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The case of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, on its surface, is about child sex trafficking, prostitution, grooming, pedophilia, the exploitation of children, human slavery, and child abuse.
At its core it reveals how intelligence agents working on behalf of a foreign government can hijack and control the United States. There is little question that Epstein and Maxwell were Mossad agents running an international blackmail operation. How that unholy alliance began and how the U.S. turned a blind eye to the Lolita scandal (and other covert activites before it) is what I have spent a lot of time exploring.
Jeffrey Epstein was written about as if he were a mythical figure. But it is like taking Jack the Ripper, Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, rolling them into one, and working backwards. Epstein purchased glowing stories in the media: Vanity Fair, New York Magazine, New York Times among other seemingly well respected and widely read publications.
They all wrote about the mysterious Ralph-Lauren lookalike with a penchant for privacy and secrecy. Except Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t any of the things described but rather a carefully constructed persona—a sexual predator, a spy.
When paired with rich, powerful and famous men like Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew and Donald Trump, Epstein had unlimited access to anyone. Worldwide. On every level of the social spectrum: the uber wealthy and underprivileged children. These are the worlds he inhabited.
Ironically, it would be Epstein’s flaunting of his friendship with these stratospheric personalities that would lead to his demise. However, for decades his crimes went un-reported, un-noticed, and un-punished. It is clear he was enabled by blackmailed luminaries and his handlers in the intelligence world.

In this book, the author examines the man behind the myth and shares startling discoveries.