Julie K. Brown

Local police uncovered a document containing important messages, which were appointments for massages with young girls.

As referenced by investigative journalist Julie Brown in A Perversion of Justice, during the 2005-2006 police investigation, police found phone messages, one of them in which it was hinted that he had 12-year-old twins to send him.

During the Palm Beach Police Department investigation, police documents included interviews with one, a Palm Beach Community College student who said she gave Epstein a massage in the nude, then brought him six girls aged 14 to 16 years of age for massage and sex-tinged sessions at home.

Two, a 27-year-old woman who worked as Epstein's personal assistant also facilitated liaisons phoning the Palm Beach Community College student to arrange for girls when Epstein was coming to town and escorted the girls upstairs when they arrived, putting fresh sheets on the massage table and placing massage oils nearby.

And I think that there's been three quantum leaps in our understanding of Epstein.

I think the Black Book is the first, and I think, uh, the Julie Brown's, uh, series-

Miami Herald, yeah

... and, uh, the Miami Herald, and then I think that the latest tranche of documents.

Local police uncovered a document containing important messages, which were appointments for massages with young girls.

As referenced by investigative journalist Julie Brown in A Perversion of Justice, during the 2005-2006 police investigation, police found phone messages, one of them in which it was hinted that he had 12-year-old twins to send them.

During the Palm Beach Police Department investigation, police documents included interviews with 1.

A Palm Beach Community College student who said she gave Epstein a massage in the nude, then brought him 6 girls, age 14-16, years of age for massage, and sex-tinged sessions at home.

the other part that we have to this

before I want to finish on Katie Ford before we jump to Julie Brown and her her ilk.

OK, perfect.

But.

I'm like, man, something's up with that woman.

So I think when you're maybe mentally ill or cruel or narcissistic like Vicki Ward, it begins to show.

And then we have Julie Brown on this vein.

Julie Brown is now trying desperately to get George Tonks to do an interview and he refuses.

So, again, think about this for a minute, folks.

Julie Brown was insistent about going after Acosta, and she knew that somebody up top was calling the shots.

But yet Acosta was set up as the man, the guy who made the decisions.

No, he wasn't.

Lies of omission, Julie Brown, are still lies.

Remember that.

And while I'm thankful for all of your hard work on this case, let's not act like this didn't have a political bend for you.

In 2018, Brown published a three-part expose in the Miami Herald that lifted the lid on the non-prosecution agreement that had been reached covering up Epstein's sex trafficking operation.

And if it wasn't for Alex Acosta getting that job working for Donald Trump, they would have never even looked into this story.

You really think Julie Brown didn't look at that situation and say, oh, this is a way to, you know, maybe expose Trump.

Let's dive in.

And believe me, I'm happy she did because it brought the story to light.

That's what they've always wanted to do with Epstein, make no mistake.

And if it wasn't for Alex Acosta getting that job working for Donald Trump, they would have never even looked into this story.

You really think Julie Brown didn't look at that situation and say, oh, this is a way to, you know, maybe expose Trump.

Let's dive in.

Her work didn't just expose Epstein, but also the culture that allowed him to survive.

When federal prosecutors finally did charge Epstein with sex trafficking in 2019, Jeffrey Berman, then the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, said, Then there's no doubt that Julie K. Brown's story swung the spotlight right back onto the case.

And when you look at Julie K. Brown's reporting and match it up with Vicky Ward's, there's no doubt that Julie K.

Brown did a better job, right? But we know that she's facing her own issues now, being sued by a couple of the survivors.

So we'll see where that goes.