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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsA quick update from Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez about all things Epstein. I think this is new news. It's hard to keep up.
"While an abundance of questions remain surrounding the 2019 death of indicted sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, famed journalist Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez believes shes discovered at least one answer to the puzzling incident namely, who was responsible for creating the conditions that allowed one of the worlds most notorious sex offenders to die while in federal custody."
I believe [President] Donald Trump needed Jeffrey Epstein dead, Valdes-Rodriguez wrote in a recent report on her Substack. I believe William Barrs [Department of Justice] made it possible.
https://www.rawstory.com/jeffrey-epstein-2676876595/
Kid Berwyn
(24,979 posts)Excerpt
Barrs former law firm, Kirkland & Ellis, had represented Epstein during negotiations over his controversial 2008 plea deal, a deal that provided him and potential co-conspirators broad immunity, and one that was offered by Trumps former labor secretary, Alexander Acosta, who reportedly said he offered the generous deal because he was told Epstein belonged to intelligence.
Barrs father, Donald Barr, was also the headmaster of the elite Dalton School in New York in the 1970s when he reportedly hired Epstein as a teacher, despite Epstein having no college degree.
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Bingo!
Bumbles
(472 posts)It may have been Rawstory's framing that got me.
sop
(19,190 posts)Bumbles
(472 posts)erronis
(24,425 posts)Substack will take the information after the first "?" in any link and use it to personally identify you.
In this case the attribute is the "r=xxxxx". When substack pulls up the link it will show your name. In your case it is just a first name (I guess) but sometimes it may be more than people want to share.
Edited to say: Usually links will work fine with all information after the "?" removed. Some sites (major news, financial, etc.) may not. It doesn't hurt to test the truncated link in your browser before.
Whip-poor-will
(475 posts)...but donald's best friend lives on in the tapes forever, along with some other fine upstanding public and private manly men.