The Rise and Fall of Jeffrey Epstein: A Dark Legacy

Jeffrey Epstein's life reveals how wealth and influence can shield the powerful from accountability, creating a web of exploitation and complicity.

### The Twisted Legacy of Jeffrey Epstein: Power, Wealth, and Abuse
* 🏝 ️ Little Saint James, a 70-acre island in Saint Thomas, was purchased by Jeffrey Epstein in 1998 for **$8 million** and became a retreat for the elite while harboring **dark secrets of underage trafficking**.
* 💼 Epstein's early career began as a mathematics teacher at the prestigious Dalton School, where he made connections that would **launch him into the world of finance**, ultimately becoming a **limited partner at Bear Stearns by age 25**.
* 💰 His financial prowess was significantly bolstered by Leslie Wexner, the billionaire founder of Victoria's Secret, who granted Epstein **power of attorney over his $4.8 billion estate**, allowing Epstein to **manipulate Wexner's assets for personal gain**.
* 👩 Ghislaine Maxwell, the daughter of media mogul Robert Maxwell, became intertwined with Epstein's life, allegedly **recruiting and grooming young girls for his abusive schemes** while maintaining **connections with the elite**.
* ✈ ️ Epstein's connections extended to high-profile figures like Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, with Clinton reportedly flying on Epstein's private jet multiple times, although the **extent of their involvement remains debated**.
* ⚖ After a controversial plea deal in 2008 that allowed Epstein to serve just 18 months for soliciting a minor, he continued to exploit his wealth and influence, leading to **renewed scrutiny and eventual arrest in 2019**.
* 🕵 Epstein's death in jail was ruled a suicide, but numerous conspiracy theories emerged, fueled by his connections to powerful individuals and the circumstances surrounding his incarceration, leading many to believe he was **murdered**.
* 🔍 Ghislaine Maxwell's subsequent arrest and trial have raised questions about the **extent of Epstein's network** and the potential for her to **reveal the identities of other powerful figures involved in the abuse**, highlighting the **pervasive influence of wealth and power in protecting the guilty**.

On the white sandy beaches of Saint Thomas, it's a 70-acre island called Little Saint James. For Jeffrey Epstein, it was a zen-like retreat; for others, it was a horror show. Now, Jeffrey had purchased the island for $8 million in 1998, and he built a movie theater, a library, a Japanese bathhouse. And it was here that Jeffrey would entertain the elite: Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Alan Dershowitz, Stephen Hawking, just to name a few. And while the VIPs stayed on the island, Epstein would always lure in a steady stream of underage girls, all shuttled on the Lolita Express. The story of Jeffrey Epstein is one of the most misunderstood of our time. Between the conspiracies and the truth, we have questions: how did he get his money, how did he have such a powerful network, and how did he get away with it for so long? This video is an attempt at answering those questions, a deep dive into one of the most twisted people of our time. Jeffrey Epstein was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1953. Growing up, he had been an

outstanding high school student, smart enough to graduate two years early. And although he would attend NYU, he would never graduate. So, in the summer of '74, he began working as a teacher of mathematics at the Dalton School, which is considered one of the best private schools in the United States. Now, some of his students recall him for being famous for an easy A. Others say that he looked like a pimp. He would be walking down the hall with this floor-length fur coat. The connections that Jeffrey made at Dalton would set him up for his life. At a parent-teacher conference, he would meet the head honcho of Bear Stearns, the CEO himself, Ace Greenberg. Now, Ace saw a mirror image of himself within Jeffrey, who had a serious case of PSD. Now, Bear Stearns was one of the most respected trading houses on Wall Street until they collapsed in 2008. But after one interview at Bear Stearns, Jeffrey was hired on the spot, despite his own admission that he'd know the difference.

between a stock or a bond age said he wanted me to learn each area of his business. Now, by his 25th birthday, he was made a limited partner of the firm, which is absolutely insane. He had a stable of ultra-wealthy clients, and he had just purchased a townhome in the Upper East Side in Manhattan. Jeffrey had made it until one day HR calls Epstein into a meeting. That's not a good feeling. Now, they had discovered that he had lied on his resume. He had never completed his degree. When word of this reached the CEO, the man who had hired him, Ace Greenberg, he found himself in a bit of a pickle because Jeffrey was hooking up with the secretary. But that's not even the worst part. Jeffrey was also under investigation from the SEC for insider trading. Now, with all this happening, he would hand in his resignation, take his $100,000 bonus, and head on home. It was now time for Jeffrey Epstein to Take On The World by himself, with no rules or regulations to hold him back.

now arguably one of the most important characters in this story and the reason for Jeffrey's wealth is Leslie Wexner, aka the definition of the American dream. Leslie started out from a small clothing shop called The Limited to then owning Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, and Abercrombie and Fitch. By the 1990s, Wexner was a billionaire. Now, a friend had asked Wexner to meet a brilliant young financier that could help him out with his finances, Jeffrey Epstein. And from the first meeting, Epstein and Wexner hit it off. They were just two boys from Brooklyn who came from nothing and now had everything. The two would be virtually inseparable. Now, during his time as Wexner's financial guru, Epstein's personal wealth grew, earning more than 400 million dollars from him. Now, how did Jeffrey get that kind of money? You see, Wexner had signed a power of attorney over his 4.8 billion dollar estate and gave complete control to Jeffrey Epstein. He could purchase

