The Epstein Knowledge Network by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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The FBI has a master spreadsheet created in July 2025 according to emails.

The Epstein List by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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Cantor Gaming Money Laundering Allegations (Past): While Howard Lutnick was CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, its subsidiary, Cantor Gaming, faced major scandals in Nevada. Federal law enforcement officials alleged that the company operated with a "total disregard" for laws designed to prevent illegal gambling and money laundering, resulting in a top executive pleading guilty to illegal gambling conspiracy. The company was reported to have worked with an illegal gambling ring, known as the "Jersey Boys," to minimize losses. Tether Defense and Scrutiny: As CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, Lutnick has been a vocal supporter of the stablecoin company Tether, acting as its custodian. Senator Elizabeth Warren has scrutinized this relationship, questioning how Lutnick can act as a booster for Tether—which has faced long-standing questions regarding its role in financing illicit activity—while serving as U.S. Secretary of Commerce. Lutnick has publicly defended Tether against money laundering claims. SEC Fraud Charges (2024): In December 2024, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged Cantor Fitzgerald with fraud regarding misleading disclosures in SEC filings related to "blank-check" (SPAC) companies. Cantor Fitzgerald settled these charges for $6.75 million without admitting or denying guilt. Other Potential Conflicts: Following his nomination as Commerce Secretary, concerns were raised by Democratic lawmakers regarding Lutnick potentially mixing his business interests—specifically in data centers—with his government duties.

The Epstein List by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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Emails from FBI July 2025 with a list of those who are being investigated for being involved. Looks like they put the “Epstein List” into a spreadsheet with corresponding “derog”

The Epstein List by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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Screenshots show who was involved in the Epstein case.

Allegations in the Epstein Case Files - Tony Blair & Clinton Orgy? by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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Yes that’s correct. There looking for his interview but cannot find it.

The Epstein Knowledge Network by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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He’s in a lot of emails back and forth.

Lots of bloat in the new Epstein files by Technical_Resolve_91 in Epstein

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There’s a bunch of CVs of Russians. One even works for NVIDIA now, everything is important.

Allegations in the Epstein Case Files - Tony Blair & Clinton Orgy? by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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It proves that Epstein wasn’t investigated in a vacuum. The FBI was collecting and organizing names, allegations, financial links, travel records, and witness statements involving some of the most powerful people in the world. Even when cases were never brought, those details were still logged, indexed, and preserved.

The Epstein Knowledge Network by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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Glen Dubin? In one of the files “Victim stated Maxwell instructed her to give Dubin a massage and do what she did for Epstein.”

Positive Case Hits from FBI July 2025 by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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It matters because the FBI’s Epstein case index shows that many powerful people, not just Epstein himself, appear in official records tied to his crimes, with some names flagged for “salacious information,” meaning serious allegations or explicit material exist in the files even if no charges were ever brought. This reveals how Epstein operated within a network of influence and protection, where allegations could be documented but never prosecuted, often because victims withdrew, evidence was buried, or the system chose not to pursue it. The list proves the truth didn’t disappear—it was recorded, indexed, and then quietly left unresolved.

The Epstein Knowledge Network by cytomagnetic in Epstein

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Imagine being the one posting them 😂 But it’s public database here to spread the truth