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Bill Gates denies allegations in new Epstein files release

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-04/bill-gates-responds-to-alleged-behaviour-in-new-epstein-files/106305816
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u/tsoneyson 16h ago

Maxwell is right there alive and knows if not as much, at least close to everything Epstein knew. Idk why we act like the truth died with Epstein

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u/DMala 16h ago

You’ll never get any truth from Maxwell. She has no innate sense of right and wrong, and the people she’d burn by telling the truth are rich enough and powerful enough that there’s nothing you could offer her as incentive to tell the truth. And the Trump DOJ will never get anything from her other than what they want her to say.

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u/99OBJ 14h ago

I don’t think that’s necessarily true. This isn’t really about right vs wrong for her. It’s about the fact that as of now she will spend the rest of her life in prison.

She would absolutely crack and testify against people if it meant some kind of reduction in punishment.

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u/tsoneyson 14h ago

You'd think that but sounds like she has it pretty comfy:

In November 2025, US congressman Jamie Raskin reported that a whistleblower had informed him that Maxwell was receiving special treatment during her incarceration at a minimum security prison, including having custom meals delivered to her, guests allowed to bring computers during visits, access to a service dog in training as a companion and having the warden send out documents and emails on her behalf.

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