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>...das hier geht in dem dampfenden Haufen Scheiße fast unter:
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>"November: One of Epstein’s former butlers tries to sell to an undercover FBI agent a black book filled with the names of hundreds of girls and young women that Epstein allegedly procured for sex and massages. The butler tells FBI agents he witnessed nude underage girls at Epstein’s pool and had known that the millionaire was having sex with them. He also said he saw pornography involving underage girls on Epstein’s computers. The butler/houseman, Alfredo Rodriguez, is later charged with obstruction of justice and sentenced to federal prison. He dies in 2015. The contents of the black book become public as part of several civil lawsuits."
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>[https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/article221404845.html]
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>WTF?!? O_O
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>Da hast Du mit den zwei Rechtssystemen für Arme und Reiche den Nagel echt auf den Kopf getroffen...
Diesen Teil, aus dem von pry verlinkten Artikel, fand ich in der Hinsicht auch bezeichnend:
"In never consulting with the victims, and keeping it secret, it showed that someone with money can buy his way out of anything.’’
It was far from the last time Epstein would receive VIP handling. Unlike other convicted sex offenders, Epstein didn’t face the kind of rough justice that child sex offenders do in Florida state prisons. Instead of being sent to state prison, Epstein was housed in a private wing of the Palm Beach County jail. And rather than having him sit in a cell most of the day, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office allowed Epstein work release privileges, which enabled him to leave the jail six days a week, for 12 hours a day, to go to a comfortable office that Epstein had set up in West Palm Beach. This was granted despite explicit sheriff’s department rules stating that sex offenders don’t qualify for work release.
Aber gut, es geht ja deutlich hervor, dass da massiv Geld, Vitamin B und wahrscheinlich die Interessen anderer namhafter Freunde von Epstein und junger Mädchen, mit am Werke waren.