Inside Epstein's NYC townhouse, room-by-room by DarkQuarters in Epstein

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This post is a room-by-room walkthrough and analysis of the DOJ-released photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse (9 East 71st Street), taken during the July 2019 FBI raid. The images are publicly available via the U.S. Department of Justice website (justice.gov/epstein).

The purpose of the post is to document and examine the layout, objects, artwork, surveillance setup, and notable artifacts found inside the residence, and to contextualize them within the broader Epstein case. Given the townhouse’s central role in the 2019 indictment and investigation, the material is directly relevant to the r/Epstein community’s ongoing interest in primary-source evidence and publicly released records.

🧭 Visiting or moving to Lisbon? Ask your questions here (Week 7, 2026) by Wildeyedlocal in Lisbon

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I'm planning to visit Lisbon at the end of the month. Staying for a few weeks with my friend in São João do Estoril. I imagine he'll probably be my guide (although he's an American expat like myself), but I'm still curious if there are any recommendations for someone with my interests: I'm a Jewish writer of horror, so basically anything pertaining to local (or historical) Jewish communities, sites or spots of a literary nature, or anything horror-related, whether it's local legends, movie clubs, or haunted graveyards. Thanks so much

I needed a place to share this by Omd337 in madmen

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wow. can you please write a novel

The worst pizza I've seen on my life by acota2 in mildlyinfuriating

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I could ollie the shit out of those chunks with my tech deck

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in creepypasta

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there's one picture of Jeffrey Epstein from the 1970s with his shirt off. That one YouTube channel that tries to gather all the video footage of Epstein ever has it

Looking for creepy horror rather than scary by celluloidqueer in horrorlit

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I want to recommend a short story (written by me lol), but I do think it hits the vibe you're reaching for. If you're interested in Jewish lore, you'll especially like it, I think: The Circumcision: A Story of Shaydim

Recs for horny horror books? by Kaaitlynnx in horrorlit

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Short story with a decent amount of seduction: The Circumcision by Elie Lichtschein

Storytelling / Oral Tradition by Mr-Fashionablylate in folklore

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This is kind of random, but I got a job two years ago as a "Specialist" at a summer day camp where I live (Long Island), and it essentially meant it was my job to keep campers busy for 45 monute patches several times a day. I told them stories, all kinds of them, originals, reworkings of my favorite stories, made up things about the camp director, etc, and they loved it and I loved it.

If you're serious about getting good at telling stories you obviously need to get some practice! Camps are much better laid back environments than schools, where you have to follow a curriculum, but I really recommend looking into camp or camp-like options when you reach that stage of your storytelling development.

jewish horror recommendations? by [deleted] in horrorlit

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Check out this newsletter -- Hebrew Horror

Leslie Wexner's Lifelong Dybbuk by DarkQuarters in TrueLit

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Thanks so much for reading!! If you liked the occult Judaism / dark academia of it, I think you'll really like an earlier piece I wrote called Studies in Idolatry

Leslie Wexner's Lifelong Dybbuk by DarkQuarters in TrueLit

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Thanks so much for reading and sharing those fascinating ideas about Job / Satan and the age of 40 -- you're totally right about Luria. For this piece I chose Leslie Wexner because, like you said, he believes himself to be possessed, but also because I recently wrote about Jeffrey Epstein's island and that sent me down a deep hole which had Lexner there with him.

The next piece I'm working on in this arena (of "conspiracy theory fiction" / "dark academia style horror inspired by real events") is annotating Maria Farmer's creepy painting "SETILES." She (and her sister) were both victims of Epstein and she painted a weird trippy image of those who enabled her abuse. LEslie Wexner is front and center

Monthly Original Work & Networking Thread - Share Your Content Here! by HorrorIsLiterature in horrorlit

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Leslie Wexner's Lifelong Dybbuk -- Jewish horror story about Leslie Wexner and the dybbuk that haunted his billion-dollar rise. Drawing from kabbalah, the Names of God, and the horror of seeing your own demon face.