real estate cut checks and even take out loans in Wexner's name. Jeffrey even transferred Wexner's New York Mansion to himself for zero dollars. The infamous Epstein mansion that is valued today at 78 million dollars. Epstein got for free. Now Wexner thought Epstein was a money manager who knew better than him and knew what he was doing and that signing this power of attorney. That's just what you do. And for the next 16 years that one document gave Jeffrey unmatched authority over his entire estate. Now Leslie didn't just give him money. He also gave him credibility. Jeffrey now claimed to be associated with Victoria's Secret because that's a company Wexner owned. It's even reported that Jeffrey had a say in which models appeared in the Victoria's Secret catalog, fashion shows, and the calendars. Now Jeffrey would turn his New York Mansion into an address known throughout the city where aspiring models could find their break. But no model ever found their break there. I can't go into the graphic

details, but Jeffrey would abuse girls thinking that they were gonna get casted a casting couch. All in all, Wexner became Epstein's one-way ticket to that billionaire lifestyle. So, how does it hold? Is my hair good? Do I... It's okay, we're rolling now. Colleen Maxwell was born into fame and fortune, so to understand her role in Epstein's life, we need to look at her father, Robert Maxwell. See, he was a man that went from a poor refugee to becoming a billionaire media mogul with newspapers all around the globe. And out of all of his children, Elaine was his favorite. Throughout her teenage years, Elaine would join her father in the high society party circuit, where they would meet the royal family, the Kennedys, the Clintons. She was known as the social butterfly. Now, by the time Elaine went to Oxford University, her father forbid her from bringing home any boyfriends. See, Rob reviewed any man near his daughter as a threat to the Maxwell family fortune. So,

Galane would have to remain daddy's little girl forever until November 5th, 1991. Robert Maxwell disappeared off his yacht, the Lady Galane. Yes, he named his 10 million yacht after his daughter. Now, officials said that he had died of a heart attack while taking a whiz off of the side of his yacht and accidentally fell off. Now, after his death, Robert's secrets would start to come to the surface. He had stolen over 400 million dollars from pension funds of the newspapers he owned around the world, all to prop up his crumbling publishing empire. Now, the fallout from Robert Maxwell's death left the family reputation in tatters and bankrupt. So, to start a new clean slate for herself, Elaine moved from London to New York to create a new life. The diamonds, the yachts, the servants she all grew up with were gone, and she would do dang near anything to get that back. Arriving in the Big Apple after the death of her father, Jeffrey and Galane would meet at a cocktail party for the

Daily Mirror. He had introduced himself to her as an international Man of Mystery. In for galane, it was everything she wanted, money, simply that, and the two would start a romantic relationship. And while they dated for a bit, they would just become platonic friends, best friends. As Jeffrey said in a 2003 Vanity Fair article, Glade would replace the role of her controlling father with Jeffrey Epstein. Now, the motivations for a friendship with Epstein still remain a big debate. Did you want to marry him? Was it all an act? Was it just two grifters trying to outgrift each other? Who knows? But what is known is that galane introduced Epstein to the elite in society, the elite that she grew up with. Now, reports of her recruiting girls for Epstein's scheme are alleged to have started in 1994. And from there, she would work with them to recruit, groom, and ultimately abuse countless victims. Now, this next part is hard for me to talk about because I want to come off as apolitical as possible. This is not a story about the left or the right. It's

about people in power. Glenn Maxwell saw Donald Trump as a vital connection at the time for Jeffrey Epstein. She had had a terrific connection through him, through her father, Robert Maxwell. Now, Donald and Robert Maxwell had partied together on the Lady Galane, attended soirees, and even did some business together. They were quite fond of each other. But in the 1990s, Trump needed friends. He had just gone belly up in his Atlantic City project, and Galane and Epstein would bring Trump along in a never-ending series of parties and feasts with the high society, and Trump would fit right in. At one exclusive party in 1992 held at Trump's Mar-A-Lago, 28 supermodels had been flown in for a calendar girls competition until the organizer of the event was shocked to learn that the only people in attendance were Trump and Epstein. Now, Donald Trump would recall Epstein as a terrific guy. He's a lot of fun to be with. It's even said he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. We

offered that quote, but in 2004, after a friendship of roughly 17 years, Trump and Epstein would have a falling out. You see, Epstein was trying to purchase a mansion in Palm Beach, the House of Friendship, but before the sale was finalized, Epstein was horrified to see that Trump, who was still underwater from his bankruptcy, outbid him with an offer of more than 41 million dollars. From then on, the two men never spoke again. After entering politics, Trump would say, Well, I knew him like everybody in Palm Beach. No, I remember people in Palm Beach knew him. He was a fixture in Palm Beach. I had a following up with him a long time ago. I don't think I've spoken to him for 15 years. I wasn't a fan. This is hard to take seriously. There are flight logs of them flying on each other's private planes. There are dozens of photos of them partying together throughout the 90s, and Epstein's black book has more than 14 phone numbers for Trump. They knew each other.

