A chilling piece of correspondence which seems to have been written by Jeffrey Epstein and mailed to the imprisoned former USA Gymnastics doctor, is featured in the newest trove of documents pertaining to Epstein unsealed by U.S. government.
Text of the Document
"As you will know, I have opted for the 'short route' home," the correspondence declares. "All the best! We had one thing … our love & caring for young women and the desire they fulfill their maximum abilities."
The document goes on: "The commander-in-chief also holds our affection of adolescent females. When a pretty girl walked by he was fond of to 'grab snatch', whereas we ended up snatching grub in the dining areas of the system."
The letter is concluded: "Existence is unjust. Yours, J. Epstein."
Background and Chronology
The letter is postmarked August 13th, 2019, notably three days after Epstein passed away in prison in what was ruled a suicide. It was discovered by investigators in the jail mail room weeks later after it was bounced back from a correctional facility in Arizona and labeled "addressee not here".
"It seemed he sent it and it was returned back to him," an agent commented in an message contained within the records.
Government Statement
In a release regarding the disclosure of these papers, the Department of Justice noted that a number of the documents include "inaccurate and exaggerated claims" leveled against the former president. The statement described the accusations as "baseless and false," adding they were released in the name of accountability.
Related Background
The former president has consistently denied any knowledge of or involvement in the financier's offenses.
The discovery of this document was first reported in last year. It was uncovered among thousands of documents kept by the corrections agency.
Nassar is at this time undertaking a six-decade prison term on charges related to child pornography. He also received a lengthy incarceration in Michigan after pleading guilty to numerous counts of criminal sexual conduct.
During legal proceedings, more than 150 women – such as gold medal winners – stated that he assaulted them.
Questions continue to swirl regarding the details of Epstein's death in prison, with a family member continuing to maintain that the convicted criminal was murdered in his jail cell.
