Jeffrey Epstein’s former butler, Alfredo Rodriguez (he died of cancer in 2014), managed Epstein’s many homes – and kept a detailed phone book of Epstein’s acquaintances. Rodriguez has since passed away and the location of Epstein’s “Little Black Book” was unknown until after the FBI raided Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse
The Little Black Book is a curious collection of celebrities, ultra-rich nobility, and royalty. The hapless Prince Andrew Duke of York figures prominently – and embarrassingly, to the British Royal Family – in Epstein’s journal. He lists Prince Andrew’s address as Buckingham Palace.
Only Buckingham Palace serves as the Queen’s business office. The family home, Windsor Castle, is about a half-hour’s drive from Buckingham Palace. In addition to the massive castle complex, with the State Apartments, there is a 5,000-acre “Home Park” dotted with individual homes, each occupied by one of Queen Elizabeth’s children or other relatives, including Prince Andrew.
Some names – like Woody Allen, George Hamilton and Jimmy Buffet (he has a home in Palm Beach) – are hardly a surprise. Others such as Stephen Hawkings and Itzak Perlman make your eyebrows do a hike. Epstein, it seems, was a math and science whiz, as well as a musician. Yet other names like Mike Wallace and Katie Couric are apparently there to give the billionaire playboy credibility. But no name gets the attention better than former President Bill Clinton.
Epstein owned a private Boeing 727 jet, nicknamed the “Lolita Express” by the tabloid press, and traveled in it frequently, logging “600 flying hours a year … usually with guests on board.” Epstein’s plane made a special appearance in the 2015 book by Roger Stone and Robert Morrow, in which they address the friendship between Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Clinton in Chapter 7, aptly titled, “Orgy Island.”
“The post-presidency of Bill Clinton,” they write, “was party time. Time to get away from Senator Hillary, time to earn huge money from speaking engagements, time for traveling (usually in someone else’s personal jet), and time to chase women. And he kept bad company.
“After he left the presidency in 2001 [and he clung to the exit of the White House like a cartoon critter being forced out of an airplane door], Bill Clinton took up friendships with some pretty questionable characters, birds of a feather, one would say. One of these men was Ron Burkle, a major Clinton fundraiser and someone who Mediate called ‘a well-known womanizer and model hound.” Burkle paid Clinton at least $15 million to act as a ‘rainmaker’ for him, and another side benefit for Clinton was that he got to hang out with Burkle and all his ‘pretty young things’ and fly on Burkle’s plane, which his aides referred to as “Air F*#k One.
“But that was the tip of the iceberg. Another even more questionable friend with whom Bill associated post presidency was billionaire and pedophilia ringmaster Jeffrey Epstein. If Buckle was a case of a man with a taste ‘young girls,’ then Jeffrey Epstein would be the case of man with a taste for ‘far too young girls.’”
“Bill Clinton, in the early 2000s, became quite personally close to Epstein, whom he had met while he was still president in the 1990s. Clinton took eighteen trips on Epstein’s plane (which was known as the ‘Lolita Express’ for orgies with underaged girls). He also gave Epstein twenty-one ways to contact him, basically sharing the phone numbers of all key people close to him [except Hillary, of course].”
“Bill and Hillary Clinton need to explain why the Clinton Foundation in July of 2006 accepted $25,000 from C.O.U.Q. Foundation, which was being run by Epstein. This donation occurred just after Epstein had been arrested for sex crimes, but had not yet received his jaw-dropping, favorable plea bargain courtesy of Florida prosecutors and later federal prosecutors.
“Epstein also had a long-time girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell. According to the lawsuit of victim Virginia Roberts, Maxwell was heavily involved in Epstein’s activities. She is said by Roberts to have assisted Epstein in his “hobby” of having sex with underaged girls. Maxwell and five other women, according to Roberts, would even go down to the Fort Lauderdale bus station as she would troll for underaged girls to be sexually pandered to her boyfriend Epstein. Ghislaine became very close to Bill Clinton and was even allowed to attend Chelsea Clinton’s wedding on July 31, 2010. She had contributed $2,300 to the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton on March 30, 2007.
“Maxwell was also ‘on a list of delegates for a Bill Clinton charity conference’ and ‘is listed as managing director of the New York Strategy Group, of which there seems to be little trace.’ A question for Bill and Hillary might be: Is the Clinton Foundation shoveling money to Maxwell in return for, say, staying silent about any of Bill Clinton’s sexual activities with underaged girls of the Epstein entourage?”