As more and more women start to come forward to describe Jeffrey's assaults 26 years ago, Maria Farmer was a starving artist who had entered the life of Epstein at an art show in New York City. Jeffrey asked Maria to become a receptionist at his mansion in New York, where unrelated Bill Cosby lives across the stream, unrelated though. So, she accepted the job, and her first task was logging the visitors in and out of the home. Now, Maria noted around this time there was always a stream of young girls who came in wearing school uniforms. So, in an effort to explain this oddity, Elaine told Maria that Epstein, he was a recruiter for Victoria's Secret, and that these girls were aspiring runway models. And it wasn't just girls that came by. Maria also noted that men would visit the home: Harvard law professor and reoccurring character in the story Alan Dershowitz, Donald Trump, and Bill Clinton. Now, Maria Farmer's story is linked below. I'm not going to get into the details because it is quite graphic, but she was

abused at the hands of Epstein at his New Mexico range. Now, Maria is believed to be the first victim to report Epstein to the now. Within months of that report being filed, Jeffrey, possibly in an effort to create a more secluded environment away from prying eyes, would purchase a 70-acre Private Island, Little Saint James. And on his own Island, Jeffrey could be king. [Music] There are dozens of lawsuits against Epstein, and one of the most credible and important survivors to The Saga is the story of Virginia Roberts. Glenn Maxwell had spotted Virginia, a 16-year-old, working at Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago Resort. And Maxwell asked her to audition for a job as Epstein's traveling masseuse. And it was during that first audition massage that Epstein made his intentions clear. But when the encounter ended, she was paid $200. And over the course of two years, she would become a full-time employee for Epstein. By late 2001, Jeffrey was doubling down on the abuse. Virginia Roberts was now ordered to entertain other men, and one of the

first men was Alan Dershowitz. So, those that don't know, Alan Dershowitz was Donald Trump's defense attorney when he was getting impeached. Now, she says that she had six companion times with Alan Dershowitz. The first one took place when she was 16 and the last one when she was 19. Alan denies all of this. He even filed a defamation suit against the Netflix documentary and says Virginia just made the whole thing up. She's lied, lied, lied, but she wasn't lying about being abused by Jeffrey Epstein as a minor, correct? That is between her and Jeffrey Epstein. Okay, now this part I find funny. So, there was so much hard evidence of Alan being at Epstein's mansion that he actually admitted to one massage at Epstein's house. Dershowitz did say he once received a massage at Epstein's Mansion, but from an adult woman. I kept my um underwear on during uh the massage. I don't like massages particularly, and some of the other men in Virginia.

entertained Matt Groening. The Simpsons Creator Matt Groening was the most disgusting man I have ever had to be with because of his feet and his stench. I could have taken a grinder to his toenails, and it wouldn't have cut them. Now we all know about Jeffrey's private plane. You see, Jeffrey never flew commercial. He had a helicopter, a black Gulfstream jet, a twin-engine Cessna 421, and the Crown Jewel of the fleet was a Boeing 727 known as the Lolita Express. Now during a trip to London on the Lolita Express, Elaine told Virginia that she'd be meeting a prince that day and that he was to receive whatever he wanted. So upon introduction, Elaine asked Prince Andrew to guess how old she is. Andrew said 17, and Epstein smiled back and said, She'll be too old soon. She's 16, which is the age of consent in the UK. Now the four with Prince Andrew's Royal security would go out to the club, and near the end, Virginia knew what she

had to do that night, but before that, she asked for one thing in return. She wanted a photo with Prince Andrew, so Jeffrey would snap the shot and told the two to have fun. This is that photo from that night. I'm not going into the details, but once the prince finished, the prince left, and years later, Andrew denied ever meeting Virginia, even though there's like a photo of him together. She says she met you in 2001, she dined with you, she danced with you, you bought her drinks, you're in [ __ ] nightclub in London, and she went on to have sex with you in a house in Belgravia belonging to Ghislaine Maxwell. Didn't happen. There are a number of things that are wrong with that story, one of which is that I don't know where the bar is in um tramps. You see, he said that he went out for pizza with his daughters and got home by seven on that particular day. That we now understand is the date, which is the 10th of March. I was at home. I was

with the children. I'd taken Beatrice to a Pizza Express in Woking for a party at, I suppose, sort of four or five in the afternoon. Why would you remember that so specifically? Why would you remember a Pizza Express birthday and being at home? Because going to Pizza Express in Woking is an unusual thing for me to do. She provided a photo of the two of you together. Yes, your arm was around her waist. Yes, you've seen the photos. I've seen the photograph. How do you explain that? Can't you think it is you next to her in the photo? Oh, it's definitely me. That's a picture of me. It's not a picture of... I don't believe it's a picture of me in London because when I go out to... when I go out in London, I wear a suit and a tie. Now, how was the prince hanging out with the sketchy couple? One journalist wrote, I think, summed it up well. Andrew was so innocent and naive that he probably didn't realize he was being used for his

name and access to potential investors in 1993. Jeffrey England first met Bill Clinton when they visited the White House for a donor event, as seen in these photos here. After Clinton got out of office, he would establish the Clinton Global Initiative's big non-profit, and Epstein would write them a four million dollar check to help get them started. One reporter wrote, What attracted Clinton to Epstein was simple: he had money and he had a plane. Now, the two, just like Trump, were good friends. Jeffrey's black book had over 20 numbers for Bill, and Clinton flew at least 26 times on Mr. Epstein's plane. Now, here's what's interesting: Epstein had three pilots, and only one of them kept record of the passengers. So, that's the only log dog in existence. Really makes you think about who else went on those flights. Now, for all the conspiracies over Bill Clinton, trust me, I'm not a fan of the guy at all. Virginia Roberts, our most credible witness, says she never saw Bill Clinton have any companion time, but she

