Epstein RedPill Collection |
Fact checks on Jeffrey Epstein and the people around him. That includes court records, DOJ file dumps, flight logs, emails, and public statements checked against the source documents, plus claims about who visited, who cut ties, and what the files actually say. Every entry is tied to video, official text, or an archived page.
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A 2009 DOJ email shows Jeffrey Epstein wrote that Jews made money shorting shipping futures while goyim dealt in the real world.
The Epstein files do not prove Harvey Levin was friends with Jeffrey Epstein. They show Epstein's hired PR man Mike Sitrick calling Levin his own friend. Absence of proof is not disproof.
December 2018 iMessages in the DOJ files have Epstein warning not to corner a rat and speculating Trump might bomb Iran. The graphic is a paraphrase, not a verbatim quote.
A December 2018 DOJ Epstein email has him telling Masha Drokova he was the really bad guy who gets children for sex sent to his island.
Mark Edward Middleton was a Clinton White House aide with documented ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The Arkansas State Crime Laboratory ruled his May 2022 death a suicide from a contact shotgun wound of the chest and hanging.
The 2019 OCME autopsy described Epstein's prostate as present and enlarged. It did not record a prostatectomy.
Charlie Kirk said Jeffrey Epstein was a creation of Mossad, Israeli intelligence, American intelligence, Saudi intelligence, or a hired-gun intelligence asset.
No public record reviewed here shows Robert Maxwell wrote or edited U.S. school history textbooks. He did buy Macmillan Inc. in 1988 and put its school units into a 50/50 joint venture with McGraw-Hill.
On an October 2025 podcast Lutnick said he cut ties with Epstein in 2005. DOJ emails show his family visited Little Saint James in December 2012.
Katie Couric has said she attended a December 2010 dinner at Epstein's Manhattan townhouse, more than two years after his 2008 conviction.
Flight logs list Ruslana Korshunova on Epstein's jet to St. Thomas at age 18 in June 2006. She died in 2008 after a fall from her New York apartment.
In 2014, Blockstream took a $500,000 seed allocation from Jeffrey Epstein after his 2008 sex-offense conviction, as shown in DOJ files.
In the Bannon interview released with the Epstein files, Epstein said Bill Clinton threatened banks with discriminatory-lending charges if they refused subprime mortgages.
Guard Tova Noel Googled latest on Epstein in jail about 38 to 48 minutes before his body was found. FBI files also log large cash deposits.
In July of 2025, Mark Levin when interviewing Speaker Mike Johnson on his show