Epstein Secrets

nderage girls. 1 In 2003, Epstein flew to Cuba aboard his plane with Colombian president Andres Pastrana Arango at the invitation of Cuban president Fidel Castro. According to Fabiola Santiago of the Miami Herald, Epstein was likely considering relocating to Cuba in order to escape U.S. law enforcement; Epst

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