says she did see him on the island with two other girls and that it would have been hard to overlook the sketchy parts of Epstein. You know, the adult-themed items strewn throughout the house, his creepy painting of him in a blue dress. How could you not ignore that? Now, in a 2002 interview, Bill Clinton would describe Jeffrey as a committed philanthropist and appreciated his insights during the recent trip to Africa. Now, this trip to Africa was with Kevin Spacey, Chris Tucker, and Bill Clinton, and this was all on Jeffrey's private plane. Now, Sean T. Davis, another victim of Epstein, who can be seen in these photos massaging Bill Clinton's neck, was also on that Africa trip. Now, at first glance, these photos look creepy, but Davis, the girl in the photo, she was 22 years old at the time. Now, I looked into everything about this. She just states that it was simply a neck massage. Well, President Clinton was a perfect gentleman during the trip, and I absolutely saw no foul play involving him. Now, in his later

years. Clint would put out a statement, you know, if I was in a relationship with Jeffrey, admitting that he did take those four trips on his private plane, and he met with them in his home in New York. Though he says he never met on the island, but there's a lot of contradictory eyewitness reports against that. Now, do I think Bill Clinton did some sketchy stuff? Hell yeah. Is there any hard evidence to prove that? No. Now, by the time Jeffrey was turning 50, he was going through a bit of a midlife crisis. You see, he was having the realization that he would probably never have kids and that he would have no legacy to leave behind. So, he made a deal with Virginia. He would give her a mansion and a monthly stipend if she was going to bear his child, and upon birth, she was to sign away all the parental rights to Ghislaine and Jeffrey. For Virginia, this was a smack on the face, and she realized she needed to get out of this. So, six months later, she was sent to Thailand, and while

there she fell in love at first sight with an Australian Muay Thai Fighter. They married seven days later, and she called Jeffrey that week and told him she would not be coming back. She moved to Australia, and she hoped to never hear from Jeffrey Epstein ever again. Now, even if Jeffrey couldn't have a kid with Virginia, he could still maybe call some of his friends, you know, who owed him some favors. You see, Jeffrey was a patron of the Sciences, donated millions to universities and research. Now, with Jeffrey wanting children, he would help launch the Harvard program for evolutionary Dynamics with a 6.5 million donation. Now, the goal of this was to extract the best genes for a gene pool research. Now, this was revealed in the New York Times. This is not a conspiracy. Epstein wanted to use this perfect DNA to impregnate 20 women at his New Mexico Ranch, or what he called his baby farm. He even built a dorm and an underground hospital for the burst. What we are talking about here, ladies and gentlemen,

is eugenics now. Once Epstein's Harbor donation was revealed in 2019, Harvard was shut down. The center now, though the baby farm never came to reality, the scientists he hung out with were some pretty big players. He had Nobel prize-winning physicist Murray Mann, Oliver Sacks is a best-selling author, and of course, Stephen Hawking, and I'm only scratching the surface. Most of the scientists just stuck around Jeffrey because of the money. They would keep their mouth shut, and they just opened up their wallets. Foreign two female students are scrapping at the local high school. When teachers broke up the fight, they found three hundred dollars in cash on one of the girls, suspecting maybe she was selling illegal substances. Her parents were contacted to explain where did the money come from, and the girl immediately broke down and said that a man had been paying her for massages. Now when the school called Palm Beach PD, they knew exactly who they were talking about, Jeffrey Epstein. You see, Jeffrey was known to the department. He

had just donated a 90,000 firearms training simulator the year before, and it even coordinated with them for the security of Prince Andrew when he was in town. So, if these allegations were true, Jeffrey had played the police department. Investigators put the house under surveillance and discovered that the entire staff at his mansion was to solely serve the purpose of this trafficking operation. Chauffeurs were hired to drive the girls home, chefs were on hand to feed them when they were hungry, and even one worker brought bouquets of roses to the high school plays. Now, the detectives had even sifted through Epstein's garbage, and they'd found some very incriminating evidence: the phone numbers of high school girls, feminine hygiene products, adult toys, books like Slavecraft: The Road Map to Servitude, and most importantly, one of the girl's high school report cards. Palm Beach PD executed a search warrant at El Pria Way, and within hours, detectives regarding off massage tables, boxes of photographs, and computers. Jeffrey was pretty upfront about the

allegations against them. So, when one email with Palm Beach PD from his attorney, he said, Mr. Epstein is very passionate about massages. The massages are therapeutic and spiritually sound for him. That is why he's had so many massages. He even donated a hundred thousand dollars to Ballet Florida purely so the dancers could have massages. Now, he knew when indictment was headed his way, so Jeffrey would lawyer up with the lead attorney, by none other than a reoccurring character and now victimizer, Alan Dershowitz. On July 23, 2006, the grand jury returns an indictment for one count of solicitation of a minor for prostitution. Jeffrey was picked up by police, and just two hours later, he was back on the street after posting his bond of three thousand dollars, which is absolutely insane. Now, at this point, the chief of police felt that they had really abandoned the victims, allowing Epstein to walk the street again when there were dozens of victims. So, he would bring the case to the FBI operational leap year. So,

