Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. When you hear the name Jeffrey Epstein, obviously
the first thing you think of is that he's a
disgusting piece of shit who abused a bunch of girls,
and you're right to think that way. But the Jeffrey
Epstein story is so much more than that, and it
goes so much deeper, and it affects just about every
facet of our lives. And one of the biggest issues
for me that got me interested in the story in
the first place was the FBI and the DOJ and
their misconduct when it comes to handling this case. So
when I first started talking about this back in twenty nineteen,
that was the path I was on. That something was fishy,
and there was a lot of information out there that
just didn't make sense. And when you started putting it
all together, it was obvious that the investigation itself was tilted,
and that the vestigation was meant to narrow the blast
radius to only include Jeffrey Epstein and Glene Maxwell. And
why would the government fail to investigate something as egregious
as what Jeffrey Epstein was allegedly doing. Well because he
was working for them and with them. That's why. But
one of the biggest issues that I've always had is
how this case was handled. And that's why I've always
called for a robust investigation, because there's never been one.
We've never had a real investigation here. And like I
was saying in the previous episode talking about Wexner, I mean,
how can you tell me there's a real investigation if
you never even spoke with Wes Wexner, Like, please make
that make sense. It's like saying that you're gonna do
an investigation into the Sinaloa cartel, but you have no
desire to see what the Chippeiteos are up to. How
can you call that an investigation? It's not. And the
same goes here. They never had a real investigation. The
whole entire point was to make sure that the blast
radius didn't affect other people who were paying the bills,
other people that were well situated, or as we like
to call them now, the Epstein class. So in this episode,
we have an article from the Guardian and the headline
Epstein files placed renewed attention on US authorities failure to
stop them. This article was authored by Victoria B. Kempis.
The Department of Justice release of millions of Jeffrey Epstein
files has not only prompted questions about his crimes, but
renewed attention on authorities failure to stop him after an
accuser reported him in nineteen ninety six. This new cash
of Epstein files has provided more insight to authorities and
what they were familiar with when it comes to allegations
against them in the years that followed, including the time
between his sweetheart plea deal in two thousand and eight
and his federal arrest nearly six years ago. Oh, they
knew any about him, and not just what Maria told him.
They knew what Jeffrey Epstein was. They were utilizing his services.
Believe me when I tell you they knew what he was.
They didn't care because the means justified the end. While
it's known that accuser Virginia Roberts attorneys met with federal
prosecutors in twenty sixteen about Epstein to no avail, recently
disclosed files indicate that detailed information was provided to federal
authorities years before that sit down. This included allegations against
Andrew mount Batten Windsor documents indicate that he appeared on
the FBI's radar about fifteen years ago. They don't investigate
that kind of stuff. They only investigate stuff that has
to do with us. Now. They're friends now with people
at the top of the wrong right, the soul called
masters of the Universe, Queen Elizabeth's son, God forbid you
do something wrong. See how quick that shit changes. A
woman whose name is redacted from these documents, gave an
interview to FBI agents about Epstein and Maxwell in twenty
eleven with federal prosecutor in attendance by phone. Hur account
echoes Robert's public and legal allegations against the sex traffickers.
And not only that, going Reid the grand jury documents
that were released, it's clear as daylight the actual investigator
who was investigating the case and who gave testimony in
front of the jury. The grand jury talks about how
these girls were confirmed to be under age. So what
is the debate even here, like there is no doubt
that these girls were under age. Were they all under age? No?
Were they all groomed? No? Were they all abused? Most
certainly the US Embassy in Australia told the countries National
police The Federal Bureau of Investigation Miami Field Office is
assisting the Palm Beach Police Department in Florida with an
ongoing investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, a US citizen. And it
went nowhere. It went absolutely nowhere because it was killed.
And when you have lawyers like Alan Dershowitz and Jay
Lefkowitz and the rest of that so called dream team,
what do you think is gonna happen? Why do you
think Epstein hired all those people? Do you think it
was because you know they're just great inside the courtroom.
That's not what it was. It was for their contacts,
for who they know, for how they can get the
ball moving. And we see how that worked out for him, right,
because they accelerated this all the way up to DOJ
Brass and that ended up with Jeffrey Epstein getting that
plea deal. Oh No, it wasn't a Costa like people
want to tell you, it was Philippe, It was Mukaysy.
It was DJ Brass who gave the final low. K
now it might be a Costa's name that was signed
to it, but we all know he didn't make that decision.
The accuser who was told in late two thousand and
eight about Epstein's plea deal, as she was found to
be one of his victims, contacted federal authorities in South Florida.
Three years later, federal agents questioned her at the US
Consulate in Sydney on March seventeenth, twenty eleven. This woman
provided an extensive account of Epstein's abuse and alleged participation
of co conspirator Glenn Maxwell, as well as other men.
As a teenage girl during the late nineties. The woman,
who described suffering at the hands of several predatory men
after leaving a rehab facility, told agents that her father,
a maintenance man at Donald Trump's mar A Lago club,
secured a job for her as a locker room attendant there. Well,
we all know who this person is, right, Who did
they get from mar A Lago. The woman, then an
aspiring massage therapist, was reading a book on this subject.
Maxwell came up to her and claimed that she was
looking for a traveling massuse. So this is when Virginia
first reported them. What did they do about it? Well,
that's right, nothing, not a goddamn thing. But sure all
these girls should just come forward and have confidence that
people are gonna listen, that people are gonna do something
because you know, that's what's happened in the past, right
and with the way people are talking now, I'd be
surprised if anybody ever comes forward ever again. Not long
after the woman traveled to Epstein's Palm Beach home, where
he abused her. She told agents she ultimately traveled and
that the sexual abuse continued, and that he trafficked her
to other men. Roberts, who died by suicide last spring,
had long alleged that Epstein and Maxwell made her engage
in sexual activity with the former Duke of York Andrew
mount Baton Winsol, the former prince, who was removed from
royal life over his relationship with Epstein, was arrested on
Thursday in England. Is staunchly denied any wrongdoing. Wasn't me.