At the time of publication of the book, there was a lawsuit by several of the child sex victims of Epstein to overturn the questionably light plea bargain that allowed the billionaire playboy to serve only thirteen months in jail with a sixteen-hour day pass. Accused of molesting up to 1,000 girls (as he confessed to Virginia Roberts, his sex slave), Epstein only had to sleep nights in jail and then go home to his Palm Beach mansion during the day. His victims claimed that he should have been made to serve a twenty-year sentence.
His sentence was overturned this summer and while awaiting a new sentence, he appears to have taken his own life. Or was he ordered to do so, failing the first time and on the second attempt, with no guards, no cellmate, no camera watching him, and more suitable materials, he succeeded in hanging or choking himself to death.
‘Elitism,” the authors write, “is really about people who believe that because they have huge amounts of power, money, and connections, the rules of society that the common man or woman must follow do not apply to them. Jeffrey Epstein was running a well-organized sex trafficking ring that provided underaged girls for him and his pedophile friends, many of whom were VIP figures in business and politics with names that you would recognize.
“How Epstein, after molesting all these girls, got his ‘Get Out of Jail Free’ card is a long and disheartening story. However, the reason for it is simple: Epstein was pandering these girls to many other VIP pedophiles, and the government, which is supposed to protect children, did not want a ‘political mess’ (in the words of Bush Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, in this case) on its hands.
“Incredibly, state and federal prosecutors originally charged Epstein with one count of soliciting a prostitute. They only added ‘soliciting a minor’ after objections by both the Palm Beach police and the F.B.I.
“Epstein once bragged that he had ‘bought’ a fourteen year-old girl for his personal sexual gratification.”
A 2007 New York magazine article by Jeffrey Weiss, “delving into Epstein’s well-insulated personal fiefdom” describes Epstein confidant Michael Woolf, who writes a column for British GQ, as gushing, star-struck Epstein sycophant.
“’It was all a little giddy,’ the article quotes Wolff as saying, describing his late ‘90s entrée into Epstein’s surreal fantasy life, as he boarded Epstein’s ‘beautiful 727’ with a full flight of elites to a West Coast conference.’
“’Jeffrey is living a life that once might have been prized and admired and valued, but its moment has passed…I think the culture has outgrown it. You can’t describe it without being held to severe account. It’s not allowed. It may be allowed if you’re secretive and furtive, Jeffrey is anything but secretive and furtive. I think it represents an achievement to Jeffrey.’”
“Apparently for Wolff it is a no-no to describe a degenerate criminal ‘lifestyle’ such as Epstein’s, but not necessarily to actually live it. He hints that this kind of life style ‘maybe allowed’ as long as it remains covert.
Epstein was anything but ‘covert’ as his arms slithered around various and sundry celebrities, politicians, and royalty. His subjects were tainted by mere association with him. Even President Trump and the First Lady found themselves in a grip-and-grin with Epstein at some party in Florida. The photographs are the ultimate blackmail.
One is reminded of Roman Polanski, filmmaker and holocaust survivor. His wife, actress Sharon Tate and four friends were brutally murdered at their Los Angeles residence in 1969 by members of the Manson Family. He made the notorious “Rosemary’s Baby” in 1968. But Polanski was more notorious when, in 1977, he was arrested and charged with drugging and raping a 13-year-old girl. He subsequently pled guilty to the lesser offence of unlawful sex with a minor. After spending 42 days undergoing psychiatric evaluation in prison in preparation for sentencing, Polanski, who had expected to be put on probation, fled to Paris after learning that the judge planned to imprison him.
In 2018, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to expel Polanski from its membership, an action taken more than 40 years after he had pled guilty in the statutory rape case. This was understood to have happened because of awareness raised by the #MeToo Movement.
On 11 March 1977, three years after making Chinatown, Polanski was arrested at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel for the sexual assault of 13-year-old Samantha Gailey, who had modeled for Polanski during a Vogue magazine photo shoot the previous day around the swimming pool at the Bel Air home of Jack Nicholson. Polanski was indicted on six counts of criminal behavior, including rape. At his arraignment, he pleaded not guilty to all charges. Many executives in Hollywood came to his defense. Gailey’s attorney next arranged a plea bargain in which five of the six charges would be dismissed, and Polanski accepted.
On 31 January 1978, the day before sentencing (the judge was threatening him with a sentence of 50 years in Prison, Polanski left the country on a flight to London, where he had a home. One day later, he left for France. As a French citizen, he has been protected from extradition and has lived mostly in France since then. However, since he fled the United States before final sentencing, the charges are still pending. At the time many Hollywood producers, directors and actors supported him.