feeling the heat, Alan Dershowitz decided to up the ante and bring on another star attorney to disrupt the now federal investigation, Kenneth Starr, aka the attorney that uncovered the Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky scandal. Ironic, a courtroom testimony from any of these girls should have been enough to send Epstein to prison for life. This wasn't the type of case that is plea-bargained, yet it would be. And why is that so? The prosecutor, Alex Acosta, and Epstein's attorney, Alan Dershowitz, also mind you, are two Harvard alumni, would work together on a sweetheart deal, something that is almost unheard of for a case like this. So, with the endless back and forth, Epstein would plead guilty on June 30th, 2008, to one count of procuring. Jeffrey Epstein went to jail just before 10 this morning. He pleaded guilty in open court. So, Epstein would serve 18 months in County lockup. And here's one part of the deal that was quite interesting. It stated that all named and

unnamed co-conspirators are granted immunity from future state and federal charges. Elaine Maxwell was granted immunity from the outside. Why did Alex Acosta agree to this? You see, he said that the case was uncertain, and by forcing Epstein to sign the plea deal, they could now guarantee a sentence based on the evidence. There was value to getting a guilty plea and having him registered. Now, Alex would backtrack this claim in 2019 and say, Actually, I received instructions from the higher-ups in Washington because Epstein belonged to intelligence. It was above my pay grade. Epstein should have had multiple counts with the 30 victims involved and decades in prison. The guilty plea and deal in the years-long process that could have sent Epstein to jail for 15 years, yet he would get out within a year behind bars at the Palm Beach jail. Nothing was normal about his day for a man who had everything under control. Now he had nothing. So, like anyone in jail, he was allowed to apply for a work release, and instantly he was approved. Are You

released from jail at some time. Do you have to report back to jail on a daily basis? Yes, I report back to jail at 8 PM every single day. Yes, sir. And is it seven days a week that you're out on work release? No, sir. How many days a week are you out on work release? Six. And of those six days, how many hours per day are you out on work release? 12. Now, Epstein's morning would begin when his driver and bodyguard, a Russian MMA fighter, picked him up from the jail and drove him to his office home of the Florida Science Foundation, a non-profit that he had conveniently created months before. And he wouldn't be in jail for too long with his good behavior. He was released five months early. Typically, when released, the former inmates are able to walk free across this bridge to a parking lot below, but not Epstein. He was able to exit from an area below, an area where a vehicle was waiting for him. We're told for his security and privacy, and even with this probation being set.

For a year, he would just continue to live as if nothing happened, except now Jeffrey was a level three offender and had to register everywhere he lived every month. When Jeffrey was released, Elaine Maxwell was removed from his life. She started to date Ted Waite, the founder of Gateway Computers. She was moving on from her past, and she wouldn't see Epstein again. Jeffrey's walking bank, Leslie Wexner, had also followed Ghislaine out the door, cutting all ties with him. And while Ghislaine wasn't on Epstein's side anymore, she would continue to social climb. She would watch Chelsea Clinton walk down the aisle at her wedding in 2010. She would attend the Met Gala and fashion shows, and at one Vanity Fair party in 2014, this is where that famous photo of her and Elon Musk comes from. Elon says that she photobombed me. Regardless of where she went, though, she could not escape her past with Epstein. You would think that his network of the wealthy and powerful would just leave him after his conviction. His crimes were

public record people like him are looked at with disgust in our society. However, he was able to get back into his old routines, not just with the young girls, but with this network of the elite. Now, he was able to revamp his whole public image through the help of Peggy Segal, one of the most powerful publicists in New York City. So, to repair his reputation, Jeffrey would launder his influence through successful academics and celebrities. She would invite him out to parties where they would mingle with Chelsea Handler, Charlie Rose, Rudy Giuliani, and Chris Cuomo. My name is Chris Cuomo. His home in Manhattan resumed its status as a place for the rich and famous. Now, under the advice of his new publicist, in 2011, Epstein would bankroll and attend billionaire dinners with the big titans of tech. [Music] foreign [Music] to the New York Times. When Epstein stopped donating money in 2016 to the billionaire dinners, it just stopped them altogether. Now, let's talk about Bill Gates real quick. Since the Gates-Epstein connection has

really come to light. Bill's story keeps on changing. First, it was philanthropy. You know, I had several dinners with them, hoping that what he said about getting billions of philanthropy for global health through contacts that he had. Then it was lifestyle intrigue. Then it was escaping a failing marriage. And now he says he's pursuing a Nobel Prize. But let's just play devil's advocate and assume that he's telling the truth. Suppose that Bill Gates, one of the richest men in the world, needed the help of a registered offender to win a Nobel Prize. Should he fly on his jet, take dozens of personal meetings, visit him multiple times, and stay late into the night at his mansion, and even donate money to where Epstein directed him to? To me, it adds up to one thing. Gates is an unreliable narrator, and he's playing the PR move to see which excuse is going to gain him the most sympathy. But after this interview recently, well, he's dead. So, you know, in general, you always have to be careful.

foreign yeah I think that's all out the door. The last few years of Jeffrey's life were a cascade of legal cases, but he didn't let that get in the way of him getting his girls. Now, rather than having his assistants troll local high schools, he started importing his Playmates from Russia. And the man bringing these women over was Peter Lisman, who owned a Russian modeling agency that was connected to getting young girls for the Russian oligarchy. Please come back to me next week when I take Paul surveillance advice and look for rookie [Music]. Essentially, it was a state-run operation for trafficking women that Jeffrey was connected with. However, a new problem would be on the horizon for Jeffrey. Donald Trump was elected president. When Trump's presidency was a curse for Epstein, it wouldn't be too long before photos of the two started going around and even video footage as well. And one month after being sworn in the office, Trump would nominate Alex Acosta, the attorney that gave Epstein that sweetheart deal, the nominee for Secretary of the Department of Labor.