I wasn't in that picture. I was even pizza. Say one,
now you're doing what did you happen to have any
grape soda? All right, all right, I jest, digest I'm
just kidding with that, but really, pizza as the alibi.
Pretty ironic, no, pretty funny if you ask me, and
certainly not believable. Oh yeah, I was getting a slice.
Bro Come on, they have a special up there, two
slices and a can of coke four bucks. Oh oh great,
I gotta get to Woking. Maxwell, who was found guilty
of luring teenage girls into Epstein's predatory orbit, has insisted
on her innocence. Epstein died in jail while awaiting his
sex trafficking trial in twenty nineteen. FBI documents that chronicle
of the interview also detail menacing actions against this woman.
She told federal agents about receiving phone calls from men
purporting to be FBI agents seeking information about her knowledge
of Epstein. She said that her attorney and Epstein called
her by phone a few weeks after these men contacted her,
and that he said if she did not say anything
to investigators, he would take care of her. And this
is another big problem. You know, you got people out
here who talk like, oh, these girls never came forward.
They didn't want to, you know, testify against Epstein. They
were a cant did they got paid off? Are you
fucking kidding right now? They got paid off? And if
you know anything about being poor, you know how enticing
that money would be the release of information regarding this
twenty eleven interview comes as victims and advocates continue to
show that law enforcement officials repeatedly had opportunities to meaningfully
hold Epstein and A Maxwell accountable before his twenty nineteen arrest.
The chronology makes clear that had Epstein been interdicted, others
would not have suffered the same abuse. One thousand percent,
one thousand percent. Everybody was negligent in their duty, and
a whole lot of people need to explain why. Maria Farmer,
a painter who worked for Epstein in nineteen ninety six,
filed a report with the FBI stating that he stole
nude images of her siblings. This FBI report states that
Farmer took artistic photos of her younger sisters for her
personal work. Epstein stole photos and negatives and is believed
to have sold the pictures to potential buyers. The report said, yikes, Well,
we know that he was trading that kind of nasty shit,
and furthermore, who was he trading it with? Who was
sending him that anybody who sent any kind of see
sam should be arrested. No like that should be a priority.
In my opinion, Nothing left to investigate say what now.
The document also said that Epstein asked for pictures of
young girls at swimming pools and threatened farmer, stating that
if she tells anyone about the photos, he'll burn her
house down. Epstein did serve a brief period of time
in the Palm Beach Jail on Florida state level prostitution charges,
including procuring someone under eighteen. Under his Sweetheart plea deal,
he was granted work release one person, one girl, and
over forty came forward. But sure, everything is cool, nothing
to see here, just move on. Hey, did you hear
there's going to be an alien reveal later? And honestly,
I wouldn't be shocked to find out if there are
aliens that Epstein was abusing them too. Officials said that
Epstein abused others between his plea deal, which allowed him
to avoid federal prosecution, and his arrest years later. One
adult victim alleged that she was abused at Epstein's office
during his daytime furlough. The Virgin Islands sued Epstein's estate
in January twenty twenty, stating that flight logs from twenty
eleven to twenty nineteen show that he brought underage girls
and young women to his private island, where they were
deceptively subjected to sexual servitude, forced to engage in sexual acts,
and coerced into commercial sexual activity and forced labor. That's
what the government says in the USVII. But sure, let
me listen to some unkept, slovenly looking scumbag who spends
her time talking shit on Twitter. Woh okay, Yeah, that
sounds like a great source. As recent as twenty eighteen,
air traffic controllers and others at the airport reported seeing
Epstein leave his plane with young girls, some of whom
appeared to be between the ages of eleven and eighteen years.
The lawsuit states the Virgin Islands that Epstein trafficked and
abused these girls and others in the Virgin Islands through
twenty eighteen. Spencer Coove, who did not represent Virginia but
as an attorney for multiple Epstein victims, questioned why federal
agents did not take action following the twenty eleven interview.
If that information was credible, and there is every reasonab
believe it was, then the obvious question is why meaningful
action did not follow, said Gouvin Couvin of Gold Law
survivors did their part, they spoke, and when institutions failed
to act on the disclosures, the system, not the victims,
must answer for that. It's deeply troubling. Survivors like Virginia
showed extraordinary courage in coming forward. He also said the
lack of urgency is institutional. Accountability must include examining why
those opportunities were missed. Ask what transpired following the twenty
eleven interview. The FBI said it declines to comment. The
Justice Department did not immediately respond to a question about
what happened after that interview. There needs to be a lawsuit,
a class action lawsuit five by all the survivors, every
last one of them, against the United States government, the
same way that happened with Naser. That needs to happen here,
and people who were involved, they need to be held accountable.
Anybody who didn't file reports, you know, swept things under
the rug. Anyone who gave that kind of order, we
need to hear from them, because it's obvious that this
wasn't just one mistake, that this wasn't just one thing
that ended up slipping through the cracks. It was systemic,
it was planned, and it was ongoing, and I want
to know who signed off on it, who gave the okay,
who told the investigator is that, you know what, we're
not going to investigate this any further. Close that down.
That's the kind of information we need. And whoever those
investigators are, they should be brought in front of Congress,
and they should be under oath too, because this wasn't
just one or two bad decisions. It was the whole
entire system being tilted in the favor of Jeffrey Epstein. Rightly, so,
the people of America and the people of the world, well,
we want to know why. All right, folks, that's gonna
do it for this one. All of the information that
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