3. The Blackmail and Trafficking Operation: Scale, Methods, and Purpose
Epstein’s enterprise was a sophisticated global trafficking ring, recruiting underage girls (some as young as 14) through a pyramid scheme of “massages” that escalated to abuse, with operations spanning New York, Palm Beach, Paris, New Mexico (Zorro Ranch), and Little St. James (“Pedophile Island”). Victims like Virginia Giuffre alleged being trafficked to powerful men, including politicians and royals, for blackmail purposes. Epstein’s properties were wired with hidden cameras (discovered in 2006 raids), and he kept labeled CDs (e.g., “young name + name”) in safes, implying recorded kompromat. Artist Maria Farmer, who worked for Epstein, described seeing a media room with monitors tracking pinhole cameras throughout his homes. 9 4
The global scope is evident in flight logs showing trips to over 40 countries, with passengers including Bill Clinton (26 flights), Prince Andrew, and elites like Bill Gates. Epstein’s “black book” listed contacts from Moscow to Riyadh, and he bragged to journalists about having “dirt” on powerful people. The purpose: leverage for intelligence goals. For Mossad, this meant ensuring U.S. support for Israel (e.g., blocking peace deals harmful to Israeli interests). For the CIA, it provided control over foreign actors or domestic influencers. Post-9/11, Epstein’s ties to Wexner allegedly influenced pro-Israel war propaganda, like the “Wexner Analysis,” which framed Iraq as a threat to justify invasion—aligning with Mossad’s strategic interests in regional destabilization.