will be Mr. Alex Acosta to the position of Secretary of Labor. And while the Senate would confirm his pick behind closed doors, investigated reporters at the Miami Herald began to take a closer look, and they would soon reveal his role in that 2007 plea deal that Epstein got. By 2019, with the height of the #MeToo movement, a court ruled that Alex Acosta had illegally hid that plea deal from the victims. And under all the public pressure, with members of Congress from both sides, the Justice Department announced that Epstein's 2007 case was going to be reinvestigated. Now old Jeffrey was feeling the heat this time, so he would relocate to his $8 million mansion in Paris. You know, which is far away from prying eyes. Now why France, you might say? Let's just say that the legal age of consent is 15 there. He couldn't be extradited. He could pull a Roman Polanski. Talk about you and little girls. Is there anything in it? Well, I like young women. Let's put it.

this way, and I think most men do, actually. Jeffrey would spend his last days as a free man in his Parisian apartment by himself. According to his servants, Jeffrey would just be on the computer all day long. The war against rational behavior, and Jeffrey was getting so paranoid that he purchased the bulletproof Mercedes and even hired two armed guards to stand outside of his apartment. The paranoia was setting in. Now, at the same time, Elaine Maxwell was feeling the heat because this immunity that she was granted in 2007, well, that's out the door. So, she would meet Prince Andrew in London for a little chit-chat. Were they meeting to get their story straight, or was it a warning about the legal impending disaster about to happen? Who knows? But five months from this meeting, Prince Andrew would appear on his infamous BBC interview, to which he admitted to meeting with Elaine. When was your last contact with her? Uh, it was earlier this year, funny enough, in the summer, in the spring-summer. About what? She was here.

um doing some rally but said that their conversation had nothing to do with Epstein and that was the last time. Yeah, because you just got something at all. No, no, actually, funnily enough, no, not at all. There wasn't anything to discuss about him because he wasn't in the news. It wasn't, you know, it was just we'd moved on. And from that meeting, Elaine would be seen less and less in the public's eye. She would dissolve every single one of her corporations and non-profits. She would move in with another boyfriend. This may have been an attempt for Galane to just try to live a normal life. Dozens of FBI officers were at the tarmac of Teeterboro Airport with a warrant in hand. For the last couple of months, they had been tracking his movements, and they had just received a word that Epstein's plane was landing. Within minutes, as the wheels hit the tarp, sirens are blaring, guns ablazing, and with no resistance, Jeffrey got out and was placed in the handcuffs and

while he was being driven to jail, his mansion was being raided, and his arrest would be headlined around the world. Justice would finally be served. The victims could have their day in court as inmate 761804 Jeffrey hated to sell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. It was cramped, it was dark, infested with cockroaches. He wasn't showering; his hair was a mess. Now, in typical Epstein fashion, he would use his wealth to play by his own rules. He paid numerous lawyers to visit the jail for up to 12 hours a day, giving him the right to meet them in a private room. But outside that meeting room and general population, it didn't take long for the other inmates to find out how wealthy he was. So, Jeffrey would devise a strategy to avoid being preyed upon by the other inmates. He would deposit money into their commissary accounts. Now, Epstein's attorneys claimed that this new indictment was a little more than just buyers or more from the government who had been embarrassed by the plea deal.

that they gave a decade earlier, and they were convinced that all of this was going to blow over, and Jeffrey was going to be a free man. So, trying to make life a little easier for Epstein, his attorney submitted a request for him to be on house arrest until his trial. He would pledge his entire 559 million dollar fortune as collateral just to be on house arrest. We're not even talking bail, and the judge denied it. Jeffrey was found on the floor of his cell with marks around his neck. His cellmate, Nicholas, yelled for the guards. They cut the bed sheet around his neck, and he was transported to the hospital where he was revived, discharged, and sent back to the jail, but now on suicide watch. Jeffrey told the guards that his cellmate had assaulted him the night before. Now, this story is highly doubted by the other inmates and the guards because it was just an excuse to avoid being put on suicide watch and to gain some sympathy from the judge. There's no evidence of that happening. Now, why would he want to avoid suicide watch? You're put in a

solitary room. You're naked except for a paper smock. The lights are on 24/7. The place is miserable. Jeffrey would meet with the prison psychologist every day until six days later when he was taken off S watch. A week later Epstein signs in his last will and testament. It would bequeath Epstein's assets, everything he had built in his life, to the 1953 trust. And according to the will, Epstein was worth 577 million dollars. His Manhattan Mansion 77 million, mansion in Paris 8.6, New Mexico Ozora Ranch 17 million, Palm Beach Mansion 12 million, and his Island 68 million. Now, like I said earlier, Jeffrey and his superstar team of attorneys had remained very optimistic about this case until August 9th. The lawyers crowded the plastic chairs in the meeting room with Jeffrey. The courts had just released a cache of previously sealed documents proving all of the disturbing details about the accusations against them. Jeffrey was done. Any hope of him getting out was gone. He was going to live the rest of

