The Biggest Bombshells in Newly Unsealed Epstein Documents

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Over 2,000 pages were released Friday about the notorious sex offender and his girlfriend, who is accused of procuring young girls for his abuse.

Pilar Melendez
Justin Miller
Katie Baker
Updated 08.10.19 3:34AM ET / Published 08.09.19 6:35PM ET

One of the biggest blows in the decade-plus case of Jeffrey Epstein came on Friday when a federal court unsealed documents from a lawsuit by one of Epstein’s accusers against his mysterious girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell. Virginia Giuffre accused Maxwell of procuring young girls for sexual abuse by Epstein and his powerful friends. (The two sides settled in 2017.) The more than 2,000 pages of documents provide the greatest details yet on allegations against Epstein, including eye-popping claims involving some of the world’s most famous men, allegations of sex slaves, and more.

Here are some of the major revelations:

Directed to Have Sex With World’s Most Powerful Men

Giuffre said in several depositions that Maxwell and Epstein trafficked her to powerful men for sex. In 2016, she said Maxwell specifically instructed her to serve former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, Britain’s Prince Andrew, wealthy financier Glenn Dubin, former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, modeling scout Jean-Luc Brunel, and scientist Marvin Minsky. She also says Maxwell and Epstein directed her to have sex with “another prince,” a "foreign president," a well-known prime minister" and the owner of a “large hotel chain.” None of the men named have been charged with a crime and all have denied inappropriate behavior.

Epstein ‘Needed’ Three Orgasms a Day
A woman once employed to be Epstein’s personal masseuse testified that he said he needed “at least three orgasms” every day day. “It was biological, like eating,” said Johanna Sjoberg. “I thought it was a little crazy.”

More: https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-biggest-bombshells-in-newly-unsealed-jeffrey-epstein-documents

[former9thward]

1. It is no mystery why he had to be suicided Friday.

[moondust]

3. And Congress on long recess.

Interesting timing.

[lunatica]

4. He couldn't get his quota of orgasms a day

I guess the only recourse from such an evil punishment just had to be to off himself. Poor guy.

[Gore1FL]

11. When no one is around to give them an orgasm, who doesn't off themself? nt

[lunatica]

12. LOL!

Exactly!

[jayschool2013]

15. He couldn't rub one out

So he got rubbed out (by himself, according to authorities).

[ZZenith]

2. "Owner of a large hotel chain."

Who could that possibly be?

[rpannier]

7. I wouldn't jump too quickly at that

If the description 'chain' comes from the courts, it's less likely to be him, since Trump does not own hotel chains
Bill Marriott (Marriott Hotels) own hotel chains
Trump owns only 11 hotel properties (world wide) which does not qualify as a chain in business terminology (or meet the legal definition)
Most Trump Hotels paid to use his name, but he exercises no control over their operation
Hilton Hotels was privately owned until 2013

It could be Trump, but he doesn't own a large hotel chain, according to the legal definition

[Midnight Writer]

5. Anyone remember Candy Jones?

[shanti]

6. Curiously

where is his friend, Ghislaine Maxwell? Haven't heard a peep...

[rpannier]

8. Hiding out in York?

[mysteryowl]

9. severe sex addicts

[jcgoldie]

10. Oh brother.

Didn't he have a damn shower like everyone else?

[Blue_true]

13. I would rather not think about what a guy like that did in the shower alone.

One article said that he wore new polo-shirts only once. Trully mixed up person.

[jcgoldie]

14. Sorry to bring up the imagery

...but whatever he might have done in the shower alone was far better than what we know he did when he wasn't alone.

[Blue_true]

16. I don't remotely dispute your claim. Him in the shower alone doing whatever

he did would have been preferred over the perversion that he engaged in.

[zackymilly]

17. Three? Amateur! n/t

[PCIntern]

18. I was thinking that myself...

But tastefulness and unwillingness to over-self-disclose are extant.