Jeffrey Epstein's sibling declares explosive allegations regarding the 2016 presidential elections
In a series of claims made on Newsnight in July 2020, Mark Epstein, the brother of the late Jeffrey Epstein, suggested a connection between his brother and former President Donald Trump, as well as a potential conspiracy surrounding the 2016 US election.
Mark Epstein, who claimed to be close to President Trump, alleged that Jeffrey Epstein had stated that if he revealed what he knew about the candidates, the election would have to be cancelled. While Epstein did not disclose the specifics of his brother's knowledge, he implied that Donald Trump was one of the candidates referenced.
Epstein further asserted that Trump's public denial of their friendship was unfounded, suggesting that Trump was lying to "cover his butt." He claimed that Trump frequently visited Jeffrey's office and even flew on his planes.
Regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death, Epstein expressed suspicion, hinting that there may be a cover-up. He suggested that individuals such as Bill Barr (Attorney General at the time), Kash Patel, and Pam Bondi, who worked for President Trump, might be involved in concealing the truth. However, he did not explicitly accuse Trump of any wrongdoing.
It's important to note that no evidence has been presented to support Donald Trump's claim that the Epstein Files are a 'hoax.' The circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death have not been fully explained, and Epstein's claims about Jeffrey's knowledge could not be verified.
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The controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death and the allegations made by Mark Epstein, including potential connections between Epstein and former President Donald Trump, have sparked discussions in the realm of policy-and-legislation and general-news. In the political landscape, these claims have fueled debates about the relationships and actions of notable figures.
