Epstein anecdote linking former Governor Bill Richardson and claims of independent financial influence
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Epstein anecdote linking former Governor Bill Richardson and claims of independent financial influence The passage provides a vague anecdote about Jeffrey Epstein meeting Bill Richardson and suggests Epstein’s alleged financial predictions and independence from institutional ties. While it hints at possible high‑level connections, it lacks concrete details such as dates, transactions, or specific wrongdoing, limiting its immediate investigative value. However, the mention of a former governor and the suggestion of undisclosed financial influence merit moderate follow‑up. Key insights: Epstein reportedly dined with former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson.; Richardson allegedly described Epstein as "the biggest landowner in New Mexico."; Epstein claims he has no institutional ties, positioning himself as an independent broker.
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