Epstein Secrets

nated more than $100,0O0 to Democratic candidates' campaigns, including John Kerry's presidential bid, the reelection campaign of New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson and the Senate bids of Joe Lieberman, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Christopher Dodd and Charles Schumer. Powerful Mends and enemies A Vanity Fair pro

s, Epstein gave: _$50,000 for Gov. Bill Richardson's 2002 campaign and, under the name of one of his companies, The Zorro Trust, another $50,000 to Richardson's re- election campaign this year. _$15,000 to attorney general candidate Gary King. _$10,000 to state land commissioner candidate Jim Baca. _$2,0

s when they need to be placed somewhere. Wake up Governor Richardson, people are taking notice. How can you go to you

y," King said. "He knows other members of my family better." Epstein bought his 10,000-acre Zorro Ranch in Stanley from King's father, former Gov. Bruce King in 1993. Baca also said he never met Epstein in person. "He mailed me the check," he said. "I took the money in good faith." Baca said he'll discus

f so, it wouldn't be the first time King returned campaign money linked to Epstein. In 2006, following Epstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Epstein campaign contributions. King gave back $15,000 that an Epstein company called The Zorro Trust

pstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Eps

sonally. He knows other members of my family better." Epstein had purchased his 10,000-acre Zorro Ranch in Stanley from King's father, former Gov. Bruce King, in 1993. Then-Gov. Bill Richardson donated $50,000 in Epstein campaign contributions to charity. Epstein's 23,000-square-foot hilltop mansion, whi

f so, it wouldn't be the first time King returned campaign money linked to Epstein. In 2006, following Epstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Epstein campaign contributions. King gave back $15,000 that an Epstein company called The Zorro Trust

pstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Eps

sonally. He knows other members of my family better." Epstein had purchased his 10,000-acre Zorro Ranch in Stanley from King's father, former Gov. Bruce King, in 1993. Then-Gov. Bill Richardson donated $50,000 in Epstein campaign contributions to charity. Epstein's 23,000-square-foot hilltop mansion, whi

irgin Islands -- gave thousands to New Mexico political candidates. According to state campaign contribution reports, Epstein gave $50,000 for Gov. Bill Richardson's 2002 campaign and, under the name of one of his companies, The Zorro Trust, another $50,000 to Richardson's re-election campaign this year. http://

rts, Epstein gave $50,000 for Gov. Bill Richardson's 2002 campaign and, under the name of one of his companies, The Zorro Trust, another $50,000 to Richardson's re-election campaign this year. http://www.theawarenesscenter.org/Epstein_Jeffrey.html 4/25/2007 EFTA01661632 Case of Jeffrey Epstein - Billio

lly," King said. "He knows other members of my family better." Epstein bought his 10,000-acre Zorro Ranch in Stanley from King's father, former Gov. Bruce King in 1993. Baca also said he never met Epstein in person. "He mailed me the check," he said. "I took the money in good faith." Baca said he'll discu

Former New Mexico Governor Bruce King sold Zorro Ranch property to Jeffrey Epstein in 1993. [Synthetic mention - historical context from property records]

resses, and phone numbers of famous individuals—Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Dustin Hoff- man, Ralph Fiennes, David Koch, Ted Kennedy, Donald Trump, Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, and former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak among them. This was intriguing, if not at all damning. Epstein made a habit of collecti