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Summary
This document describes Jeffrey Epstein's secretive and influential persona, his acquisition of wealth and properties, and his connections with prominent figures like Bill Clinton and Les Wexner. It details an event in 2002 where Epstein flew a group of scientists and TED participants, including the narrator, to Monterey on his private 727, accompanied by three young women, highlighting the luxurious and somewhat unsettling nature of the experience and hinting at a broader 'sex and money bromance' as reported by the New York Post.
People (8)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Epstein | Subject of the text |
Secretly films guests, private and secretive, wealthy, joins board of Rockefeller University, on Trilateral Commissio...
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| Carter | Adviser/narrator's acquaintance |
Advised the narrator not to go to Epstein's house or accept a ride in his car due to blackmail risk.
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| Les Wexner | Client/Founder of Limited |
Epstein acquired a private house in Manhattan from him.
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| Bill Clinton | Former US President |
Befriended by Epstein in his after-office life, connected to Monica Clinton pardon and Marc Rich.
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| Monica Clinton | Not explicitly stated role, but implies Monica Lewinsky in reference to 'post-Monica Clinton' |
Mentioned in context of Bill Clinton's pardon of Marc Rich.
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| Marc Rich | Financier |
On-the-lam financier pardoned by Bill Clinton, ferried around in a jet.
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| Narrator | First-person perspective |
Met Epstein, was invited by TED organizers to join a flight on Epstein's 727 to Monterey.
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| Three young women | Companions of Epstein |
Accompanied Epstein on his 727 flight.
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Organizations (6)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Rockefeller University |
Epstein joins its board.
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| Trilateral Commission |
Epstein is suddenly on this commission, described as a 'cabal of business people'.
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| Limited |
Company founded by Les Wexner, from whom Epstein acquired property.
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| New York Post |
First to formally report on the Clinton-Epstein connection.
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| Harvard |
Epstein plans to donate $30 million for a theoretical physics research center.
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| TED conference |
Epstein took scientists to this conference in Monterey in 2002; organizers invited narrator and others to join a flight.
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Timeline (2 events)
2002
Epstein taking a small group of scientists to the TED conference in Monterey. Narrator and other TED participants were invited to join the flight.
Monterey (TED conference); private plan terminal (departure)
Locations (6)
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Carter advised against visiting.
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Location of a private house Epstein acquired from Les Wexner.
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Epstein expands his holdings here.
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Epstein begins refurbishment of his 'Zanadu' island.
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Location of the TED conference in 2002.
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Used to describe Epstein's appearance ('Palm Beach bon vivant').
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Relationships (6)
Epstein acquired property from Wexner, who was his client.
Epstein befriends Bill Clinton in his after-office life.
Bill Clinton pardoned Marc Rich.
Epstein was accompanied by three young women on his flight.
Key Quotes (4)
""For what?" I asked Carter. "For you have no idea," said Carter.)"Source
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"Epstein is playing a cat and mouse game with his own growing wealth and influence."Source
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"The instinctively private Epstein is not just increasingly exposed, but clearly curious about the nature of exposure."Source
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"Epstein, looking more like a Palm Beach bon vivant than it would have been possible to imagine anyone could, was accompanied by three young women."Source
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gossip trail-a story waiting to happen. A variety of the gossip that begins to
circulate about Epstein-for instance, that he secretly films his guests-is
seeded by Carter, who once advised me not to go to Epstein's house or
accept a ride in his car least I risk being blackmail. ("For what?" I asked
Carter. "For you have no idea," said Carter.)
Epstein is playing a cat and mouse game with his own growing wealth
and influence. He is private and secretive, but grandly so. He joins the board
of Rockefeller University. He's suddenly on the Trilateral commission, that
cabal of business people who fancy themselves, and who are fancied by
conspiracy buffs, as running the world. He acquires, from his client Limited
Founder Les Wexner, the larges private house in Manhattan. He buys an
airplane. He buys another. He expands his holdings in New Mexico. He
begins a Zanadu refurbishment of his Caribbean Island. He befriends Bill
Clinton in his new after-office life.
And that's quite the fatal pairing.
The post-Monica Clinton, now having pardoned the on-the-lam
financier Marc Rich, is suddenly being ferried around in the jet of... who
exactly?
The New York Post is the first to take formal media note of the
Clinton-Epstein connection, hinting at a sex and money bromance. The
instinctively private Epstein is not just increasingly exposed, but clearly
curious about the nature of exposure.
I met Epstein around this time. Epstein has become a more and more
active backer of advanced scientific research-ultimately he will donate $30
million to Harvard for a theoretical physics research center and in 2002 he
was taking a small group of scientists out to the TED conference in
Monterey. The TED organizers invited various other TED participants,
including me, to join the flight. A small group assembled at the private plan
terminal, most of us unfamiliar with our benefactor, and as we headed in the
direction of the discrete private plans we were gently pointed to our ride:
Epstein's 727.
It is some thoroughly updated drawing room set-up, all of us
nervously ensconced in this luxury plane, waiting for our unknown host to
arrive. Epstein, looking more like a Palm Beach bon vivant than it would
have been possible to imagine anyone could, was accompanied by three
young women.
It would be unlikely, outside of a men's magazine fantasy of the luxe
life, to located this in reality. Epstein's attentions, taking time with each of
his passengers, seemed impossible to account for. The quiet of the plane,
engineered into acoustic perfection, seemed spooky. Epstein's companions
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circulate about Epstein-for instance, that he secretly films his guests-is
seeded by Carter, who once advised me not to go to Epstein's house or
accept a ride in his car least I risk being blackmail. ("For what?" I asked
Carter. "For you have no idea," said Carter.)
Epstein is playing a cat and mouse game with his own growing wealth
and influence. He is private and secretive, but grandly so. He joins the board
of Rockefeller University. He's suddenly on the Trilateral commission, that
cabal of business people who fancy themselves, and who are fancied by
conspiracy buffs, as running the world. He acquires, from his client Limited
Founder Les Wexner, the larges private house in Manhattan. He buys an
airplane. He buys another. He expands his holdings in New Mexico. He
begins a Zanadu refurbishment of his Caribbean Island. He befriends Bill
Clinton in his new after-office life.
And that's quite the fatal pairing.
The post-Monica Clinton, now having pardoned the on-the-lam
financier Marc Rich, is suddenly being ferried around in the jet of... who
exactly?
The New York Post is the first to take formal media note of the
Clinton-Epstein connection, hinting at a sex and money bromance. The
instinctively private Epstein is not just increasingly exposed, but clearly
curious about the nature of exposure.
I met Epstein around this time. Epstein has become a more and more
active backer of advanced scientific research-ultimately he will donate $30
million to Harvard for a theoretical physics research center and in 2002 he
was taking a small group of scientists out to the TED conference in
Monterey. The TED organizers invited various other TED participants,
including me, to join the flight. A small group assembled at the private plan
terminal, most of us unfamiliar with our benefactor, and as we headed in the
direction of the discrete private plans we were gently pointed to our ride:
Epstein's 727.
It is some thoroughly updated drawing room set-up, all of us
nervously ensconced in this luxury plane, waiting for our unknown host to
arrive. Epstein, looking more like a Palm Beach bon vivant than it would
have been possible to imagine anyone could, was accompanied by three
young women.
It would be unlikely, outside of a men's magazine fantasy of the luxe
life, to located this in reality. Epstein's attentions, taking time with each of
his passengers, seemed impossible to account for. The quiet of the plane,
engineered into acoustic perfection, seemed spooky. Epstein's companions
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