Epstein Secrets

news from the New York Times. A blogger at Verum Serum asks whether Epstein's interest in alternatives to evolutionary psychology and the work of E.O. Wilson might offer an insight into his alleged behavor: My question about all this is simple. Is there a connection between the two threads in Jeffrey Epst

reports about a boondoggle-orgy-physics symposium in St. Thomas that Epstein organized, which was attended by Nobel prize winners Gerardus't Hooft, David Gross and Frank Wilczek, and physicist Stephen Hawking. We don't want to suggest that Hawking got all freaky with Epstein's alleged sex•slave. Or that an

news from the New York Times. A blogger at Verum Serum asks whether Epstein's interest in alternatives to evolutionary psychology and the work of E.O. Wilson might offer an insight into his alleged behavor: My question about all this is simple. Is there a connection between the two threads in Jeffrey Epst

reports about a boondoggle-orgy-physics symposium in St. Thomas that Epstein organized, which was attended by Nobel prize winners Gerardus't Hooft, David Gross and Frank Wilczek, and physicist Stephen Hawking. We don't want to suggest that Hawking got all freaky with Epstein's alleged sex•slave. Or that an

news from the New York Times. A blogger at Verum Serum asks whether Epstein's interest in alternatives to evolutionary psychology and the work of E.O. Wilson might offer an insight into his alleged behavor: My question about all this is simple. Is there a connection between the two threads in Jeffrey Epst

reports about a boondoggle-orgy-physics symposium in St. Thomas that Epstein organized, which was attended by Nobel prize winners Gerardus't Hooft, David Gross and Frank Wilczek, and physicist Stephen Hawking. We don't want to suggest that Hawking got all freaky with Epstein's alleged sex•slave. Or that an