r/FilesofEpstein

According to the Rags to Riches Drawing, he started grooming girls in 1983, and that was his start to becoming a Centi-millionaire in 20 years.

In the Steve Bannon Interview, he says he joined the trilateral commission at 30 years old then he says 32 years old(6:10 in video)......That's pretty quick to join one of the most elite groups in the world.

Then later on in the Interview, at 14:03, Bannon starts asking about when he first joined the trilateral commission and his first trilateral meeting then suddenly the video loses picture/audio for 6 seconds until 14:09....Then the video continues and you can hear Epstein's Handler budding in, seems like he didn't like that Bannon asked that question or was concerned about Epstein's answer to the question.

Suddenly Epstein says that he joined in the 90s, Bannon goes on to say "in the early 90s" and Epstein just agrees.

I looked it up online, and it says he joined the Trilateral Commission in 1998......I don't buy it...Considering how the Handler budded in and the video went completely dark/silent, it's clear that they are hiding when he joined the trilateral commission....and it's obvious why.

If Epstein indeed joined when he was 30, he would've join in 1983, right when his rags to riches drawing starts....That means that without a doubt, he was the OFFICIAL PEDOPHILE DEALER of the Elites.....Makes Perfect sense, he had the Seal of approval of the trilateral commission, so Elite pedos knew they could trust Epstein with their darkest secrets......and it also makes sense how became a Centi-millionaires so quickly, all his clients were rich Elites, who would pay top $$$ to rape kids/teens/babies.

If he joined when he was 32, it would've been 1985, so in 2 years after grooming girls, he joined one of the most prestigious organization in the world....everything I said before still applies, he is the OFFICIAL Pedophile dealer of the Elites.

Either way, it's clear the Epstein Handler who budded in and cut the video/audio was extremely concerned with Epstein saying he joined the trilateral commission in the 1980s, because he knows that it opens up questions as to why he was in such a prestigious organization so early in his life....when he wasn't a centi-millionaire...it doesn't make sense.

And that's the thing, him joining at 30-32 years old doesn't make sense...he wasn't super rich or successful at that time.....So why did David Rockefeller like him so much? I think it's clear that he was the Official Pedophile of the Elites, but I also believe he was a "Birds of a feather, Flock together" "Recruiter" for the Trilateral Commision/Rockefeller.

What do I mean by "recruiter".....I mean Epstein was traveling the globe meeting leaders around the world and seeing who was also a Pedo like them either to Blackmail them or allow them to join the "Club"(Trilateral Commission).....He was compromising people, finding out who was a pedo because in weird way, that will lead to Loyalty/Bonding.....

For Example if Epstein goes to some country, talks to the leader, offers em teens/kids to rape, and they do....Guess what? they are perfect to join the trilateral commission....The Trilateral Commission know they are willing to bend rules/Compromise/Lie and be a Massive PoS, which is what the trilateral commission wants as members.

You think that Leader who was willing to rape kids/teens, wouldn't betray his own country, if the trilateral commission asked?....Of course he would, and it wouldn't even have to be a "blackmail" threat, they will gladly do it because they are part of the "club"....Of course them knowing that the Trilateral Commission knows they are a pedo will be in the back of their minds, but they are doing it because they want to, not because of direct blackmail threats.

I know people will say that in the Bannon Interview, he says that when he joined the trilateral commission, he saw Clinton's name, which proves that he joined after 1991 because that's when Clinton Supposedly joined........I don't think that proves anything, clearly the first thing that went into Epstein's head was perhaps the most famous Trilateral Commission member which is Bill Clinton thus he mentioned him.....That doesn't mean Epstein joined after the 90s.

I know people will also claim that his memory is just screwed up...I don't believe that either, he clearly said early 30s......Early 90s he would've been 40ish...If we go by what the Internet says, he joined in 1998....That's a huge difference to get so mixed up like that...he would've been 45 years old in 1998.....No way Epstein gets confuses his 45s with his 30s.

Add in the fact that video/audio cuts, and Epstein's handlers buds in....its clear that they are hiding when Epstein joined the Trilateral Commission because they know it will lead to a lot of questions, as to why a 30 year old guy who isn't much in the world stage, would get to join one of the most prestigious organizations in the world......

The Trilateral Commission simply fears the truth of his real join date coming out.....because it will show that he was the Official Pedophile Dealer of the elites at age 30-32 when he was basically a nobody on the world stage at that time.

Time Stamped to when Epstein says he joined Trilateral Commission at 30-32 years old

Time Stamped to when Bannon starts asking about his first trilateral commission meeting then the Handler buds in and the Audio/Video goes dark for 6 seconds

There are three men stonewalling investigations into Epstein. COURIER's Camaron Stevenson breaks down everything you need to know.

I'll update with an article as soon as it drops! I pulled this from their instagram but idk how to share the link without it tagging my personal page so I’ll also tag that once it hits a separate site.

https://epsteincoverup.us

Please can someone help me identify this man?
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Epstein Survivor Dani Bensky’s opening statement at the Survivor's Hearing in Palm Beach.

Epstein Survivor Jena-Lisa Jones’ opening statement at the Survivor's Hearing in Palm Beach.

Epstein Survivor Courtney Wild’s opening statement at the Survivor's Hearing in Palm Beach.

Epstein Survivor Ms. Roza’s opening statement at the Survivor’s Hearing in Palm Beach.

