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Jeffrey Epstein
By: Kerry Date: July 13, 2019, 5:24 pm
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There's so much going on about Epstein, I thought I'd start a
thread. Now we find out there was a connection between him and
Attorney General Barr's father.
HTML https://www.huffpost.com/entry/jeffrey-epstein-math-science-students-memories_n_5d28cf17e4b0060b11ebf987
In recent days, former teachers and alumni from The Dalton
School in New York City have been reconnecting via long group
email chains and Facebook comments to discuss memories of the
infamous financier Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein, who was charged
with the sex trafficking of minors on Monday, worked as an
educator at the private school for two years, teaching math and
science to students who were just a few years younger than he
was at the time, according to The New York Times.
In conversations with 15 former Dalton students, parents and
teachers, HuffPost learned that some are reconciling the fond or
amusing memories they have of Epstein with allegations of
monstrous misconduct. Others recall seeing red flags in
Epstein’s behavior, even as teenagers. Some are using the
present moment to reconsider certain memories of their alma
mater, where sexual student-faculty relationships were
occasionally an open secret at a time when the Me Too reckoning
was still decades away.
And many are in awe that their former headmaster Donald Barr
― a man who was known for being strict, polarizing and
conservative ― is suddenly a relevant part of Epstein’s
story, too. Barr, Dalton’s headmaster throughout the late ’60s
until the mid-’70s, is the father of Attorney General William
Barr. As the nation’s highest law enforcement officer, William
Barr oversees the office that is prosecuting Epstein.
“The joke has been this is the Epstein-Barr problem at Dalton,”
said Harry Segal, a senior lecturer at Cornell University and
Weill Cornell Medical College who graduated from Dalton in 1974.
The Epstein-Barr virus, which is a type of herpes that can cause
mono, coincidentally contains the name of the men at the center
of Dalton’s latest controversy.
Karin Williams, who left Dalton before her junior year in 1976,
never had Epstein as a teacher. But she can still picture him
clearly in the hallways of Dalton, standing by the school
elevators, often surrounded by a gaggle of female students, with
whom he seemed to have flirtations, she said.
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: Kerry Date: July 15, 2019, 5:17 pm
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The Smoking Gun
HTML http://thesmokinggun.com/documents/investigation/jane-doe-jeffrey-epstein-103846<br
/>has an article about one of Epstein's accusers known as "Jane
Doe." I did not read all the lurid details; but I read this
with interest.
Doe spent more time with Epstein than any other teenage victim
during the 2002-2005 period cited in the indictment.
In fact, she seemed to be a replacement of sorts for Virginia
Roberts Giuffre, who fled from Epstein in late-2002 when she was
19. Giuffre alleges that she began engaging in sexual activity
with Epstein when she was 15, and would eventually become his
“sex slave” and get pimped out to the mogul’s friends and
business associates, like lawyer Alan Dershowitz and Prince
Andrew (both of whom deny her claims). Giuffre, a Josefsberg
client, was initially identified as “Jane Doe 102” in civil
litigation, but she subsequently shed her anonymity in news
interviews.
They have a photo of her with Prince Andrew. Whatever details
may be true or false, we know the two of them met.
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: Kerry Date: July 16, 2019, 9:55 pm
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So Jeffrey Epstein isn't as rich as he just convinced people he
was? He sounds like Donald Trump and Wilbur Ross.
HTML https://nypost.com/2019/07/15/court-papers-reveal-how-much-jeffrey-epstein-actually-is-worth/
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is hardly a billionaire,
according to the financial disclosure form his lawyers filed in
seeking bail for him.
The single-page document had been kept under seal away from the
public until the Manhattan federal judge overseeing Epstein’s
sex-trafficking case released it Monday, dismissing it as
“cursory.”
