Concerning Document Linked to the late financier Alludes to the former president within Message to Convicted Physician Larry Nassar.
A disturbing letter which seems to have been penned by the deceased financier and addressed to Larry Nassar, is included in the most recent batch of Epstein-related made public by federal.
Contents of the Document
"By now you know, I have chosen the 'short route' home," the letter declares. "All the best! We had one thing … our love & caring for young ladies and the hope they reach their full potential."
The message further states: "The nation's leader also possesses our affection of young, nubile girls. When a attractive young woman walked by he enjoyed to 'grab snatch', whereas we finished taking meals in the mess halls of the system."
The letter is concluded: "Life is unfair. Yours, J. Epstein."
Background and Date
The letter is stamped August 13th, 2019, interestingly a few days after Epstein's death in prison in what was declared a act of taking his own life. It was found by officials in the jail mail room some time afterward after it was bounced back from a penitentiary in Arizona and marked "recipient unavailable".
"It seemed he posted it and it was returned to him," an agent commented in an email included within the records.
Official Response
In a statement regarding the disclosure of these documents, the Justice Department noted that a portion of the files feature "untrue and sensationalist assertions" submitted against Donald Trump. The statement characterized the accusations as "baseless and false," noting they were disclosed in the name of accountability.
Associated Information
Donald Trump has repeatedly refuted any awareness of or association in the financier's offenses.
The presence of this correspondence was originally disclosed in last year. It was found among more than 4,000 of documents maintained by the corrections agency.
Nassar is presently completing a lengthy federal sentence on counts related to exploitative material. He faced a prison term from Michigan after entering a guilty plea to numerous counts of sexual assault.
At trial, in excess of 150 survivors – such as Olympic medalists – stated that Nassar assaulted them.
Doubts continue to swirl regarding the circumstances of Epstein's passing in custody, with Mark Epstein continuing to maintain that the convicted criminal was murdered in his cell.
