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Edad's avatar

Hello Alisa,

I read a while ago that Epstein ordered a Cremation oven for Zorro Ranch. I don’t know if that would be in the emails or not. He might have been authorized one because of who he knew.

Just a thought.

Lissa's avatar

From the few minutes I saw him on Zev’s channel, he seemed sketchy, it didn’t even seem like he wanted to talk. I had serious doubts he knew anything. I watched for 10 min, nothing was forthcoming and turned it off, thinking WTH is wrong with this guy?

LaNita Jones's avatar

Salut comment ça va? Now this one is gonna be good. I just wait for YouTube when I want to transcribe. Though Dean should have his @Substack out pretty quickly.

LaNita Jones's avatar

Or you and Sarah can do Purple Like a Bruise and share in your own words and work.

LaNita Jones's avatar

Recommended to Sarah, she and I drink Moose Drool Stout and Arrogant Bastard Pale Ale as Black & Tans, and play darts simultaneously.

LaNita Jones's avatar

I’m really looking forward to Black & Tans with @Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez and @Sarah Kendzior.

C.A.R.E's avatar

It is irrelevant if there were literal bodies buried at the ranch or not. Every single person involved with the transaction of that land before and after Epstein’s ownership most likely is guilty of something in a normal-functioning society. The same logic applies to other properties that ever owned by Epstein.

That being said, whoever in possession of his properties after Epstein’s death under Trump custody most likely are part of the Trump-Epstein child-trafficking operation, because the goal of the “sale” of the properties clearly was to silence the victims.

A crime-syndicate’s crimes doesn’t end with one person’s death. It is a fact that GOP used the Lolita Express for campaign purpose in 2024. They were confident that they had everything under “control” because they believed all relevant physical evidence have been destroyed.

Jason Gael's avatar

Correction: just over $7200 at close that day.

Jason Gael's avatar

Well I wouldn’t say $6600-$6700 would make him rich. He seems to hover around the under $10k ballpark number. Bitcoin had an uptick halfway through 2019 coming in somewhere between $6600 and $6700 per coin on the date of that supposed email. So…. He probably owes someone money. Bombshell dropping info holders who are asking money for it, are usually asking for ridiculously blown up numbers, not $6700. Right?

Angela Beitling's avatar

Now that's a story I can believe.

William Sarokin's avatar

I've read them. Alisa was unhappy that Melanie didn't respond to her quickly enough. She's also angry (for good reason) at the way the investigation commission is being run, but the Congresswoman has nothing to do with that. So I don't understand the constant digs at her.

Lisa 🌸🌞☮️'s avatar

Takes 2 to tango. I don’t like anyone calling anyone out here honestly. It’s getting tribal and grifty. Integrity involves standing in your truth and reporting your facts with receipts that should stand on their own. Let people formulate their own opinions versus informing people of how to interpret others as folks need to learn to discern for themselves. Perpetuates the division vs stopping it in its tracks.

Suzanne's avatar

I like to thank people who promote calm and managing one’s emotions before communicating, as you are doing. We all have passion and humans want justice, but I’ve noticed a lot of runaway fire energy in various spots on Substack. Thank you for offering a calm spot.

Mike's avatar

Did they get to you? Not trying to rude but sounds like you are backing off. Follow your gut, mine is saying something was there and could still be.

SpudLink's avatar

How much was a Bitcoin worth on Monday, November 25, 2019 at 5:40:21 PM, the day that Eddie Aragon sent his email?

On Monday, November 25, 2019, at 5:40:21 PM, the price of one Bitcoin was approximately $7,140 USD.

1 BTC equals $73,412.32 As of May 29, 7:47 PM CDT

Eddie Aragon's new ask of $1.3 million is quite a markup from the original one BTC price.

I say the FBI should call his bluff and charge him with 'obstruction of justice', if he doesn't produce the evidence, which is what they should have done back in 2019.

Jane Lawton's avatar

This is a twisted web and still the victims have no justice

Danny Piper's avatar

The phrase can be used as a figure of speech meaning where the secrets are kept.

angela langford's avatar

Just because this is evident, 2021 Albuquerque mayoral campaign...

Was that just a distraction? I realize in 2019, Trump shut investigations down, told FBI/CIA whoever, to "stand down!"

4-5ish years later a billionaire buddy of Rump's buys the property.

To know it's a lie, he's actually into politics whether he won or not, and demanding BITCOIN!

He's got a radio show... Just seems weird. Like it was a prompt. To distract, to look the other way so we'll not focus on THAT!

MildRed's avatar

He sounds like a class act, huh?