Epstein Secrets

SDNY News Clips, Monday, January 13, 2020 Epste - A new MIT report on Jeffrey Epstein raises questions about how much to blame billionaires like Bill Gates Recode By Theodore Schleifer 1/10/2020 For months, tech billionaires have been on the ropes over the ties they maintained with money manager Jeff

threat, to support the Media Lab that accepted Epstein funds via Ito in its path forward, and to work on broader campus climate issues. Via email, Lloyd said he couldn't comment at the moment but planned to later this week. Spoon and Bovin said he is facing the standard faculty disciplinary process.

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threat, to support the Media Lab that accepted Epstein funds via Ito in its path forward, and to work on broader campus climate issues. Via email, Lloyd said he couldn't comment at the moment but planned to later this week. Spoon and Bovin said he is facing the standard faculty disciplinary process.

took steps to conceal the lab's relationship with Mr. Epstein. In one 2014 email, Mr. Ito wrote that a $2 million gift from the Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates had been "directed by Jeffrey Epstein." In a subsequent email, another official at the lab wrote that "for gift recording purposes, we will not be

f multiple donations from Mr. Epstein, including a $60,000 gift that was deposited into a personal bank account and not reported to the school. Mr. Lloyd did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The report found that three current and former M.I.T. administrators learned of Mr. Epstein's

took steps to conceal the lab's relationship with Mr. Epstein. In one 2014 email, Mr. Ito wrote that a $2 million gift from the Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates had been "directed by Jeffrey Epstein." In a subsequent email, another official at the lab wrote that "for gift recording purposes, we will not be

multiple donations from Mr. Epstein, including a $60,000 gift that was deposited into a personal bank account and not reported to the school. Mr. Lloyd did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The report found that three current and former M.I.T. administrators learned of Mr. Epstein's

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itgeist—still so many come. Gladly. Willingly. Feeling that his invitation is frankly quite an extraordinary privilege. Among his frequent guests is Bill Gates, for whom Epstein has become a friend, proposing a way to leverage the resources of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to accommodate many other f

st in the dining room by the lawyer Reid Weingarten, who’s represented, among other fat cats in trouble, Worldcom’s Bernie Ebbers and Goldman Sachs’s Lloyd Blankfein. Weingarten, hoarse with a cold, is still lamenting his failed defense of former Connecticut Governor John Rowland. (later to be overturned