Disturbing Document Attributed to the late financier Alludes to the former president in Message to Imprisoned Doctor Larry Nassar.
A disturbing piece of correspondence purportedly to have been penned by Jeffrey Epstein and sent to the imprisoned former USA Gymnastics doctor, is featured in the most recent trove of files unsealed by authorities.
Contents of the Correspondence
"By now you know, I have taken the 'short route' home," the correspondence states. "All the best! We had one thing … our affection and concern for young ladies and the aspiration they reach their ultimate capabilities."
The message further states: "The commander-in-chief also possesses our fondness of adolescent females. When a attractive young woman went past he enjoyed to 'grab snatch', whereas we ended up taking meals in the dining areas of the system."
The letter is ended: "The world is not fair. Yours, J. Epstein."
Background and Timing
The letter is postmarked the 13th of August, 2019, interestingly a few days after Epstein's death in prison in what was ruled a suicide. It was found by investigators in the jail mail room some time afterward after it was bounced back from a penitentiary in Arizona and marked "no longer at this address".
"It appeared he posted it and it was returned back to him," an official remarked in an message contained within the records.
Department of Justice Statement
In a communication regarding the release of these materials, the Department of Justice remarked that some of the documents include "false and sensationalist claims" submitted against the former president. The agency labeled the allegations as "without merit and untrue," noting they were made public in the interest of accountability.
Related Details
The former president has consistently refuted any awareness of or participation in the illegal acts of Epstein.
The presence of this letter was first reported in last year. It was uncovered among more than 4,000 of pages maintained by the corrections agency.
Larry Nassar is at this time completing a six-decade incarceration on offenses related to exploitative material. He was additionally given a state sentence after pleading guilty to multiple counts of sexual assault.
During legal proceedings, more than 150 women – including elite athletes – testified that he assaulted them.
Inquiries continue to swirl regarding the events of the financier's demise in custody, with Mark Epstein still asserting that the individual was assassinated in his cell.