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam asks the Survivors what they'd want Oversight Dems to ask Pam Bondi ahead of her deposition on May 29th.

Rep. Melanie Stansbury speaks at the Survivor’s Hearing and asks each survivor “What would justice look like to you in this case”

Rep. Robert Garcia released new report. The report reveals the role that Trump’s first-term Labor Secretary Alex Acosta played in getting Epstein a sweetheart deal for sexually abusing children and enabling his global sex trafficking ring.

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Robert Garcia tore into government’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein abuse scandal on Tuesday – revealing new details of the scale of his international sex-trafficking ring, and warning Donald Trump not to grant a presidential pardon to the late sex offender’s sidekick Ghislaine Maxwell.

Several survivors of Epstein’s abuse also gave tearful testimony at a congressional field hearing in Florida of their experiences as teenagers in his orbit. Some spoke of being retraumatized after they were “outed” by the justice department’s failure to redact their names from the so-called Epstein files.

Democratic members of the US House oversight committee said they held Tuesday’s event in Palm Beach, where the president lives, and where Epstein had a residence, because it was “the scene of the crime”.

“We’re here because so much of this investigation brings us back to this location,” the California Democrat Robert Garcia, ranking member of the oversight committee, told a press conference after the hearing.

“We know that the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, the horrible things that happened to so many women and girls, totaling 1,200 could have been stopped and halted.”

Garcia began the hearing by unveiling a new report called The Price of Non-Prosecution that he said revealed how Epstein was able to build a substantial and lucrative international sex-trafficking ring following his infamous “sweetheart deal” with Florida prosecutors in 2008.

After dodging serious charges and serving only 13 months in prison for a solicitation of prostitution conviction, he said, Epstein and his associates gamed the US immigration system to obtain visas to traffic women into the country from overseas.

“[Our] report uses evidence obtained by our investigation, including and most importantly bank records, that show how [prosecutor] Alex Acosta’s sweetheart deal let Epstein build a global network using enablers to bring in women who he could then exploit and abuse,” Garcia said.

“This report is just the beginning of numerous reports and information that we intend to put out over the course of the months ahead.”

One survivor, Dani Bensky, testified how she was groomed and recruited into Epstein’s circle – and how victims were encouraged to recruit friends of their own.

“I had two recruiters,” she said. “One was a late teen, and the other was only 15 years old, just trying to escape her own abuse.”

Multiple others were recruited from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club, allegedly during the many years of friendship between the now-president and Epstein.

They included Virginia Giuffre, who worked as a spa attendant at the age of 16 in 2000, when she said she was recruited by Maxwell, Epstein’s associate and “fixer”. Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking.

Giuffre was one of the most prominent voices in exposing Epstein, and appeared in an infamous March 2001 photograph with Maxwell and the discredited British former royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, whose arm is around the then 17-year-old’s waist.

Sky Roberts, Giuffre’s brother, cried on Tuesday as he spoke of his sister’s determination to expose Epstein’s crimes before she took her life in April 2025.

“She was only 16 years old, a child who had just finished 10th grade, when she began being trafficked,” Roberts said. “Before her passing, Virginia gave sworn testimony exposing this for what it truly was, a global sex-trafficking operation, enabled, protected and funded by powerful people.

“Many survivors stay silent because many of these individuals still hold power, wealth and influence in our society. No survivor should have to risk their own safety just to be believed. But Virginia, she did it anyway. She stood up when others were afraid, told the truth under oath, and faced people she knew were powerful.”

Some panel members focused on the Trump administration’s response to the scandal, which has dogged Trump’s second presidency. One Epstein email released in November stated “of course [Trump] knew about the girls” procured for his sex-trafficking ring, and another that said Trump “spent hours” with one victim at Epstein’s house.

Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing or knowledge of the activities of Epstein, who he said he dropped as a friend years earlier.

“The [justice department], this administration, the president, and the attorney general, made it clear that this investigation, in their opinion, was a hoax, was a lie, and there was nothing else to do or to move forward,” Garcia said. “They want to close it down."

“It is alive and well, and moving forward. And we have a lot of work ahead of us.”

The Trump administration, he said, continued to “break the law” by withholding what he said was half of the documents required by the Epstein Transparency Act.

Conversely, one survivor, a model who identified herself as Roza, said she was retraumatized by finding her name unredacted hundreds of times in the documents the justice department had released.

“My name was exposed to the world,” she said. “Now reporters from across the globe contact me. I cannot live without looking over my shoulder. I can only imagine the long-term impact this ‘mistake’ will have on my life.”

Democrats said they looked forward to the testimony of Pam Bondi, Trump’s former attorney general, at a House oversight hearing on 29 May looking in to the government’s handling of the files – and the wider scandal.

Minority members filed a civil contempt resolution against Bondi in April after the administration argued she was not required to respond to a subpoena to appear because she had left her job.

Raja Krishnamoorthi, Democratic congressman for Illinois, meanwhile, warned Trump against clemency for Maxwell, a move some Republicans support arguing that it could free her to cooperate with the Epstein investigation.

“Maxwell hasn’t shown any guilt, hasn’t shown any remorse, hasn’t shown any ounce of accountability for what she did,” he said, noting he introduced a House resolution in August condemning a push for clemency.

“I hope everyone here will join me, because we have to do everything in our power to block a pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell.”