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In reply to the discussion: 'You know what I like': Epstein files reveal disgraced financier's routine abuse of girls [View all]

The Blue Flower

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6. There are over a million files
Reply to Uncle Joe (Original post)
Sun Dec 28, 2025, 01:20 PM
7 hrs ago

That didn't happen overnight. Someone was watching this unfold for a long time. What does that tell us?

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'You know what I like': Epstein files reveal disgraced financier's routine abuse of girls [View all] Uncle Joe 8 hrs ago OP
I Keep Wondering? ScoutHikerDad 8 hrs ago #1
Epstein and Maxwell's MO was targeting vulnerable girls and young women Uncle Joe 7 hrs ago #2
I keep wondering? ThreeNoSeep 7 hrs ago #3
Part of the 'recruitment' was likely screening for girls whose parents weren't the most attentive Attilatheblond 7 hrs ago #4
I wonder the same thing....(concerning parents) but we have to remember that these types of predators walkingman 7 hrs ago #5
Stop victim blaming (yes, blaming the parents is a form of victim blaming-especially in a case like this) Wiz Imp 6 hrs ago #8
There are over a million files The Blue Flower 7 hrs ago #6
The Penn State football program Cirsium 6 hrs ago #7
Joe Paterno looked the other way FakeNoose 2 hrs ago #10
That IS participating Cirsium 1 hr ago #12
[redacted] was obviously an accomplice, not a victim -- why was that name redacted? (nt) William Seger 5 hrs ago #9
Several of the victims started out in their early/mid-teens FakeNoose 2 hrs ago #11
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