What about Epstein?

[nomadpete]

I have always wondered why nobody was invrstigating the money trail. Turns out they were. But that was kept quiet. And although there were suggestions that the results in likely successful prosecutions, nothing came of it.

 

This is the 69 page memo I mentioned. Some curious un black bits.

 

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet 9/EFTA00173953.pdf

 

 

[rgmwa]

I'm more curious about the black bits.

[Jerry_Atrick]

Sadly, a good old fashioned shoot=em-up war will grab the headlines. 

 

The Epstein files saga is a disgrace and shows just how much the swamp will go to protect itself - regardless of political colour. Of course, in their position, I doubt there are many of us that would go to war for it, but we would use whatever other means at our disposal (short of violence, I hope) to protect ourselves, too. #

 

But, I guess you have to be of certain character to even be entertained by the likes of Epstein, let alone need to worry about defending oneself after the fact.

 

The saga reminds of when I entered banking. I took a job with a bank that was embroiled in various misconduc scandals (before I joined, I hasten to add); and even when succumbing to billion dollar + fines from the Fed, still engaged in one last hurrah of misconduct (which kept me gainfully employed for some time at other banks who did the same). When public pressure was impressed on them (as they had taken loans from the Bank of England), the executive team came up with 5 golden question of conduct, which if followed, and largely were to be fair, meant they would be a much better bank for it. I can't remember the first 4, but they were largely around would you do this to your loved ones type questions. The last though always resonated with me, and it was something like, "If what you are doing went public, would you be able to hold your head high in good conscience in 5 years time?".. It was better worded.  If people lived thir lives trying to answer yes, the world would be a better place - but only based on the individuals moral and values compass. For example, stoning gays and I believe is some cases, women who are raped, to death in some countries is perfectly acceptable and respectable. And to be honest, if that is the case, then they will have lived their lives according to their cultural and societal values, regardless of what other societies think. I should point out, I condemn such action myself, but I am making an observation.

 

Sadly, I haven't always passed the test, but jeepers, there are a lot worse than me, by the looks. And they will do anything to cover it up. 

Edited March 4 by Jerry_Atrick

[rgmwa]

You mean banks are lawless rogues. I'm shocked!

[nomadpete]

 This sounds like a brilliant move....

Trump's Dallas mid-term convention site has been possibly  sabotaged. The address redirects to the DOJ Epstein Library.

 

http://gopdallas2026.com/

 

Try it. It really does!

[nomadpete]

All quiet on the Epstein front....... is it safe to stop bombing Iran, now?

 

 

Is it true that Jeffrey Epstein, Howard Lutnick, Leon Black, Bill Cosby, all have home adresses on the same block, and Woody Allen lives just down the same street?

 

Of course, even if true, it proves nothing.

[Marty_d]

2 hours ago, nomadpete said:

All quiet on the Epstein front....... is it safe to stop bombing Iran, now?

 

 

Is it true that Jeffrey Epstein, Howard Lutnick, Leon Black, Bill Cosby, all have home adresses on the same block, and Woody Allen lives just down the same street?

 

Of course, even if true, it proves nothing.

Well, pilots sometimes live in air parks. 

Maybe it's the same for guys like this... A pedopark?

[facthunter]

Epstein made a Lot of Money. Just HOW is the question. It's why He had Rich and Notable people around him.  It's most likely the reason He was Murdered. HE DID NOT Suicide .Nev

[nomadpete]

Notable names connected to Epstein who have died since his 2019 arrest.

What the record actually says about each. Some are suspicious. Some are tragic. Some are just old men dying. These names do not help survivors nor prove any conspiracy.

Jeffrey Epstein, August 10, 2019. Found dead in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. The New York City medical examiner ruled it suicide, and federal investigations backed that up. The Attorney General Bill Barr called the jail’s handling of him a perfect storm of screw-ups. Broken cameras, sleeping guards, a man taken off suicide watch weeks after being found injured in his cell. Few believe it was suicide.

Jean-Luc Brunel, February 19, 2022. French modelling agent, longtime Epstein associate, accused of procuring girls and young women for him. Arrested at Charles de Gaulle Airport in December 2020. Found dead in his Paris jail cell before trial, ruled a suicide. Denied all charges until the end.

Mark Middleton, May 7, 2022. Former special adviser in the Bill Clinton White House who signed Epstein in for a number of his 17 White House visits and reportedly flew on Epstein’s jet. Found dead on a ranch in Arkansas. The local sheriff ruled it a suicide. His family said he had depression, and they went to court to keep scene photos sealed after conspiracy theorists harassed family. PolitiFact rated the murder claims false. The scene details were strange enough to keep the internet busy for years.

Steven Hoffenberg, August 2022. Convicted Ponzi schemer, onetime would-be owner of the New York Post, and Epstein’s early mentor at Towers Financial in the late 1980s. Hoffenberg always claimed Epstein was the real architect of that scheme, though Epstein was never charged. Found dead at 77 in his Connecticut apartment during a welfare check requested on behalf of a woman who identified herself as an Epstein survivor. His former lawyer said he hadn’t been taking care of himself.

Carolyn Andriano, May 2023. Testified at Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2021 trial as “Carolyn,” telling the jury she was 14 when she was first brought to Epstein’s Palm Beach house. She died at 36 of an overdose. Her testimony helped put Maxwell away.

Bill Richardson, September 2023. Former New Mexico governor and UN ambassador, named by Virginia Giuffre in a deposition as one of the men she was directed to have sex with, an allegation he flatly denied. Died in his sleep at 75. No serious person thinks there’s anything suspicious about it.

Virginia Giuffre, April 25, 2025. The most famous and most fearless of Epstein’s survivors, the woman whose lawsuit cost Prince Andrew his titles and his public life. Died by suicide at her farm in Western Australia at 41. Her family said the weight of the abuse she suffered became unbearable. If you want to understand what the Epstein network did to people, start with her, not with the powerful men in the flight logs.

Daniel Siad, July 2026. French modelling scout whose name appears roughly 2,000 times in the DOJ files, one of Epstein’s most loyal suppliers of young women for over a decade. His emails to Epstein are as grim as anything in the archive, and Epstein’s replies were often a single word asking the girl’s age. At least five women accused Siad of rape and trafficking, which he denied, and Paris prosecutors had him under active investigation, including wiretaps. Found dead in his kitchen outside Paris at 69. His lawyer says heart attack. An autopsy was ordered. He was the second Epstein recruiter in France to die before any trial.

Simon Andriesz, suicided last month. The whistleblower who raised allegations about Lutnick & Epstein. Age 57.

That’s nine. Count the convictions that came out of it all? One: Ghislaine Maxwell, serving 20 years. Every other powerful person in this saga has either died, denied, settled or testified “voluntarily” in a closed-door session that ends with a press release about no evidence of wrongdoing.
 

So everybody assumes the worst

There’s no evidence anybody on this list was murdered.

[facthunter]

I only Mentioned Epsteins demise. Nev