his life in prison. A few hours later on the overnight shift, only 18 guards were watching the jail of 750 inmates. And that night, Epstein's bunk mate was transferred out and placed in solitary confinement because he had a phone on him. And Jeffrey's last meal would be baked ziti with the tofu pasta. As the guards were delivering breakfast to all the inmates, they discovered Jeffrey in a cell unresponsive and blue in the face. He had used the bed sheet around his neck like he had before. The worker hit the alarm. The staff cut the bed sheet and tried to do CPR, but an hour later he was pronounced dead. It wasn't too long before news had spread all over the world. Breaking news this hour. Officials say multi-millionaire Jeffrey Epstein, Epstein high-profile prisoners of the last decade, commit suicide. The FBI would be called in to get to the bottom of us. Now Jeffrey's death would trigger a wave of outrage and conspiracy theories. According to one poll, 48 of Americans believe Epstein was murdered. Now some

people speculate that it was the Clinton family or as president Donald Trump. The meme Epstein didn't kill himself spread like wildfire across the internet. And Epstein didn't kill himself. Now, this is a personal anecdote, but when Jeffrey Epstein first died, I thought he was murdered. I was convinced of it. Everyone was talking about it. The evidence I saw, that was it, until I did the research for this video. For the last five months, I truly believe that Epstein killed himself. Now I'm going to state my case. Now, MCC, the jail he was held at, is nicknamed little Gitmo because the conditions are that bad there. The cells are leaking with human excrements because of the terrible plumbing into the cells. One lawyer said the mice there eat all of his clients' papers. Now, MCC had a staffing problem, a major one. They were so pressed for guards that they would force teachers, nurses, and cooks to step on in. The jail was designed to hold at maximum 480 inmates. It was 750 by the time Jeffrey got there, and there was

just 18 guards for the entire place. Now just to get a sense of how badly run that jail was, it was shut down last month because of all these problems for a total revamp. That's how bad it was. Now one of the biggest mistakes was the decision of the prison psychologist to end the S watch for Epstein after six days. According to some forensic psychologists, they say the usual time is about two to three weeks on S watch, not Epstein's six days. Now that night, the guards on his block should have checked Mr. Epstein every 30 minutes, but they stopped at 3:30 a.m. because they fell asleep. The two guards watching the entire block were working a 16-hour double shift, and they had falsified the records to make it look like they had checked in on the whole block. So these two guards would actually be charged criminally like months later for falsifying all the records, and it came out during the court case they were often on Facebook looking at Craigslist ads, and they had it on video of the

Guard sleeping now. The camera is a source of a lot of conspiracies. There is some weird stuff. So, they have footage of the cell block row. No one can be seen entering or exiting Jeff Russell. But it was the camera facing a cell that was off. Now, the jail first said that they had the footage, and then when it was exported to be used in a court case, the IT staff had recorded the wrong floor, so the footage essentially got erased. So, broken or faulty cameras is such a big issue right now within our own prison system that in 2016, the DOJ published a report about all of the deficiencies within the security camera systems in prisons. Hundreds of blind spots, broken cameras, faulty recording systems were found. Now, here's how bad it is. More than 30 prisoners have escaped from lockup across the United States over the last 20 months due to faulty cameras. So, there is a bill that was just passed in the Senate, sponsored by John Ossoff, called the Prison Camera Reform Act of 2021.

that will upgrade all of the cameras within federal prisons. So, what I'm trying to say is that broken cameras is not just a problem here at this jail, but at all jails and prisons across the United States. Now, Epstein's autopsy was conducted by a board-certified pathologist and 30 deputy medical examiners employed by New York. And then, on behalf of Mark Epstein and his attorneys, they hired Dr. Michael Baden, the celebrity medical examiner, to watch over the whole thing. So, weeks later, the 31 state medical examiners, they had ruled that Epstein's death was by suicide, except for Dr. Michael Baden. He believed that he was murdered. You see, Baden is known as the medical examiner you hire when you want the autopsy to go a certain way. Essentially, this guy is known for being incredibly unreliable. Now, I've linked an article down below going into detail about Dr. Michael Baden's integrity. Now, here's Baden's evidence. Now, doctors state that when you hang yourself, there are certain particular bones that break.

and Jeffrey broke those along with this hyoid bone, and that's more consistent with homicidal strangulation. But what Dr. Michael Baden left out was that the thyroid bone often breaks with the self-hanging of older people. Epstein was 66. Now, there are a lot of people who certainly wanted to see Jeffrey Epstein dead—powerful people, people who might have had evidence tied up in his blackmail scheme. Now, a murder isn't completely out of the realm of possibility. I'm open to the idea, but honestly, I don't think we're ever gonna know. It's ruled to Suicide technically, so until proven otherwise, that's what it appears to be. Now, for all the conspiracies about his suspicious death, I'll ask you one question: does it really change anything? He's dead. We'll never hear him be cross-examined under oath. The victims will never have their day in court. Think about it. Epstein lived a life of luxury, having whatever he wanted, and then being brought into one of the worst-run jails.

