Alec Baldwin, Naomi Campbell, Michael Jackson and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The Justice Department revealed new documents on Thursday, February 27, naming former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, Michael Jackson, Alec Baldwin, Naomi Campbell, Mick Jagger, Prince Andrew, the late Ethel Kennedy, the mother of Robert F. Kennedy, and others in Jeffrey Epstein’s new secret document.
Fox News and other credible sources claim that none of the celebrities were charged with any offenses connected to the late “predator” Epstein.
Documents also revealed that a filing with the name “MASSEUSES” contained 254 additional names. They were censored, though.
Even though a few political leaders were named in the files, many who were interested in learning more about Epstein and his relationship with political figures found the results to be “disappointing.”
It bears the names of Michael Jackson, Kennedy, Prince Andrew, 65, Cuomo, 67, Jagger, 81, Baldwin, 66, and Campbell.
According to the Office of Public Affairs, sealed documents pertaining to Epstein and his “sexual abuse of over 250 teenage females at his houses in New York and Florida” were released last year by a federal court order.
Due to his connections to world leaders who would profit from excursions on his own island in the Caribbean and his “Lolita Express” private jet, the convicted sex offender’s criminal case has garnered public attention.
Epstein had a reputation for keeping powerful politicians and businesses in his inner circle so they could discuss business ventures and philanthropy.
President Trump, former President Bill Clinton, and Bill Gates were among the people Epstein was involved with.
But after Epstein allegedly had an altercation with a member’s adolescent daughter in 2007, Trump reportedly forbade him from entering his Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida.
After Gate declined joining the convicted felon’s multibillion-dollar fund in 2017, Epstein allegedly threatened to expose Gate’s purported relationship with Russian athlete Mila Antonova.
In 2019, while awaiting trial for federal conspiracy and sex trafficking charges, Epstein committed suicide at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. He was 66 years.
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