Inside Epstein's Email

Since we can't talk about it anywhere else...

Sep 15, 2025

TikTok really is going down the shitter, man. Over the weekend, a video I made regarding the Charlie Kirk suspect got removed, and of course, I got myself a new strike.

Who knows how long we are going to be able to stay there? Especially given the fact that the Trump Administration announced a new “structure” for a TikTok sales deal.

So let’s talk about the Epstein email that Bloomberg reported on late last week. The trove of emails spans the years of 2005-2008 and includes far more detailed contact between Epstein and Maxwell, further proving her a liar when it comes to her relationship with Jeffrey.

Bloomberg even details it:

Notably, those messages undercut Maxwell’s own narrative about her diminished role in Epstein’s life after he was charged with sex crimes involving minors.

A bit of a warning before I share the next email: it may be a little disturbing for some. In this, Epstein’s female contacts shop new girls:

While discussing his ongoing plea deal, negotiated with Pam Bondi’s Florida Attorney General’s Office.

“Question,” Epstein wrote to her on May 23, 2008. “Which one do you prefer,,, lewd and lscivious conduct ,, or procuring minors for prostituion.” At the time, Epstein’s defense lawyers were closing in on a generous plea deal with federal and state officials in Florida, and Epstein was trying to negotiate the state charges to which he’d plead guilty. Maxwell’s response was matter-of-fact: “I suppose Lewd and lecivious conduct..I would prefer lewd and lescivious conduct w/a prositute if possible”

And most people want to know just how many times Trump was mentioned in the trove of content. While it wasn’t much the little mention he did have definitely catches the interest of the average person.

Except for three minor instances, the emails do not mention President Donald Trump, who has said that his friendship with Epstein ended before Epstein was charged with sex crimes. One exchange referencing Trump came on Sept. 14, 2006, two months after Epstein was charged in Florida with solicitation of prostitution. It includes a list of 51 politicians, business executives and Wall Street powerbrokers. The list includes people who’ve previously been linked to Epstein, including Jimmy Cayne, former chief executive of Bear Stearns; Jes Staley, who would later be named the CEO of Barclays; and Trump. Cayne died in 2021. Staley did not respond to a request for comment.

“Plse review list and add or remove peeps,” Maxwell wrote. “Remove trump,” Epstein responded. The pair discussed additions to the list and at least one other deletion.

Then there was the look into some financial records attached to a 2007 email detailing nearly 1.8 million in gifts and payments spanning 2003 to 2006.

Some big-ticket items, including a $71,000 Lexus to Alan Dershowitz (his attorney and notorious Trump associate) and a $11,000 Rolex to Tom Barrack (Trump associate & current US Ambassador to Turkey).

Also included were payments to Epstein victims:

While the email traffic between Epstein and Maxwell tapered off during his 2008 imprisonment, it picked back up again in 2014 when Maxwell started facing her own legal issues in the wake of Virginia Giuffre’s allegations.

In 2014, one of Epstein’s victims, Virginia Giuffre, accused Maxwell of conspiring with Epstein to sexually abuse underage girls. Shortly thereafter, Maxwell sent Epstein a request: “Can you send me the file on Virginia that your lawyers have or what ever info you have on her.”
In another message, dated Jan. 3, 2015, she circulated a two-decade-old report from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office stamped confidential. The 20-page report recounted how Giuffre, at the age of 15, had accused two male acquaintances of rape. The document said the complaint had been dropped due to “the victim’s lack of credibility.”
On Jan. 13, 2015, Maxwell forwarded Epstein an email chain between her lawyer and Epstein’s lawyer that discussed, in part, how Giuffre’s allegations could prompt a new police investigation into Maxwell in the UK.

A whole lot that the current Administration doesn’t want you to see. Which is why all the content on this subject is being widely suppressed. So many distractions, so little time.

The one thing that is for sure, nobody wants you to see any of this.

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