Epstein lists in the filing that he has:
Cash: $56,547,773
Fixed income: $14,304,679
Equities: $112,679,138
Hedge funds and private equity: $194,986,301
Properties including: 9 E. 71st St., Manhattan, worth
$55,931,000; 49 Zorro Ranch Road, Stanley, NM, $17,246,208; 358
El Brillo Way, Palm Beach, Fla., $12,380,209; 22 Avenue Foch,
Paris, France, $8,672,823; Great St. James Island in the Virgin
Islands, $22,498,600, and Little St. James Island, also there,
$63,874,223.
The total assets listed are $559,120,954.
That's assets he listed. What if he owes money on those
properties?
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: guest6 Date: July 18, 2019, 1:01 pm
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[quote author=Kerry link=topic=1409.msg23277#msg23277
date=1563332136]
So Jeffrey Epstein isn't as rich as he just convinced people he
was? He sounds like Donald Trump and Wilbur Ross.
HTML https://nypost.com/2019/07/15/court-papers-reveal-how-much-jeffrey-epstein-actually-is-worth/
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is hardly a billionaire,
according to the financial disclosure form his lawyers filed in
seeking bail for him.
The single-page document had been kept under seal away from the
public until the Manhattan federal judge overseeing Epstein’s
sex-trafficking case released it Monday, dismissing it as
“cursory.”
Epstein lists in the filing that he has:
Cash: $56,547,773
Fixed income: $14,304,679
Equities: $112,679,138
Hedge funds and private equity: $194,986,301
Properties including: 9 E. 71st St., Manhattan, worth
$55,931,000; 49 Zorro Ranch Road, Stanley, NM, $17,246,208; 358
El Brillo Way, Palm Beach, Fla., $12,380,209; 22 Avenue Foch,
Paris, France, $8,672,823; Great St. James Island in the Virgin
Islands, $22,498,600, and Little St. James Island, also there,
$63,874,223.
The total assets listed are $559,120,954.
That's assets he listed. What if he owes money on those
properties?
[/quote]
He probably has a lot of money hidden away in other places like
the Cayman Islands. I hear that's a popular place where
billionaires hide their money although not the only place.
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: guest6 Date: July 18, 2019, 1:21 pm
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[quote author=Kerry link=topic=1409.msg23263#msg23263
date=1563229066]
The Smoking Gun
HTML http://thesmokinggun.com/documents/investigation/jane-doe-jeffrey-epstein-103846<br
/>has an article about one of Epstein's accusers known as "Jane
Doe." I did not read all the lurid details; but I read this
with interest.
Doe spent more time with Epstein than any other teenage victim
during the 2002-2005 period cited in the indictment.
In fact, she seemed to be a replacement of sorts for Virginia
Roberts Giuffre, who fled from Epstein in late-2002 when she was
19. Giuffre alleges that she began engaging in sexual activity
with Epstein when she was 15, and would eventually become his
“sex slave” and get pimped out to the mogul’s friends and
business associates, like lawyer Alan Dershowitz and Prince
Andrew (both of whom deny her claims). Giuffre, a Josefsberg
client, was initially identified as “Jane Doe 102” in civil
litigation, but she subsequently shed her anonymity in news
interviews.
They have a photo of her with Prince Andrew. Whatever details
may be true or false, we know the two of them met.
[/quote]
I found a video with her talking about this. It's interesting
how she was working at Mar-a-Lago when she was recruited by
Ghislaine Maxwell to be a masseuse to Palm Beach hedge fund
manager Jeffrey Epstein.
How teen runaway Virginia Roberts became one of Jeffrey
Epstein's victims
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLAzubOpOtg
Where are they now? The biggest players in the Jeffrey Epstein
case
A look at Jeffrey Epstein's inner circle, plus the lawyers and
police involved in his case, including Alexander Acosta, Alan
Dershowitz, Prince Andrew, Ghislaine Maxwell, Nadia Marcinko and
Kenneth Starr.
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPjn6rcJqsI
How powerful is Epstein?
