The Epstein Cover-Up Happening in Plain Sight So We Documented It In Real Time
We connect the dots on the accelerating Epstein cover-up with two people who've been tracking this story from different angles. Lev Parnas, Trump's former fixer who went to prison and became a whistleblower, literally predicted Ghislaine Maxwell would be moved to better prison conditions before it happened. His sources inside the system described the exact playbook now unfolding.
Zev Shalev, who's followed the Epstein money trail for over a decade, laid out how the same financial networks that kept Trump afloat in the 1990s - Deutsche Bank, Russian oligarchs, suspicious real estate deals - explain why Trump can't let these files see daylight.
The timeline is damning: Todd Blanche spends two mysterious days interviewing Maxwell under limited immunity. Her lawyers immediately start tweeting appeals to Trump and the Supreme Court. Then Maxwell gets transferred to a minimum security prison camp in Texas. All while Bloomberg reports FBI teams were ordered to redact Trump's name from Epstein documents.
We discussed the deeper connections - how Robert Maxwell's intelligence background passed to his daughter, how Epstein learned money laundering schemes during Iran-Contra, how the same players keep appearing across decades of financial crimes. The sexual trafficking was operational cover for systematic foreign capture of American leadership.
Most revealing: Trump's own words about Virginia Giuffre, saying Epstein "stole her from me." That's not the language of someone uninvolved.
The conversation covered everything from Deutsche Bank's Russian money laundering to Bill Barr's suspicious behavior around Epstein's death. Three people, no script, connecting facts that corporate media won't touch.
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