Jeffrey Epstein email referencing Vanity Fair article and alleged ties to Ghislaine Maxwell, Bill/Melinda Gates, and high‑profile financiers
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Jeffrey Epstein email referencing Vanity Fair article and alleged ties to Ghislaine Maxwell, Bill/Melinda Gates, and high‑profile financiers The passage contains a direct email from Epstein to a contact discussing a Vanity Fair profile that links him to Ghislaine Maxwell, Bill and Melinda Gates, and financiers such as Jimmy Cayne, Les Wexner, and Steven Jude Hoffenberg. It hints at a financial mystery and potential sexual misconduct, offering names, dates (March 8 2011) and a public article URL that can be verified. While the claims are largely unsubstantiated in this excerpt, they provide concrete leads (names, relationships, possible investigative angles) that merit follow‑up, especially regarding any undisclosed financial flows or influence networks involving the named individuals. Key insights: Epstein forwards a Vanity Fair link titled “Notes on New York’s Oddest Alliance” dated March 8 2011.; The email mentions Bill and Melinda Gates as a possible story angle for reconstruction projects in Indonesia or New Orleans.; Names of high‑profile financiers linked to Epstein: Jimmy Cayne (former Bear Stearns CEO), Les Wexner (Limited Brands), Steven Jude Hoffenberg (former mentor, convicted of fraud).
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