A-List producers Quentin Tarantino and Harvey Weinstein (who has his own problems) have defended Polanski. Actor Johnny Depp insisted that Polanski was not “a predator.” Woody Allen (another guy with a fetish for young women) Alexander Payne and Tilda Swinton were among those who signed a petition calling for Polanski’s release, although most of the signees were from the European film industry, although Martin Scorcese was on the 2009 list.
Here in America, Natalie Portman, Mia Farrow and Whoopi Goldberg spoke up for Polanski. Portman signed the petition, since the #MeToo Movement has regretted signing it. Meryl Streep applauded Polanski at the Academy Awards in 2003. Director Jonathan Demme (“Silence of the Lambs”), director Bernardo Bertolucci, the late actor Peter Fonda, writer David Lynch (“Twin Peaks”), director Mike Nichols (“The Graduate,” “Annie”), actor Adrien Brody (“The Pianist,” which Polanski directed), director Stephen Frears (“Dangerous Liaisons”), actress Debra Winger, actress Kim Cattrall (“Sex and the City 2”), producer Michael Man (“The Insider”).
Mom always said, “Never sign a petition.”
Bill Clinton has denied being aboard the “Lolita Express” – well, except for 14 flights. The 727 was virtual bedroom in the sky. That’s what they say about Clinton’s museum in Little Rock, Arkansas – the top floor is five master bedroom suites. With all his legendary womanizing, just like his political hero JFK, there’s no way Clinton’s reputation will not go down in flames.
Since Clinton’s reputation is so notorious, others in Epstein’s Little Black Book are going to be taken for a ride as well. It won’t be hard for anyone to believe the victims’ stories.
Epstein has been close friends with Les Wexner, billionaire Republican mega-donor and founder of Victoria’s Secret (what is Victoria’s “secret? Trust us; you don’t want to know).
Stone and Morrow write, “Epstein became a financial adviser to Wexner in 1985, and by the early 1990s, Epstein was allegedly worth billions. Epstein has said that the two were so close that it was if they shared one brain. Gawker’s Nick Denton has speculated that Epstein and Wexner ‘may have been bisexual and enjoyed underage men and women.’”
“As for Bill Clinton,” they continue, “…Robert Morrow, while speaking with a seasoned investigator into the pedophilia of Jeffrey Epstein, opined, ‘With Bill’s history of rape and sexual assault, I think the odds that Bill Clinton was not being pandered would have to be one in a million.”
Morrow added, “Make that one in a billion.”
The “Orgy Island” chapter goes on for 32 pages in disgusting and salacious detail. You get the picture. But speaking of pictures, not only did Epstein’s gal pal Ghislaine Maxwell decorate all of Epstein’s homes and his plane with naked pictures, but she also oversaw the installation of hidden cameras to catch the marks in the act.
These kinds of predators make a distinction between actual children (under the age of 12), young adolescents (up to the age of 17, the age of consent), and women. They shrug off the accusations of “child” predators. This particular monster isn’t interested in kids – or adult women, either.
It may not have been for nothing that Jeffrey Epstein chose to locate his operation in the U.S. Virgin Islands. There has been much talk about a mysterious blue and white “temple” on the island, based on a Turkish bath house in Turkey. Was he also running a cult as well?
The design in front of the “temple” is a mosaic. Mosaics were used in ancient times as dance diagrams for young women – and young men – to follow during certain primitive “rituals” to the gods. What lays beneath in the man-made hill is anyone’s guess. But that mosaic in front of it gives one (who knows ancient history) a pretty good idea of what sort of activities went on there.
Finally, the elite Hollywood celebrities have certain “signals” that they use, and they’re not “virtue signals,” either. There are photos that show Hillary and Chelsea Clinton wearing upside-down cross necklaces. The late Gloria Vanderbilt, in her younger days, had a photo taken of herself and her two sons in her bright pink bedroom, sitting on the bed, over which hung a piece of artwork depicting – rather graphically – a human sacrifice.
Then there’s the recent outbreak of red shoe wearing by male celebrities. They claim the fad goes back to the 17th Century when only aristocrats and royalty could wear red shoes or heels, the color drawn from a certain Mexican mosquito. The heel was supposed to denote their status. The story goes back to Hans Christian Andersen’s story of “The Red Shoes,” about a little girl who sees a red shoe peeping out from under a princess’ hem and desires to wear red shoes herself and be a princess. She is scolded by her parents and her church for such materialistic ambitions.
Today’s male celebrities claim they’re wearing these ugly red shoes in solidarity with career women who deserve equal pay. Other historians claim, however, that the red dye of the aristocrats did not come from a mosquito, but another, human source.
Have they been wearing these red shoes in solidarity with career women – or Jeffrey Epstein?
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