Lin Wood

[Jim at Gentex]

That said...i don't disbelieve Lin at all.
Look at the whole Epstein "thing" with cameras in every room etc - bribary and corruption  is rife.
You have to remember that a lot of these people and the companies they own, are wealthier than a lot of countries...

Many speculate that's how Epstein got rich, blackmailing high profile people with compromising pics and videos from the island.
I'm not sure I buy that because those same high profile people could just have as easily made Epstein disappear a long time ago.
But I guess it is plausible that they chose to pay for his silence.

Either way, I think this whole Lin Wood thing is a lot of smoke, but no fire.
Until he proves otherwise, his credibility will continue to suffer.

[Tim Johnson]

[quote="Jim at gentex" post_id=3491 time=1610715554 user_id=83]

That said...i don't disbelieve Lin at all.
Look at the whole Epstein "thing" with cameras in every room etc - bribary and corruption  is rife.
You have to remember that a lot of these people and the companies they own, are wealthier than a lot of countries...

Many speculate that's how Epstein got rich, blackmailing high profile people with compromising pics and videos from the island.
I'm not sure I buy that because those same high profile people could just have as easily made Epstein disappear a long time ago.
But I guess it is plausible that they chose to pay for his silence.

Either way, I think this whole Lin Wood thing is a lot of smoke, but no fire.
Until he proves otherwise, his credibility will continue to suffer.
[/quote]

It would be more plausible the his money came from charging his clients to play with the children.

[gcode]

how Epstein got rich

he was a pimp for rich perverts ...  yes Bill, I'm talking to you

If he was blackmailing his customers, he would have needed a failsafe dead man's switch  that released
the dirt upon his death.
Since he's dead now and no dirt was released the dead man's switch must have been neutralized
or sold once he went to prison

[Jim at Gentex]

[quote="Tim Johnson" post_id=3506 time=1610723312 user_id=68]
It would be more plausible the his money came from charging his clients to play with the children.
[/quote]

True.
Blackmail is definitely a dangerous game, but either way, holding secrets about the rich and powerful can be hazardous to your health.

[Jim at Gentex]

Prince Andrew is THEE worst liar I have ever seen.
The victim shows a picture of him with his arm around her when she was like sixteen, (an old Polaroid pic that can't be faked btw) and he sits there with a straight face and pretends he doesn't know her.

Yeah, I agree that the UK and many other governments probably paid handsomely to keep these pervs out of the public eye, but now that the victims are coming forward the pervs are all ducking for cover.  Andrew says he will be happy to talk to the FBI, but they just can't seem to make that happen.
I still think Ms. Maxwell knows quite a bit, and hopefully she has been cooperating with the investigations in order to get her own sentence reduced.

[Matthew Hajicek]

[quote="Jim at gentex" post_id=3553 time=1610741839 user_id=83]
(an old Polaroid pic that can't be faked btw)
[/quote]

I am by no means saying I think it was faked, but it wouldn't be hard to fake a Polaroid.  Just project your photoshopped image onto the Polaroid film.

[Jim at Gentex]

[quote="Matthew Hajicek" post_id=3557 time=1610742138 user_id=57]
[quote="Jim at gentex" post_id=3553 time=1610741839 user_id=83]
(an old Polaroid pic that can't be faked btw)
[/quote]

I am by no means saying I think it was faked, but it wouldn't be hard to fake a Polaroid.  Just project your photoshopped image onto the Polaroid film.
[/quote]

I'm talking about the old Polaroid singles that popped out of the camera and developed as soon as you took the picture.
They don't make those anymore and I'm almost positive you can't get those film cartridges anymore.
I was reading somewhere that Ms. Dufree has the original of that type of photo, with the original date printed on it, and the appropriate amount of aging.

Once that photo was released in digital format it could have easily been photoshopped.
But the original, according to the experts who examined it, is legit.
(This is what her lawyers are saying, but that has yet to be proven in a court.)

And that is only one of Andrew's lies anyway.  
I think he molested that girl when she was a teenager and will probably continue to get away with it, unless Ghislaine Maxwell decides to testify against him.  I actually hope she testifies against all of them at some point, but I won't hold my breath waiting...

[Matthew Hajicek]

[quote="Jim at gentex" post_id=3631 time=1610803890 user_id=83]
I'm talking about the old Polaroid singles that popped out of the camera and developed as soon as you took the picture.
They don't make those anymore and I'm almost positive you can't get those film cartridges anymore.
I was reading somewhere that Ms. Dufree has the original of that type of photo, with the original date printed on it, and the appropriate amount of aging.
[/quote]

https://us.polaroid.com/collections/instant-film">https://us.polaroid.com/collections/instant-film

The aging would probably be hard to fake.

[Jim at Gentex]

I just saw the tweet from Virginia Dufree accusing Trump of being in on the Epstein stuff too.
If there is evidence, I don't care who it is, they need to be prosecuted.

AFAIK this is the first time she has mentioned Trump as an offender.
We do know that his name doesn't appear on the FAA flight logs like Clinton and others who visited pedo-island numerous times.

I think I remember reading in James Patterson's book about Epstein that his research showed that Trump only flew on one of Epstein's planes once, and it was not a flight to the island, but from Florida to New York, and it was not the famous 'Lolita Express', but one of Epstein's smaller jets. (He had several).  

He also stated in the book that the two were only casual friends at best, and that their friendship ended when Trump threw Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago after Epstein was accused of sexually assaulting a teen girl who was an employee at the club.  It seems to me that if Epstein had any dirt on Trump, he would not have taken that kind of public embarrassment without at least a threat of retaliation, but we don't know for sure.

Anyway, having said all that, if there is evidence that Trump was involved in the pedo stuff, he should be fully prosecuted along with the rest of them.

[Jim at Gentex]

Dershowitz was by far the most vocal of those she accused.
He called her a liar on national tv, and told her if she has a case against him, bring it to court or stfu.
So far she has done neither.

[ghuns]

[quote="Jim at gentex" post_id=3900 time=1611056224 user_id=83]
...So far she has done neither.
[/quote]

Just like Lin Wood.

[Jim at Gentex]

[quote="Jim at gentex" post_id=3900 time=1611056224 user_id=83]
...So far she has done neither.

Just like Lin Wood.
[/quote]

Yup.
Like I said earlier, he used to have quite a bit of credibility.
Now he just sounds like a hack who throws around big accusations but refuses to show any evidence to support them.
Maybe he is just playing possum, but I think people are getting tired of the whole drama.