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The world is keenly interested in whom sex offender Jeffrey Epstein transported to his island using this helicopter.
On January 30th, six weeks after the U.S. Congress passed a bill to fully disclose files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein last year, approximately 3 million pages of documents, 180,000 photos, and 2,000 videos were newly released to the public.
President Trump, while signing the bill to fully disclose Epstein-related files, stated, "No more conspiracy theories!" and threatened to sue an awards show host who sarcastically alluded to his relationship with Epstein.
In November last year, when the case became a major issue, U.S. media outlets strongly claimed Trump's involvement with Epstein. Consequently, a public opinion poll at the time indicated that 70% of American citizens suspected a connection between President Trump and Epstein.
However, the photos that were actually released show Bill Clinton frequently appearing instead of President Trump, leaving Democratic supporters in the U.S. bewildered.
The photos also feature Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Prince Andrew of the UK, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, actor Kevin Spacey, and Chris Tucker, among others.
Lee Shin-woo, former advisor to Munhwa Ilbo, stated in a Korea-US Daily column, "The Epstein case has led people to no longer trust mainstream media," and "Information power is shifting to social media."
He further analyzed, "Just as citizens are directly analyzing the Epstein files, the trend of the public directly verifying and sharing election data and statistically anomalous cases will intensify."
Jeffrey Epstein (right) and his former girlfriend and accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell.
Ghislaine Maxwell (left) and famous actor Chris Tucker.
Ghislaine Maxwell (far left) and her friends. Kevin Spacey and Bill Clinton (far right) are also visible.
Bill Clinton (left) and Kevin Spacey.
Bill Clinton (left) and Jeffrey Epstein.
Mick Jagger (left) and Bill Clinton.
From left, Bill Clinton, Mick Jagger, and Jeffrey Epstein.
Bill Clinton.
From left, Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton, and Diana Ross.
Jeffrey Epstein (left) and Michael Jackson.
Jeffrey Epstein (right) and women by the pool.
Scenes of wild parties from the Epstein files.
Prince Andrew
The Epstein files released this time.
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