The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) released more files on pedophile Jeffrey Epstein on Saturday, including grand jury documents from his trial and that of his accomplice and ex-partner Ghislaine Maxwell.
The DOJ thus continued the disclosure of the tycoon’s documents, which committed suicide in 2019to comply with the law that requires the government to release all unclassified information about the case.
Among the new documents are several PowerPoint presentations that federal prosecutors showed to grand jurors in order to indict Epstein and Maxwell.
A file regarding Epstein, dated June 18, 2019, includes several phone notes with handwritten messages stating: “I have a daughter for him” or “she has daughters for Mr. JE”.
In one of these notes, someone noted that Epstein had receivedor a call from the current president of the United States, Donald Trump, although there is no further note on the reason for this call.
Other names that appear in these notes have been crossed out, as in the documents made public last night, in which Some content has been censored.
The presentation also includes recordings of flights to cities such as New York or Palm Beach (Florida)and photographs of the tycoon’s homes in both locations.
The DOJ also released testimony from an FBI agent who told the grand jury that Epstein met a 14-year-old girl who had dropped out of school and told her she could make money. “if I gave a rich man a massage.”
“She wanted to earn money, so she agreed to go to his house and massage him,” explained the agent, who emphasized that after this delay, the minor was “dozens of times” at Epstein’s house.
During some of these meetings, she “had to massage him in underwear or directly naked, and sometimes he touched her breasts and genitals.
In the Ghislaine Maxwell case, the DOJ released a grand jury presentation on June 29, 2020 that includes pictures of her with the tycoon. These photographs had already been published previously.
Also included are Maxwell’s statements while he was questioned by authoritiesas well as emails from unknown senders.
In one of them, someone thanks Epstein for the “generous donation of $200,000 for a residency scholarship.
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