Jeffrey Epstein flight

Who was on Jeffrey Epstein's flight log list? Lady Gaga, for example, appears under her legal name, “Stefani Germanotta,” while John Legend shows up under his stage name. The text appears on a light purple background, resembling the layout of the neo-Nazi-friendly imageboard site 8kun, formerly known as 8chan. Pics of Jeffery Epstein and his circle with famous people.

“So once they saw the photo of [Teigen’s] child dressed up as a hotdog,” Rains said, “they thought, ‘Oh she’s a sex trafficker. But a Twitter Another list, shared for the first known time on Sept. 5, 2019, by Twitter user @RobbersonJon, bears a closer resemblance in content. But hostility against the former model reached a fever pitch last October, Rains said, when she shared a photo of her child dressed up as a hot dog.

Some of these were listed in a contact book found in his New York house when raided by the police. Archived. The layout is slightly different. 676.

(A previous version of this article corrected the role of Leslie Wexner at Victoria’s Secret. DISGRACED Jeffrey Epstein is alleged to have used his private jet - dubbed the "Lolita Express" - to court underage girls and fly them between his residences across the US. Soon available for all to read.

Kevin Spacey flew to African in 2002 as part of a project to raise awareness on the deadly virus of AIDS. In a thread between staffers at the intelligence firm Stratfor, with the subject line “Chicago Hot Dog Party,” former Rick Perry staffer Fred Burton joked that then-President Obama once spent $65,000 flying in Chicago hotdogs. To the socialites, celebrities and politicians who attended lavish parties at Epstein’s homes in Manhattan or Palm Beach in the early 2000s -- or hitched rides on his private jet nicknamed the “Lolita Express” by the tabloids -- the request carried a clear message: Come talk to us before we seek you out.“You would much rather be visiting the Department of Justice and engaging a conversation about what you saw rather than making the DoJ find you,” said Jacob Frenkel, a former federal prosecutor now at Dickinson-Wright.

Those celebrities include: Akon, Alec Baldwin, Anderson Cooper, Barack Obama, Ben Affleck, Beyonce Knowles, Bill Murray, Charlie Sheen, Chelsea Handler, Chrissy Teigen, Courtney Love, Demi Moore, Gwen Stefani, James Franco, Jim Carrey, Jimmy Kimmel, John Cusack, John Legend, Kathy Griffin, Katy Perry, Eminem, Michelle Wolf, Oprah Winfrey, Pharrell Williams, Quentin Tarantino, Robert Downey Jr., Seth Green, Jay-Z, Lady Gaga, Steven Spielberg, Steven Tyler, Stephen Colbert, Tom Hanks, Wanda Sykes, Will Ferrell, Will Smith, and Woody Allen.In the past month, references to the fake log have skyrocketed, particularly But the supposedly well-sourced secret agent Q was a little late to chase. Listed as the destination for those trips were exotic locales like the Azores, Singapore, Brunei, Norway, and Russia, among others. The Daily Beast found versions of the fake log dating back to nearly a year before the anonymous poster included it in their drop. It’s laughably fake. The earliest known version There is no metadata on the screenshot in circulation, so it remains unclear where, precisely, the list originated. User account menu. Clinton was such a regular on the plane that he apparently had a favorite seat.Naomi Campbell flew on Epstein's plane on at least one occasion in 2002. Barack Obama is spelled “Barak Obama.” Stephen Colbert is “Steven Colbert.” Ron Burkle is “Ron Burke.” Joe Pagano is “Joe pagino.” The list-writer also had a loose sense for formatting. Some of the billionaire's alleged victims claimed that One fairly obvious guest on Epstein's flight logs was Ghislaine Maxwell, the woman who was thought to be Epstein's co-conspirator. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Colombia’s former president admits having flown on Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘Lolita Jet’ Colombia’s former President Andres Pastrana has been tied to the child abuse scandal around Jeffrey Epstein, an American millionaire and sex offender who apparently committed suicide on Saturday. A publicist for Charlie Sheen, who mistook me for a man, forwarded his response:William Bredderman contributed reporting to this article. A month earlier, when Ben Affleck urged residents of New York, Kentucky, and Virginia to vote in their primaries, a user The screenshot features a list of 124 names—many of them famous: Beyoncé, Eminem, Chrissy Teigen, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, to name a few—typed in three columns.