starseek :
I've been doing a really deep investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, and honestly, there's so much more to this than I initially realised. I want to catch you up because I've been looking into his finances, the people surrounding him, politicians, scientists, artificial intelligence, genetics, surveillance, intelligence agencies, and how some of these developments connect to the technology we're seeing today.
One of the biggest things I've started questioning is whether Epstein was exceptionally good at understanding human behaviour, not necessarily because he cared about people, but because he understood how to exploit their vulnerabilities, ambitions, desires and weaknesses. Think about the different people he surrounded himself with: billionaires, politicians, scientists, academics and influential figures. He could offer funding, connections, opportunities and access. It makes me wonder how many people he manipulated, including powerful individuals who might have thought they were the ones benefiting from him.
Of course, we already know about his horrific sexual abuse and trafficking of girls and young women. That is established, and the victims must remain at the centre of this. But I've also been looking at how he financed his activities and maintained relationships with powerful people, including after his 2008 conviction.
One major discovery involves his company Southern Trust in the US Virgin Islands. It was presented to authorities as a business developing DNA databases, biomedical data analysis, artificial intelligence and financial algorithms. It received substantial tax concessions, including a 90% income-tax exemption. Between 2013 and 2017, it reported approximately $192 million in income and around $73 million in tax exemptions. The Virgin Islands government later alleged that the company wasn't actually conducting the informatics business it claimed and that money was being used to support Epstein's wider operation. Those were civil allegations, but the financial figures and tax arrangements are documented.
Then there's Leon Black, the billionaire co-founder of Apollo Global Management, who paid Epstein enormous amounts for financial and..
2026-10-15 02:04:51