Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. Yesterday we were talking about a storage locker
or storage lockers I should say, that were rented by
Jeffrey Epstein prior to his arrest. Well, today we have
another article talking about those storage lockers, giving us some
more context about what was in those storage units and
the private investigators who were hired by Epstein to move
all this stuff and put it in these storage lockers.
So today we have an article from the Sun and
the headline chilling contents of Epstein's secret storage locker revealed
as pedo hid videotapes and sex slave manuals away from
the cops. This article was authored by Claudia Lee. The
convicted pedophile reportedly paid private detectives to remove equipment from
his Florida mansion before a police raid and stash it
in rented lockups across the country. And this was prior
to the first rate of his house during the first
investigation down in Florida. And we all know that he
was tipped off, right, everybody knows that, considering when the
authorities arrived, the computers were gone and all that was
left was a bunch of dangling wires, and there's a
lot of talk that it was Sandy Berger who was
involved in helping tip off Jeffrey Epstein. Now that's unconfirmed,
but certainly something that has been talked about for a
very long time. And when you look at Jeffrey Epstein
and his reach down in Palm Beach, it becomes rather
obvious what went down. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein
and the first arrest, he was obviously tipped off. He
obviously had friends in high places, and those friends did
everything they could to try and soften the blow. And
considering how some of these Epstein apologies cling onto that
bullshit that first investigation, how it was just one seventeen
year old girl, they did their job well, didn't they.
Financial records indicate Epstein least at least six storage units
over more than a decade, including a facility in Palm Beach, Florida.
The unit was rented on Epstein's behalf by Riley Kurile
Detective Agency. An inventory of the lock up showed a
chilling cash of nude photographs believed to be Epstein's victims.
According to the Telegraph, all right, so, when Jeffrey Epstein
was first arrested. How come none of this stuff was raided?
How come all of his mansions weren't raided at the
same time. Well, I'll tell you why, because the scope
of the investigation didn't call for it. I mean, look
at what happened with Diddy. He had all of his
properties raided, right, every last one of them. And if
he had storage units, those would have been rated too.
But Jeffrey Epstein, they keep the scope narrow that way
they can get away with their bullshit and protect everybody
else that was involved. But sure, I guess Jeffrey Epstein's
just nostrodamus and he knew that this raid was coming
and decided to move all this stuff Right Amongst the
disturbing horde, the disgrace financier was also hiding DVD's sexualizing teenagers,
three computers, three page list of messuses in Florida, and
laboratory results. You have to think that Jeffrey Epstein was
a walking Petrie Dish. All the women that he was with,
all the disgusting shitt he was up to, God only knows.
And when you start looking at some of these test results,
you see that the dude had several different STIs Gonnerrhea chlamydia,
literally a walking Petrie dish. And it really makes me
believe the Bill Gates STD stories a lot more. I mean,
if Epstein of himself had these STDs and then we
hear about Bill Gates possibly catching an STD, seems to
me that that story has some legs. The video reportedly
contained footage of someone in the shower and the woman
in lingerie. Epstein also paid private detectives to hide sex toys,
body massagers, and women's lingerie, more than two thousand dollars
in cash, a concealed weapons permit, and a Harvard ID card.
Oh well, not shocked there, considering that Jeffrey Epstein was
the patron saying of Harvard, why wouldn't he have a card?
That makes a whole lot of sense. Honestly, the guy
had an office there, and the concealed weapons permit, that's weird.
Why did he need that? I thought that Jeffrey Epstein
was just, you know, some loan predator, some guy that
had a bunch of money, sat around rubbing his hands
together as girls throw themselves at him. Isn't that the
narrative we're being pitched that these women wanted to be
with Epstein. Imagine being that big of a ghoul. Imagine
being that big of a fucking moron to think that
these women wanted to be with Epstein. Now, look, I'm
not saying that there weren't some that wanted to be
around them, you know, the Core four, some of the
other women. But these girls who were fourteen, fifteen, sixteen
years old, you really think that that was their plan
in life to go give Jeffrey Epstein a massage and
then get molested by them, and then get course to
bring their friends, and then for the grand finale later
on down the road, a bunch of grown ass men
trying to frame these little girls as traffickers. How brave man,
You guys are really brave anything to defend the administration, right,
And the vast majority of these same people were the
ones that were yelling and screaming about protect the kids,
protect the kids with the culture war. But now that's inconvenient, right,
So it went from protect those kids to let's call
those kids human traffickers in order to pitch our narrative.
