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[R] [T] Whistleblowers: Epstein’s Black Book

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First published at 22:22 UTC on May 5th, 2024.

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5/4/2024. Many questions remain unanswered since the death of Jeffrey Epstein. What was the actual source of his money? Was he an agent working for a foreign intelligence service? Who was it that ordered that Epstein be given a sweetheart deal after his first arrest? Why was he being protected and by whom? And perhaps most importantly, why is it, nearly five years after his death, that we still do not know who among the rich and powerful were connected to him? On this episode of The Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou speaks with independent investigative journalist Christopher Helali about how these questions could be answered by Epstein’s little black books.

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