in the United States, living in a 50 square foot cell. And then he attempts one time and fails. And then days later, he's told he's going to be there for life. Jeffrey was not murdered. He chose the exit on his own terms. It was the last bit of control he could have over his life. As hard as she tried, Ghislaine could just not escape her past with Epstein. Days after his death, she'd be photographed in Los Angeles, eating alone, reading a book at In-N-Out. You say the whole world was now looking for her, but she was just hiding in plain sight. Now she knew that the authorities were starting to close in on her, so she would need to lay low. She would purchase a home in a remote city. She wrapped her cell phone in tinfoil, thinking that it would prevent her from being tracked. She would hire ex-British military as her private security and even registered a new phone number under the name G-Max. And all she wanted was for all of this to go away. [Music]

nearly one year since Jeffrey's arrest. 25 FBI agents raided Ghislaine Maxwell's compound and took her into custody. She would be placed on suicide watch permanently, kept under surveillance 24/7, or to put it as the Attorney General said, William Barr, We don't want any more F-ups. Now, her arrest would spark a whole other media frenzy over the case. Now that this Ghislaine Maxwell guy or lady got arrested, would she cooperate with the prosecutors? Would she reveal the secrets of Epstein? The lawyers representing the victim say she is just as evil as Epstein, and one person would actually defend Ghislaine, Alan Dershowitz. He wrote, Keep an open mind about Maxwell. Now, since her arrest, she's been denied bail three times, even with her 28.5 million dollar proposal, and she pleads not guilty. So, her case starts on November 29th, 2021. So, make sure to have your Thanksgiving leftovers ready. One of the biggest unanswered questions of the Epstein scandal is about the identities of the famous friends alleged

to have joined him in abusing women at all of his properties. Epstein's victims never got a chance to find out whether he would rat out his friends all just to save himself. Now rumors have circulated that Epstein had hidden cameras at his mansions and used this in a big blackmail scheme. In a 2015 affidavit, Virginia Roberts said she believed that videotapes of her abuse with Epstein and his friends existed. Though we may never really know what evidence exists, maybe we'll learn from the Lane's upcoming trial. Now Epstein's story doesn't fit into any political narrative neatly. The bad guys are on both sides in this story. Trump is linked to Epstein, and so was former President Bill Clinton. This story has less to do with politics and more to do with class and wealth. Epstein's money and influence protected not just himself but anyone who was connected to him, which is really the most disturbing example of power perpetuating itself.

The Connection Conspiracy Behind Jeffrey Epstein

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Jeffrey Epstein purchased Little Saint James Island for $8 million in 1998, using it to entertain elite figures while luring in underage girls.

His rapid rise to wealth was fueled by his relationship with Leslie Wexner, who gave Epstein complete control over his $4.

Epstein's power and influence grew through his association with Wexner, leading to a notorious lifestyle and involvement in the abuse of young girls.

The Twisted Legacy of Robert Maxwell and Ghislaine

Robert Maxwell, Galane's father, disappeared in 1991, leaving behind a legacy of stolen millions and a tarnished family reputation.

Galane moved to New York to start anew, where she met Jeffrey Epstein and became his close associate, allegedly recruiting girls for his abusive schemes.

The intertwining of Galane, Epstein, and Donald Trump created a controversial network, with their relationships and actions leading to numerous accusations and lawsuits against Epstein.

Alan Dershowitz, Donald Trump's defense attorney, is accused by Virginia Giuffre of having six encounters with her from ages 16 to 19, which he denies and has filed a defamation suit over.

Dershowitz admitted to receiving a massage at Epstein's mansion but claimed it was from an adult woman.

The scandal also involves Prince Andrew, who is accused of meeting Giuffre and having a photo taken with her, leading to his denial of ever meeting her.

The Controversial Life of Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein's connections with powerful figures, including Bill Clinton, raised suspicions, but there was no hard evidence of wrongdoing.

Epstein's midlife crisis led him to make a deal with Virginia for a child, but she left him for an Australian Muay Thai fighter.

His desire for children drove him to donate millions to Harvard and launch a controversial gene pool research program, while his trafficking activities eventually led to a police investigation and a controversial plea deal.

Jeffrey Epstein's Controversial Plea Deal and Aftermath

Epstein's co-conspirators were granted immunity, and Alex Acosta agreed to the plea deal, citing uncertainty in the case.

Epstein's early release from jail and work release program allowed him to continue his illicit activities.

Despite his conviction, Epstein managed to rebuild his network and public image, eventually connecting with powerful figures like Bill Gates.

Alex Acosta's role in Epstein's 2007 plea deal came under scrutiny, leading to a reinvestigation of the case.

Epstein's relocation to Paris and hiring of armed guards reflected his growing paranoia.

His arrest at Teeterboro Airport marked a turning point, but he used his wealth to manipulate his time in jail and avoid the consequences of his actions.

The Circumstances Surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's Death

Jeffrey Epstein was held in a miserable solitary room with 24/7 lights and a paper smock, meeting with a psychologist daily until he was taken off suicide watch.

His last will and testament revealed he was worth $577 million, with his assets spread across multiple properties.

Epstein's death, ruled a suicide, sparked global outrage and conspiracy theories, with many believing he was murdered, leading to a significant investigation and calls for prison camera reform.

The Controversial Death of Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein's death in prison has raised questions due to broken cameras and the involvement of a controversial medical examiner, Dr.

Michael Baden, who disputed the suicide ruling.

Epstein's death coincided with powerful individuals potentially having evidence tied to his blackmail scheme, leading to speculation about murder.

Ghislaine Maxwell's attempts to evade authorities after Epstein's death and her subsequent arrest have kept the scandal in the spotlight, with unanswered questions about the identities of Epstein's famous associates and the extent of his blackmail scheme.