit are getting surgery on dining room tables. But sure,
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the whole thing is incorrupt. Everything's fine here and we're
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just overblowing the situation and we shouldn't panic. Everything's okay.
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The adults are in charge. Imagine being that naive, actually
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thinking that the people in charge give or gave a
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single fuck. Medical ethicists say that a deep facial laceration
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would ordinarily be treated in a fully equipped emergency department.
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Performing the procedure in a private residence may have reduced
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visibility and inconvenience, but it also bypassed standard hospital safeguards
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designed to protect patients if complications arise. Oh what do
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they care? They would have just thrown her in the ocean, right,
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toss her right in the ocean. Let the sharks do
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their work and be done with it. And yeo, I'm
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only half kidding when I say that Mount Sinai has
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since said it formed a committee to examine historical ties
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to Epstein. Oh, well that's going to help us out now.
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Nothing like going back and taking a look at what
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happened instead of dealing with it what it was happening.
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And it's so hilarious to me when these people are like,
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we have no idea what was going on? Oh, we
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have no idea that Jeffrey Epstein was such a scumbag.
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Well you should know that you shouldn't be doing surgery
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on someone's dining room table. I'm pretty sure they taught
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you that in medical school. The documents also suggest that
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Epstein was kept informed about the medical details of women
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he sent to the doctors. In one exchange, a woman
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complain that doctors he paid directly were reporting back to
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him about her treatments. Under US federal privacy law, physicians
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generally cannot disclose patient health information to third parties without consent. Yeah,
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hippo laws, But what does it matter. Epstein and his
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crew were breaking every law they came across. Nobody stopped them,
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nobody cared, and nobody still cares. We should just move on, right,
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There's nothing to investigate. There were no crimes committed in Florida.
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Epstein's longtime internist, Bruce Moskowitz, discussed abnormal blood work and
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acting medication eligibility for a young woman in emails with Epstein.
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In another instance, after gon rhea treatment was arranged for
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two women, text and concern about avoiding mandatory public health
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reporting that could link infections back to Epstein. Yeah, there
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is no human trafficking, and these girls just calk on
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a rhea on their own, right, They just happened to
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catch it while they were down at the local pub. Now,
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of course, it's possible that that could happen, But what
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do you think is more likely? These women contracted something
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while being trafficked by this scumbag, or they just caught
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it on their own now under normal circumstances. I wouldn't
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have an opinion on that. How would I know? But
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using hindsight as a guide and what we know about Epstein,
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seems pretty likely to me. Such communication raised the question
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of who the primary patient was, in practice, the woman
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receiving treatment or the man paying for it the woman
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receiving treatment. Of course, just because you pay doesn't mean
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you have access to someone's hippophile What kind of nonsense
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is that The files show a Columbia University dentist, Thomas Magnani,
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asking how much dental work Epstein wanted to performed on
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a woman with severe decay. Records also indicate donations to
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Columbia's dental school following those interactions, And that's how we
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got Coriina Shuliac into the school. Remember everything's transactional. When
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we're talking about Jeffrey Epstein. In Manhattan, dermatologist Stephen Victor
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treated women referred by Epstein while simultaneously seeking loans and
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investments from him. Emails reflectention over unpaid services and business expectations,
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blending clinical care with financial leverage. Well that sounds familiar. Huh.
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Has Epstein ever had a relationship that didn't sour over
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finances or women? Another physician, Bernard Krueger, co founded a
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member's only emergency service that enrolled Epstein and several unnamed
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women for annual access, at one point listing them without
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names in billing correspondents. Well, why would you list names?
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No paper trail? We have to make sure our traffic
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girls remain girls with no name. Yeah, that's the whole point.
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That's why they started getting girls from outside the country.
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Epstein wise dub Look, Epstein's a lot of things, but
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he's certainly not an idiot when it comes to this shit.
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He knew his business, he knew what he was doing,
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and he knew how to avoid detection. These arrangements illustrate
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how concierge medicine built on discretion and direct payment, can
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create structural vulnerabilities when one powerful patron stands between doctors
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and young patients. Doctor Dubin's role extended beyond referrals. Emails
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show her facilitating appointments for Epstein's associates, and, in at
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least one case, helping secure a volunteer position at the
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hospital for a young woman that he recommended. Epstein also
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donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Mount Sinai programs
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over time. Doctor Dubin has said publicly that our referrals
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were made in good faith and without knowledge of wrongdoing.
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Does anyone really believe that? Have we forgotten what Virginia
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told us? Have we forgotten what Ronaldo Rizzo told us
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about the fifteen year old Swedish girl? I mean, holy shit. Still,
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the pattern in the document suggests that Epstein was able
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to leverage philanthropy, personal relationships, and institutional prestige to build
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loyal medical networks. Donations flowed alongside access, introductions to wealthy contacts,
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accompanied clinical favors. This is how it works. And when
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you're a guy like Epstein or any criminal organization, it's
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crucial to have medical professionals on standby. Somebody gets shot,
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you got to bring him somewhere that's not going to
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file a police report. And the same goes here. Thirty
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five stitches in the head. Now, of course it could
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have been in an accident, I don't rule that out,
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but it could have been something nefarious as well. Legal
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scholars note that consent becomes complicated when there is a
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severe imbalance of power. If a young women's housing, immigration status, money,
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or social stability depended on Epstein, her agreement to share
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medical details with them may not have been meaningfully voluntary.
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They weren't voluntary. They weren't sharing this stuff because they
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wanted to. They had to. The files do not conclusively
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establish that every disclosure was unlawful, but they document repeated
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scenarios in which Epstein was treated as a decision maker
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in the care of adult women whose medical privacy should
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have been paramount. Epstein's criminal conduct was already known by
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the time many of these interactions occurred. What the documents
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reveal is not just a predator's manipulation, but how professional
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boundaries can erode in the presence of wealth, access, and influence.
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For hospitals and licensing boards. The question now is not
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historical curiosity. It's whether existing safeguards are strong enough when
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the patient paying the bills is not the only person
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being treated well. I don't think it's any question. I
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don't care who's paying the bill it's nobody's business what's
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going on with you medically, and especially if it's someone's
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a convicted sex offender and they're sending you girls and
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asking for a discretion, probably a good idea not to
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play ball. So, now that we know this and have
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receipts to back it up, is there going to be
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any investigation? Is anybody going to be held accountable? Is
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anyone going to lose their medical license? Well, if history
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is any guide, the answer is no. But hopefully that
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tide is turning, and hopefully now that people are paying
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attention and people are awake, there's going to be some
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accountability for the people who played such a big part
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in keeping Jeffrey Epstein's machine running over the decade, and
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in my opinion, Eva Anderson Dubin is certainly one of them. All.
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