ooszyj
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1·2 months agoHere’s a write-up on the Geffen connection:
https://epstein-data.com/reports/social-networks/GEFFEN_INVESTIGATION.html
Thanks. For some reason that fails to load for me. Firefox just has a black PDF viewer page.
This is the file in question: https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00095751.pdf
Epstein? Barely even knew the guy. He did my inventory.
5 hours long.
I’m 20mins in, and they get pretty much straight to the case of establishing the nature of the Epstein/Wexner relationship.
I don’t know Holman and Iozzo, but I remember hearing about Ito in the 00s and 10s in the tech industry.
It’s powerful to see efforts like that of the volunteer citizens digging in to the released files early on, and making copies, are paying off. The epstein-data.com site that Sollenberger cites as his source for the scrubbed documents is on the list in the pinned post with Epstein Files resources in this community: https://lemmy.world/post/43115555
Thank you for your stewardship of this community. Glad to contribute.
Added a bullet list of “what we know” from the article on The Guardian. The BBC also has extensive reporting on the matter:
His philanthropy is also problematic for more reasons than tax dodging:
https://www.thenation.com/article/society/bill-gates-philanthropy-misanthropy/
Archived article: https://archive.ph/djOu5
The misconduct this is based on, is him passing confidential information directly to Epstein, while he was a trade envoy for the UK. That’s what they can get him on for now. This is an option to get him in the seat, and ask him about his relationship with Epstein.
It’s a small start, but it is a start.
Glad to see another line of investigation opened by the British police forces.
Great, thanks for pointing to the jmail one instead 👍
Excellent.
Also, that April 7 exchange isn’t on the DOJ website anymore:
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet 10/EFTA01990936.pdf
Some excellent sleuthing right there. Thanks for doing that digging.
The github repo in the first listing has been turned into a website now, by the author:
He’s been examining the releases over a longer period. Check out videos on his voidzilla YouTube channel for some quality investigative work on what has been made public so far.
It’s quite well documented who’s behind jmail and the associated sites:
Stephen Findeisen (Coffeezilla) is among the contributors, which in my opinion gives it very high credibility and trustworthyness.
You left out the other juicy bits from that document:
Hackers, Hezbollah, theatre companies, swiss bank accounts, Iranians, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Vatican state citizens. That latter detail is interesting, because there’s not that many of them around (less than 1000 currently).
Sounds indeed rather insane, from 2017. Can’t rule out some nutjob reciting their book of conspiracies, there’s a little too much of the greatest hits in there for me to put much confidence in this report.
Addendum: also worth noting that JEs mansion is on the upper east side of Manhattan, not west side.