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn1xfjsodJA&list=PLW6BLXAZb_to0b_PiaM6XoFY4K_jbW1MF
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: guest6 Date: July 18, 2019, 1:35 pm
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[quote author=Kerry link=topic=1409.msg23237#msg23237
date=1563056677]
There's so much going on about Epstein, I thought I'd start a
thread. Now we find out there was a connection between him and
Attorney General Barr's father.[/Quote]
It looks like this rabbit hole goes much deeper than we thought.
I think that what we've heard and been told so far is just
scratching the surface.
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: Kerry Date: July 18, 2019, 4:38 pm
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[quote author=Heartsong link=topic=1409.msg23292#msg23292
date=1563474909]
It looks like this rabbit hole goes much deeper than we thought.
I think that what we've heard and been told so far is just
scratching the surface.
[/quote]It seems to be getting deeper almost every day.
Epstein's reaction helped make it deeper when he tried to bribe
and intimidate witnesses. Bribery and threats may have worked
for him in the past; but they make things worse when brought out
in the light of day.
In one case, he wired $250,000 to a potential witness in the
case. Why not cash? Cash would have been smarter, and he had
lots of cash lying about; but he wired the money. Banks report
all transactions over a certain amount.
HTML https://nypost.com/2019/07/12/jeffrey-epstein-spent-350k-to-influence-potential-witnesses-feds/
The money — $250,000 in one case and $100,000 in the other — was
secretly funneled to the potential witnesses, identified in the
documents as “possible co-conspirator[ s],’’ at around the same
time the Miami Herald unleashed a series of exposés about the
perverted financier, the feds said.
The person who was wired the $250,000 was identified as “one of
the defendant’s employees.”
“Neither of these payments appears to be recurring or repeating
during the approximately five years of bank records available to
the government,’’ the documents said.
“This course of action, and in particular its timing, suggests
the defendant was attempting to further influence
co-conspirators who might provide information against him.’’
The case involving $100,000 looks to have been made in cash; and
my guess is the person who received it is talking.
The prosecutors cite a police report from Palm Beach County,
Fla., that states that an associate of Epstein tracked down the
young woman while she was home from college on spring break,
telling her that Epstein would pay for her silence.
The Epstein associate told the girl, “Those who help him will be
compensated and those who hurt him will be dealt with,”
according to the police report.
In another Palm Beach police report, one of Epstein’s victims
told police that he had hired private investigators who were
terrorizing her family — in one case driving one of her parents
off the road during a car pursuit.
I hope the private investigators get named and prosecuted.
There's lots of things they could be charged with.
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: Kerry Date: July 18, 2019, 4:42 pm
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[quote author=Heartsong link=topic=1409.msg23290#msg23290
date=1563472906]
He probably has a lot of money hidden away in other places like
the Cayman Islands. I hear that's a popular place where
billionaires hide their money although not the only place.
[/quote]It's very possible. I'm sure prosecutors are looking
into it since he could have been using offshore accounts to
laundry money and avoid taxes.
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: Kerry Date: July 23, 2019, 7:35 pm
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Wow, if this is true. . . .
HTML https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7276817/Donald-Trump-outed-Jeffrey-Epstein-cops-stealing-125M-mansion-him.html<br
/>
Jeffrey Epstein informed President Trump of a real estate
purchase he planned to make in Palm Beach back in 2004 claims
Michael Wolff
He was trying to determine if he could move the pool on the
property which he was prepared to bid $36 million for and then
flip
Epstein, 66, was not afraid of letting Trump know this because
he assumed he did not have the money to purchase the property
Trump got the money from Deutsche Bank and bid $5 million more
than Epstein before putting the home on the market for $125
million after renovations
Epstein threatened to expose Trump claims Wolff and in turn he
suggests that Trump outed Epstein to police and helped launch
the 2005 criminal probe
The property sold for $96 million to Dmitry Rybolovlev and in
2016 was torn down and made into three lots, that each sold for
over $30 million
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Re: Jeffrey Epstein
By: HOLLAND Date: July 24, 2019, 5:10 pm
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^^^I wonder, Kerry, if this is in Michael Wolff's recent book,
"Siege". I suppose it probably is . . .
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