r/Epstein

I am an investigative journalist that was victimized by the Epstein syndicate and their backers. They trafficked and in some cases recruited a lot of friends from when I was a child and in high school and have been retaliating against me for years for coming forward to the authorities multiple times.

I've found something worth serious investigation. It appears that Jeffrey Epstein, through multiple contacts with researchers at The University of Chicago, put more money into there than MIT and Harvard combined, over $20,000,000 from 2007 to 2019. Already Tom Pritzker, the cousin of Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, has stepped down from the Hilton board but he was also connected to the University.

This is far from a comprehensive list, but I've been going over the data and public records and Epstein met with more than just Martin Nowak at Templeton, he also apparently communicated with John Templeton, Jr. Not only that, he had at least five members of the board working for him on research and grants, not just Nowak, but also David Gelernter, Nancey Murphy, and John Cacioppo.

I would go as far as suggesting that they used Templeton to "legitimately" fund research by recommendation and influence. If that is true, Epstein's influence on academia, especially with large colleges which often seemed to be a hunting ground for "legal" victims, is much larger than suspected.

Considering he was just one node of a massive trafficking network that seems to continue to function even after him, this might be structural to how they have been doing it.

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"This information was found with the help of crowdsourcing on Substack, Signal, Reddit, and Scribt. Thank you everyone for helping to pull this together."

https://substack.com/@redpencilscript/note/p-211932477

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"Credit to u/Widow-in-the-City for bringing this to light first and foremost!"

https://www.reddit.com/r/Epstein/s/g1nJrx91V1

https://amygabrielle.substack.com

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https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.postandcourier.com/news/hilton-head-sc-jeffrey-epstein-files-jimmy-atkins/article_817ad76a-a297-46ca-a41b-439aaa5438c5.html

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Epstein/s/0Gp4biGsOj

I'm not american so I don't know how it's done in your country but what is preventing you from doing a massive post on all social media calling for a national strike on all big cities of the country ? Like what would happen if you all do it, armed as it is your right on let's say September 21. Let the heat of the movement gather more people and make them angry. And see what happens ?

I'm not a terrorist, not from foreign intelligence just a french guy who saw how easily the "gilets jaunes" (yellow jackets) took off in France and i'm just wondering myself why didn't it happen already in america ? What is preventing it in America ? And wouldn't it be better than in Paris, with armed citizens, in Washington DC ?

>Success, finally.

>Last week, a federal court in Manhattan ordered the release of the voluminous case files from Virginia’s Giuffre’s 2015 civil lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell.

>The release of these files was in part the result of eight years of litigation by the Miami Herald and its parent company, McClatchy, which have been fighting for the material since I published my series “Perversion of Justice,” in 2018. [...]

>Nearly all the evidence that Virginia’s lawyers uncovered about Epstein and Maxwell’s sex trafficking that came out during this civil case was kept secret. [The lawsuit had been settled in early 2017. Contained "damning evidence against Epstein, Maxwell and other men".]

>But I convinced my editors [at the MIAMI HERALD] to ask our lawyers to file a motion to intervene in the case in order to unseal the files. [...]

>An appeals court eventually ruled in our favor, and on August 9, 2019, thousands of pages were made public, including sworn statements by Virginia in which she alleged she was trafficked to Dershowitz, who represented Epstein; former Prince Andrew; former Maine Sen. George Mitchell; former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson; hedge fund manager Glenn Dubin; hotel magnate Tom Pritzker; the late MIT scientist Marvin Minsky. All of the men denied that they were involved with Giuffre.

>Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell the following morning. [...]

>The Appeals court had ruled that the documents were “judicial documents inherently subject to a strong presumption of public access under the First Amendment and common law. The court rejected the argument that private civil lawsuits could remain entirely hidden, especially when they expose broader systemic failures or widespread criminal activity. [...]

>As background, the court allowed Giuffre’s law firm Boies Schiller) to provide to the Government (for grand jury purposes) documents that they received from Maxwell in discovery in this litigation [...], which is a much larger bucket of documents than the ones that have been released thus far. We could see, for example, full deposition transcripts, responses to interrogatories, documents exchanged privately between the parties, etc.

>Maxwell’s opposition to the Government’s motion claimed that Boies Schiller provided 90,000 pages of documents to the government, including both of Maxwell’s deposition transcripts (we’ve already seen at least one of the transcripts).

>Up until now, we’ve only seen portions of the material. But then again, the DOJ’s redaction police could either withhold or redact large swaths of these court files.

>Still, this is nevertheless a victory for transparency with the court ruling that these files should be made public.

>There is no reason now to withhold them.

>But then again, Attorney General Todd Blanche has yet to release the 3 million or so files still being kept secret by the Trump administration.

>Journalist Katie Phang, who brought suit against Blanche and the DOJ for failing to comply with the Epstein Transparency Act, contends that the DOJ is intentionally covering up documents related to President Trump’s connections to Epstein.

To me, this is the most important article of the month, minimum. It's long. Pay-walled. I only quoted a small portion. Don't wanna mess with Julie K. Brown's income. She is a major part of why we have Epstein Files, why Epstein was arrested, why Maxwell is behind bars. Link: https://substack.com/@jkbjournalist

I keep seeing so many great Epstein videos ruined by the content creator making the video as much about themselves as they are about the Epstein content they are reporting.

Getting real support and attention on this issue isn't going to happen if the reporting mouthpiece is a random 20-something in casual clothes filming a selfie video, overlaying their own music, and adding animation effects, in-between screenshots of actual evidence and proof.

Just show the files and let them do the talking. You being on screen is not adding value, nor is it instilling confidence in the viewer. It deepens the belief that this is a fringe issue held only by chronically online conspiracy theorists.

The Trump administration has awarded a controversial anti-human trafficking organization a no-bid $158 million contract to provide legal services to unaccompanied migrant children, according to a notice posted Friday by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

It's unclear if it has immigration lawyers on its staff, although its website says it offers "legal support to help prosecute offenders." Our Rescue did not immediately return NPR's request for comment.

The group was founded by activist Tim Ballard.

Ballard faced accusations of sexual exploitation himself. He has repeatedly denied them, but was quietly removed from the group.