Here It Is…Complete List of Clinton Associates
Who Allegedly Died Mysteriously or Committed
Suicide Before Testimony, Including Jeffrey Epstein
Posted By: Imright, 8/11/2019 1:43:32 PM
On Saturday multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein, the highest profile prisoner in US custody, was found dead in his prison cell in Manhattan.This occurred the day after two thousand previously sealed court documents involving the Jeffrey Epstein child sex abuse case were released to the public.The documents described how Bill Clinton held a private party on Jeffrey Epstein’s pedophile island.Clinton made at least 27 times trips on Jeffrey Epstein’s private plane. Most of those flights were with underage girls.
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