"Then-first lady Cecile de Jongh was Epstein’s “’primary conduit” and helped get visas for the young women he then abused on his private islands, the court documents alleged."
Looks like Epstein is still in the news. At least he didn't kill himself. If you haven't I would recommend looking into Whitney Webbs articles about Epstein and his associates.
Eric Weinstein has the most relevant take on the whole Epstein saga:
There are 6 central questions you need to ask. These are the first two:
The first one is very simple. You have to ask every government that might be involved: Was Jeffrey Epstein known to be attached to any intelligence agency, anywhere in the world?
Then you have to ask were his activities known to the intelligence agencies and was there any kind of tacit approval or understanding or is there a categorical denial that such techniques may never be used?
The next question: Jeffrey Epstein was supposed to be a hedge fund manager of some kind and he had extensive offices at a place called Villard House, the former Helmsley Palace. This trophy building is a place that I, myself dropped off materials for Jeffrey Epstein to review in connection to a hedge fund matter.
What I want to know is where are the trading records from the Villlard House? It would be almost impossible to go back in time and fake trading records for a billion dollar-plus hedge fund and yet, nobody seems to have ever recorded a trade with Jeffrey Epstein, we don’t know where he did prime brokerage, there are no financial records that explain his fortune.
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