Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to provide additional information, including the date of events and the outcome of the court case.
A lawsuit was filed in 2022 in an attempt to publicly release the names of the clients of Jeffrey Epstein, which have been largely redacted and hidden from the public.
The notorious list of clients was heavily discussed during the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, who was found guilty of sex trafficking and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Referring to the media’s failure to obtain Epstein’s client list, political commentator Jim Hoft asked, “Where are you, New York Times? Where are you, CNN? Where are you, Fox News?”
The motion was later denied by a judge and then affirmed on appeal.
Former Democrat President Bill Clinton flew on Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet, nicknamed the “Lolita Express,” at least 26 times between 2001 and 2003. The logs do not list the purpose of the flights. Clinton claims he was doing “humanitarian missions” and has denied any wrongdoing.
Why don't you ask Bill Clinton about Epstein Island! pic.twitter.com/5dVIXap8Uz
— Amir Lepuzanovic (@AmirLepuzanovic) June 6, 2023
“It’s almost like corporate media is protecting the disgusting sexual abusers, simply because the victims alleged Epstein’s clients consisted of powerful businessmen, politicians, former presidents and prime ministers, and other world leaders,” Hoft wrote.
Maxwell received news that she will be serving time at a cushy Florida correctional institution that offers yoga, Pilates, and flag football. This “low-security federal correctional institution” offers “recreation, leisure and social programs” designed to “help develop an individual wellness concept.”
Critics claim this is Maxwell’s reward for not divulging “the visitors guest list” on her and Jeffery’s island. According to the handbook for the prison, its “programs include indoor and outdoor activities, and range from individualized arts and crafts programs to intramural team sports such as softball, basketball and volleyball.”
The prison also offers “programs of occupational training, with apprenticeships and courses in horticulture and even cosmetology.” Many Americans are rightfully outraged that Maxwell’s living conditions will be this comfortable despite her disturbing crimes.
It’s widely suspected that Epstein had a long list of contacts consisting of powerful individuals. Beginning with his longtime friend Les Wexner, the CEO of Victoria’s Secret, Epstein served as his personal adviser and accessed Wexner’s finances.
LUKE 8:17 "EPSTEIN THREATENED TO EXPOSE BILL GATES'S AFFAIR WITH RUSSIAN BRIDGE PLAYER". pic.twitter.com/6HkEShRbas
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Epstein posed as a recruiter for Victoria’s Secret to gain access to young models. He allegedly sexually assaulted several models who he met through this arrangement with Wexner.
Both Bill Gates and Bill Clinton were friends with Epstein, even after he was a convicted sex offender. As part of an ongoing lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, the Daily Mail obtained new documents about Epstein from government of the Virgin Islands. Epstein owned two islands before his death.
Epstein was plotting a scheme with JPMorgan in which he help them gain wealthy clients on a fee-splitting basis. The bank allegedly profited significantly through this scheme. Epstein met with tech billionaire Peter Thiel several times. Thiel co-founded PayPal, Palantir Technologies, and was the first outside investor in Facebook.
Thiel has an estimated net worth of $7.19 billion. Epstein also met with Tommy Mottola, the chair of Sony Music with an estimated net worth of $540 million.
Bill Gates, current CIA chief and former US Deputy Secretary of State Bill Burns and Woody Allen all met with Epstein after he was convicted of soliciting sex from a minor, often several times, according to the Daily Mail
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The documents confirm previously known connections, such as Britain’s Prince Andrew, who was mentioned by Epstein in 2011 while trying to convince JPMorgan to invest in a fund that he also wanted Microsoft founder Bill Gates to invest in.
In 2011, Epstein wrote to bank executives, saying, “I am also aware JPM has a colorful array of clients so a client relationship is much less problematic than an institutional joint venture.” Epstein was already a convicted sex offender at this time in 2011.