They were sure worried about libraries, but they don't seem
to be too worried about what was going on at
Jeffrey Epstein's house. Make that make sense. Copies of the
two who computer hard drives were recovered by the FBI.
Well that's good, but I'm sure they stashed those. Gotta
protect your boys, right, But it's not known if any
of the material in the lock up was ever found.
Serge Warrant suggests US authorities never rated the lockers. Well
why would they? Why would they go and look for evidence?
They know the whole story already, right, Well, of course
they do. They wrote it, They're in control of it,
and they know that their asset, Jeffrey Ebstein, is a
disgusting piece of shit. So no investigation needed, right. The
more evidence we have, the more of an investigation we
have to engage in, and God forbid we do that.
This means they may still contain unseen evidence relating to
Abstein and people in his orbit, including Andrew mount Batten
Windsor and Lord Mandelsson. The revelations come after the US
Department of Justice released three million files linked to Abstein
last month. The closures have led to the arrest of
both Mandelssohn and Andrew on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Both have been released under investigation. Both the DOJ and
FBI have previously said there's no credible evidence that Epstein
blackmail prominent individuals or maintained a client list. Well, I
don't think he had a client list, but blackmail most certainly,
We've already seen one example with Bill Gates. But it's
not good enough. Right, Let's just make pretend that didn't happen.
Emails from credit card statement shoe Epstein was leasing a
self storage unit in Florida from two thousand and three,
overlapping with his years in Palm Beach transactions. Shoe Epstein
made monthly payments of around one hundred and forty dollars
for a royal Palm Beach unit until twenty nineteen, the
year of his death. Authorities have long suspected Epstein was
tipped off about the first police raid on his Palm
Beach mansion in two thousand and five. One thousand percent,
one thousand percent. I mean, there's still people out there
that debate that that's crazy. I guess those computers just
magically new to disappear, huh. I guess all that evidence
just knew to walk Michael Ryder. Then Palm Beach police
chief later said the place had been cleaned up and
that computer material appeared to be missing. Newly uncovered emails
suggests Epstein may have paid private investigators to remove items
in advance. The inventory was email to Ebstein and his
lawyers in August of two thousand and nine, a month
after his release from jail for soliciting a minor for prostitution.
And just to be clear once again, imagine your daughter
was solicited by Jeffrey Epstein and you read an article
and they called her a prostitute. That would be nice, huh?
I mean, what are you some kind of puritan? The
girl was sixteen, seventeen years old? All good? What's wrong
with you in the year twelve thirty seven. That's the
kind of shit these people are arguing these days, and
it's wild, as held to see in In August twenty third,
two thousand, email, Bill Riley of the Riley Kailey Detective
Agency wrote to Epstein and his lawyers. Over the weekend,
I learned that plaintiff's counsel are looking to get from
me the computers and paperwork I took from Jeff's house
prior to the search warrant. I have them locked in
a storage unit and would like to know what to
do with them they are no longer needed in the
criminal case. I assume is it possible to give these
items for your review and safekeeping, or to give to
Darren Endike, Epstein's lawyer, or back to Jeff Or how
about you just hand them over to us. That'll be cool,
and then bad boys right over to the authorities. Oh
that's right, there's no authorities that care, got it. Credit
card records show Epstein paid Riley Coriiley Agency thirty eight thousand,
five hundred dollars between January and May of twenty ten.
The detectives declined to comment, saying their work was confidential. Cool.
Sounds like they need to be subpoened. Let's see what
they have to say. What else did they move? What
did they see? When did they see it? The basic questions.
Separate emails indicate Epstein's staff discussed moving computers and CDs
from Little Saint James, his private island in the US
Virgin Islands, into the hidden lockups. Oh, I bet just
to clean up, right, No kind of ulterior motives, not
trying to hide anything. We just have to tidy the
place up. The FBI declined to say whether any external
units had ever been searched. It remains unclear whether any
of the material was destroyed, relocated, or retained by Epstein's
estate after his death. Well, yeah, we just have no idea,
and that's the biggest problem here. All these years later
and we still don't know. And I don't think there's
any reality where it's okay that the FBI and the
DOJ didn't raid these storage units, and I don't think
there's any logical excuse for them not to do so.
And I'm pretty interested in what these storage units might
hold and what evidence, if any, that could possibly be
used to help further the investigation, and if not, that
maybe fill in some blanks, because one thing's for sure,
this is only the tip of the iceberg. All the
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