FBI Video Reveals Butlers Attempt to Sell Address Book of Victims

FBI Video Reveals Epstein’s Butler Attempting to Sell Address Book of Victims

A recently released video from an FBI sting operation in 2009 has shed new light on the activities of Jeffrey Epstein’s butler, Alan Dershowitz’s former associate Ghislaine Maxwell’s associate. The footage shows the butler attempting to sell a list of individuals who were allegedly clients or victims of Epstein.

According to the video, the butler was approached by an undercover FBI agent and offered $200,000 for the address book, which contained the names and contact information of numerous individuals. The butler claimed that the list included “a lot of people” who had been involved with Epstein in some capacity.

The video is part of a larger investigation into Epstein’s activities, which was conducted by the FBI in 2009. At the time, Epstein was facing charges related to sex trafficking and soliciting prostitution from minors.

The release of the video has provided new insight into Epstein’s operations and the individuals who were involved with him. The details contained in the address book are not yet publicly known, but they are expected to be revealed as part of ongoing investigations into Epstein’s activities.

It is worth noting that Epstein died in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. His death has raised questions about the extent of his involvement in the sex trafficking ring and the individuals who were involved with him.

Source: Al Jazeera