Did Jeffrey Epstein Move $577 Million to Prepare His Escape?

Maybe he says he works for the Rothschilds, right? >> Yeah. That’s in the files. >> Is it in the files? >> Thiel saying that. So, that was an email to Peter Thiel saying >> That’s what I thought. >> As you know, I believe were his words, I work for the Rothschilds. So, he’s trying to seemingly get an introduction for some kind of tech play, it looks like.

He’s making the uh introduction by doing a little bit of name dropping. Right? Like, hey, there’s some money on the other end of this if we’re going to talk. Seems to be the way that the email reads. >> Mhm. >> So, he has connections that are larger, and here’s the best piece of evidence we have for this.

 So, I’ve got show and tell for you. >> Perfect. >> This was discovered in the search warrant in New York for one of his properties. And what you’re looking at is an Austrian passport with his photo, a younger Epstein, and the alias of Robert Maxwell. This passport appears to be a fraudulent passport. So, not a fake one.

 A fake passport is when you have a uh a passport that’s not a valid travel document, right? Like, I make it at home. A valid passport can be fraudulent under someone else’s name. >> Mhm. >> This appears to be valid because he has entry and exit stamps. >> the [ __ ] the intel agencies do. >> This is our first connection. >> Valid passport with a pseudonym.

>> Yeah. >> So, this is the first connection where we have evidence of this potentially connecting to an intel agency. Because who can issue valid passports under a different name? Well, there’s consular who could do it. Right? Under legitimate circumstances, and you can make the argument that oh, well, maybe he got uh fast one on consul or of Austria and he submitted this information and you know, they issued it.

 But under what motivation? Who was motivating him to get this passport? The other argument is is that it was furnished to him and had an operational purpose. In either case, we know for sure this passport was recovered from his safe with entry and exit stamps with his face and an alias. >> Wow. Where did you get this? >> The files. This is in the files.

So, everything I’m going to show you today, we’ve pulled from the files or public reporting that can be fact-checked. All of this can be fact-checked. Again, this goes back to no half measures. We cannot make a claim like this without substantial evidence. Huge risk, reputational risk goes into making a claim that he left that cell alive, but there’s only three options.

Either he died from suicide in the cell, he was murdered, or he left the cell alive. And of the three, the one with the fewest problems is that he left the cell alive. >> Wow. Put this up on screen. What else do we got? What is [clears throat] I mean, where were these stamps to? >> Uh so, I think it it’s on our website.

 I think it was Saudi Arabia, France, and one more. Um but they’re documented entry and exit stamps. You can see um the countries. I can’t recall the third. >> What’s in it What’s your website? What’s the address? >> Yeah, it’s epsteindisn’tdead.org and we lay out >> this evidence. Yeah. >> epsteindisn’tdead.org >> Yeah.

Because I was going through this initially out of just pure personal interest. I’m a criminal investigator and lawyer by my background. And I also cared deeply about child trafficking. Through my career, this has been a theme of my career. And I have a daughter, and so it hits a little harder for me. >> Mhm. >> And I’m looking at the files and I use um >> [clears throat] >> large language models to surface the things that are in there that are maybe a little bit harder to find manually.

And I’m putting together a timeline cuz that’s how a criminal investigator typically thinks is in term of a timeline. And I start looking at this information and I think, no way. No way am I arriving at this conclusion. I don’t like this conclusion. It’s uncomfortable for me. I’m not happy about it. And one of the seductive things about conspiracies is how entertaining they are for many people.

This is not something that I find particularly fun, but if the evidence continually supports a conclusion, we have to stare at that conclusion in its face and see if it’s true. And so I sent this to probably a hundred people. And I was like, guys, fact check me on this. Sanity check me on all this. Am I crazy? And I sent it to people and they were like, bro, you put all this together? Yeah, this is something here.

And I think that we make a compelling case for it. And if he left that cell alive, it demands it. The country, Congress, the DOJ to reckon with that and take it seriously. >> I think we know the DOJ and Congress is definitely not going to take it seriously. >> That’s what I’m afraid of, too. And maybe not this administration, maybe not this batch of Congress people, but the American people aren’t going to let this one go.

>> You don’t think so? >> I don’t think so. They can’t. Cuz think about what it means if we give up on this one. If we give up on a child trafficker brought kids to an island to serve them to the world’s elite killed them ate them and use that as leverage to get a stranglehold on our democracy. If we let that go, just give it all up.

All of it. What does any of it matter anymore? If that If we let this one go none of it matters anymore. And I think the American people intuitively feel this. I think they intuitively feel something’s wrong, but they can’t quite put words on it. And that’s what we tried to do. It’s really here’s what you feel is wrong.

Here’s what it is. And so we lay it out. And make the case for him leaving us all alive being the option that has the fewest problems of the three. >> What else you got? >> So follow the money. >> [clears throat] >> Before he dies, 2 days before he dies he executes a new will and trust that moves $577 into a new legal vehicle that I would structure this way if I was about to fake my death.

So he meets with his lawyers up to 12 hours a day while he’s in prison. And the outcome of this is the creation of the 1953 Trust where all of his assets that are known are moved into this trust. And this accomplishes two things at the same time. The first thing it does is it uh makes it very difficult to ascertain the beneficiaries of this money.

So, trust can be created in such a way that the beneficiaries of that are not accessible to the public. And so, it would allow him to access this money and these assets in a roundabout way through shell companies and through having estate planning that supports the complexity needed to access this money later.

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 Now, is this complex estate planning for someone who’s like, you know what? I’m about to end my life and I feel like I need to put everything into the right place at the right time for all my money or is it estate planning for someone who wants to get access to those assets after they’re out of jail? And I think that the way that I read it is someone who’s suicidal, who really is about to kill him themselves and I don’t believe he was like that because he was so obsessed with immortality.

 He was so obsessed with health and uh all kinds of sort of fringe things about continuing his life onward. >> Mhm. >> And he was probably like all billionaires and sex traffickers have some ego. And he’s already got a sweetheart deal in 2007. So, there’s some hubris there. I can’t reconcile that with someone creating a will and trust who’s about to kill themselves.

It doesn’t sit right. It seems more likely that that complex estate planning is in preparation for accessing those assets after he’s out. >> I mean a lot of people also think that he was given a choice. >> Meaning you kill yourself or we’re [snorts] going to do it kind of thing. If he died in that [clears throat] cell >> [clears throat] >> it doesn’t explain his escape plan.

You seeing this? >> No. There’s an escape plan? >> Yeah. So you’re a steal >> out of here. >> me if this is an invasion plan. No matter where you’re watching the Sean Ryan Show from, if you get anything out of this at all, anything, please like, comment, and subscribe. And most importantly, share this everywhere you possibly can.