Epstein files release

https://alisav.substack.com/p/yes-jeffrey-epsteins-zorro-ranch

Incredibly, on that same night Zorro Trust won the lottery — July 2, 2008 — a computer malfunction preempted the live televised broadcast of Oklahoma’s Pick 3 lottery drawing. Viewers tuning in to KOKH-FOX and KOCB-CW at 9:58 p.m. saw only a notice that the drawing wouldn’t be shown due to technical difficulties. The glitch wasn’t fixed in time for the 10 p.m. newscasts. The drawing was held later that night, monitored by an auditing firm, according to lottery marketing director Jay Finks. The Powerball drawing — the one whose winning ticket the Zorro Trust would claim nearly two months later — was a separate draw. Whether it too was affected that night, I have not yet been able to confirm.
 
https://alisav.substack.com/p/yes-jeffrey-epsteins-zorro-ranch

Incredibly, on that same night Zorro Trust won the lottery — July 2, 2008 — a computer malfunction preempted the live televised broadcast of Oklahoma’s Pick 3 lottery drawing. Viewers tuning in to KOKH-FOX and KOCB-CW at 9:58 p.m. saw only a notice that the drawing wouldn’t be shown due to technical difficulties. The glitch wasn’t fixed in time for the 10 p.m. newscasts. The drawing was held later that night, monitored by an auditing firm, according to lottery marketing director Jay Finks. The Powerball drawing — the one whose winning ticket the Zorro Trust would claim nearly two months later — was a separate draw. Whether it too was affected that night, I have not yet been able to confirm.

What. The. Hell.

Has she posted part 2 about the lottery commission official?
 
What. The. Hell.

Has she posted part 2 about the lottery commission official?

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His trust just happened to win the $83 million 2 days after he reported to prison for his 2006 guilty plea and sweat heart deal in Florida for charges of prostitution and solicitation involving a minor


Was the $83 million lottery a payoff for him pleading guilty and serving out a sweat heart deal to protect his more powerful friends !!?!!?!!

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Trump ally GOP Rep. James Comer admits DOJ killed investigation into Epstein's New Mexico property​

Rep. James Comer sparked controversy during a Fox News appearance Tuesday when he revealed that the federal government ordered an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico to stop in 2019.

The 7,600-acre property was linked to multiple allegations against Epstein and associate Ghislaine Maxwell and was recently sold to Trump ally Don Huffines, a Texas Republican state representative. Comer told host Jesse Watters he supported renewed scrutiny of the ranch.

His admission drew sharp reactions from political analysts on social media.

Melanie D'Arrigo, executive director of the Campaign for New York Health, posted, "The cover-up isn't new, it's ongoing." Atlantic contributing editor Norman Ornstein wrote "A DOJ coverup, potentially of murder." Other commentators attributed the halted investigation to Trump's DOJ under Attorney General Bill Barr, suggesting the administration terminated the probe.
 

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Trump ally GOP Rep. James Comer admits DOJ killed investigation into Epstein's New Mexico property​

Rep. James Comer sparked controversy during a Fox News appearance Tuesday when he revealed that the federal government ordered an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico to stop in 2019.

The 7,600-acre property was linked to multiple allegations against Epstein and associate Ghislaine Maxwell and was recently sold to Trump ally Don Huffines, a Texas Republican state representative. Comer told host Jesse Watters he supported renewed scrutiny of the ranch.

His admission drew sharp reactions from political analysts on social media.

Melanie D'Arrigo, executive director of the Campaign for New York Health, posted, "The cover-up isn't new, it's ongoing." Atlantic contributing editor Norman Ornstein wrote "A DOJ coverup, potentially of murder." Other commentators attributed the halted investigation to Trump's DOJ under Attorney General Bill Barr, suggesting the administration terminated the probe.

So if they were covering for him that hard in 2019 why did Trump campaign so much on releasing the files in 2024? Is he really that out of it that he thought the public would just move on after he was elected? Did he expect to lose and just use this as a way to take shots at the Harris administration and run again in 2028?
 

Dem congressman's explosive claim that Trump accuser got hefty payoff from Epstein estate​


A Democratic lawmaker said the House Oversight Committee investigating the Epstein files "confirmed" that one of U.S. President Donald Trump's accusers "was given a settlement" by Jeffrey Epstein's estate.

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-Va.), a ranking member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, which is leading the Congressional investigation into the Epstein files, revealed the bombshell claim Wednesday to CNN and MN Now after Epstein's former accountant Richard Khan, a co-executor of Epstein's estate, sat for a closed-door deposition on Tuesday.

Trump has never been charged with any crime in connection with Epstein and vehemently denies any allegations of wrongdoing.

During his deposition, Khan shed light on the shadow network that afforded Epstein his vast wealth and allowed him to prop up his alleged human sex trafficking operation.

Subramanyam shared two major revelations that allegedly came to light during Khan's testimony, including that a victim who accused Trump of sexual assault was issued a payment by Epstein and that a non-American head of state had alleged financial ties to Epstein. It is unclear if the lawmaker is aware who the world leader is, and did not share a name regardless.


"We can’t get into the details of everything that was said, but one of the things that we did learn was that there was another head of state that was mentioned as having financial transactions with Jeffrey Epstein. Not an American one," Subramanyam told CNN. "And then another person who was an accuser of Donald Trump was given a settlement by Jeffrey Epstein’s estate. We did confirm that."


Khan claims to have never witnessed any of Epstein's crimes and denies allegations of aiding Epstein's criminal operations, Khan’s attorney told CNN.

"Had I learned of any of his horrific behavior, I would have quit work immediately," Khan said in his prepared opening statement, which was obtained by CBS News.

"We tracked the expenditures as meticulously as possible, including gifts by Epstein to women and men. The gifts represent a very small fraction of Epstein's spending," Kahn said. "I did not see them as red flags for abuse or trafficking."

He also admitted that he "had no role in setting up any of Epstein's companies, but did not view them as improper or suspicious."

" did not see anything that suggested to me that Epstein was abusing or trafficking women or otherwise acting unlawfully," Khan said. "However, it pains me to think — and I deeply regret — that I may have unknowingly assisted Epstein in any way."
 
So if they were covering for him that hard in 2019 why did Trump campaign so much on releasing the files in 2024? Is he really that out of it that he thought the public would just move on after he was elected? Did he expect to lose and just use this as a way to take shots at the Harris administration and run again in 2028?
Never underestimate the ability of a cult leader to manipulate and control the rank and file of the cult.
 
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