“As you already know, I took the ‘shortcut’ home,” Epstein wrote in the alleged letter, an apparent reference to his later death by suicide. “Good luck! We had one thing in common… our love and care for young girls and our hope that they reach their full potential. Our President also shares our love for young girls coming of age. When a young beauty walked by, he loved to 'grab it,' while we ended up hauling grub to the canteens of the system. Life isn't fair,” he continued, signing off as “J. Epstein.”
The government also published envelope imagewhich was addressed by Epstein to “inmate” Nassar and was postmarked August 13, 2019, three days after Epstein's death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. The letter, marked “return to sender,” was addressed to Nassar at USP Arizonawhere a known pedophile was held before his arrest. translated in 2018.
Probably aware of the harm that the authenticity of this letter would cause to the President, the Department of Justice quickly announced
Tuesday morning that they were investigating his legitimacy. In less than two hours they stated that the FBI had concluded that the bill was “FALSE”, citing handwriting, postmark date and incorrect return address format for inmates. However, the Ministry of Justice did not choose to release handwriting analysis results originally obtained in July 2020, when establishing its authenticity would have been relevant to a potential wrongful death lawsuit based on Epstein's death in custody.
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