The Darkest New Epstein Files *Viewer Discretion Advised*

Accessing the Epstein Files [00:10]

• The video begins by accessing the official Epstein files directly from justice.gov, aiming to present unfiltered information.
• It confirms the files were last updated on February 3rd and requires users to be 18 or older.
• The presenter navigates through different "data sets" of the disclosures, starting with the newest, Data Set 12.

"So, no Twitter screenshots that may or may not be real. We are just going to scroll through it ourselves and see what we can find."

Allegations Involving a Minor and Leon Black [01:00]

• Notes from June 12, 2023, mention a call with "Gianne Christensen" regarding a minor victim interviewed by the Southern District of New York (SDNY).
• The SDNY reportedly seemed interested in passing the case, as sex trafficking of a minor occurred in New York, with the remainder in Florida and USVI.
• A previous entry (Data Set 11, entry 77) refers to "Leon Black additional HT subject referral."
• Further investigation into entry 75 reveals a message stating Leon Black paid $62.5 million to USVI, not including payments to individual women, and expresses outrage that criminal charges have not been brought.

"It's outrageous that criminal charges have not been brought against him."

Disturbing Personal Accounts of Abuse [02:43]

• A section, flagged as potentially sensitive and disturbing, appears to be a personal narrative from a young person.
• The writing describes intense emotional pain, feeling "broken and exhausted," and being tired of a "twisted game" causing physical and emotional suffering.
• It mentions being forced to "fit the scheduling of vile men" and expresses inability to forgive oneself for not revealing what "Miss Vicki" does and what happens in Florida and California.
• Specific individuals are named and described negatively, including "Fat Pig Weinstein," "Allan Duchitz," "Mr. Kurthers," "Mr. Islam," "Mr. Sauerkraut Krauss," and "Martin Minsky."
• The text highlights the disconnect between prestigious institutions like Harvard and moral behavior, calling them "trash" that "can't behave."
• A disturbing account of physical abuse is detailed, with someone named "Mr. Staley" leaving bloody marks with a belt.

"These pigs who call themselves smart and talk about Harvard act worse than animals."

Trauma and Forced Pregnancies [05:02]

• The narrative becomes more graphic, detailing painful procedures, being "broken," and feeling like a "human incubator."
• Mentions of a pregnancy with Jeffrey's child, being over 20 weeks pregnant, and the conflict between Jeffrey and "Gain" over a procedure.
• The writer expresses a desire not to be tied to Jeffrey and questions the criteria for having children.
• The role of "Elaine" is mentioned as someone who might help.
• The text describes a painful procedure with "blood all over the sheets."

"I do not want to be tied to Jeffrey for the rest of my life."

AOL Clippings and a Child's Scrapbook [06:31]

• Clippings related to AOL are present, with a note that the company "does not protect kids" and is used to "find us."
• A section appears to be from a child's notebook or scrapbook, dated around the time of Game Boy Color ads (late 1990s/early 2000s).
• It includes entries about ballet, descriptions of girls the writer was with, and references to being called by different names.
• One girl is described as "insanely beautiful and exotic looking" with a "peculiar name."
• Later entries in the scrapbook reference "vile men," "disgusting pigs," and mention individuals like "Dan Snider," "Larry Summers," and "Mr. Dana."

"Open your eyes. There are a lot of things to think about."

Graphic Accounts of Procedures and Loss [14:31]

• A particularly distressing entry describes flushing a "tiny little fetus" because it came out in the toilet, expressing numbness and hatred towards "Jeffrey."
• The writer states, "I'm not your personal incubator."
• A clipping titled "Through a child's eyes protect the vanishing children" is present.
• The narrative details multiple pregnancies and miscarriages, referring to the first baby being taken, an early miscarriage, and the fear of losing subsequent babies.
• The writer describes feeling like a "vessel" and not a person, and mentions attending "eating disorder treatment" and missing a semester of school.
• The text includes disturbing descriptions of being haunted by screams and calling oneself a "monster."

"I'm not your personal incubator."

Medical Procedures and Birth Experiences [17:37]

• A diary entry describes a "decision was made" but couldn't be told to "Jeffrey."
• The entry details a medical procedure involving a shot, "rod like things and a hook," and "so much pain," with blood and water.
• The writer recounts seeing "this tiny head and a body in the doctor's hands" and closing her eyes after hearing "tiny cries."
• It mentions arguments and the doctor stating it would be "the same in a couple of months."
• The diary also includes a poem and references to "Galileain," who called the child "beautiful."

"I saw between her fingers this tiny head and a body in the doctor's hands."

Mar-a-Lago and Control by Jeffrey [20:25]

• A clipping states, "Unlike drugs, a child's body can be sold over and over."
• The text includes a direct reference to "Mara Lago where I see and where I see Mr. Joe and Mrs. Anne."
• The writer expresses a plea to be released from "torture and hell" and being "controlled all by Jeffrey all the time."
• The narrative suggests a power dynamic where "Galain" used to be in control, but "Jeffrey is now controlling everything."

"My friend... came to get me out of Mary. She made me leave all things of value on the bed."

Devastating Loss and Procedures [23:30]

• A heartfelt entry describes a profound connection to a child, stating "My heart belonged to her. She was so very beautiful. She was perfect."
• The writer expresses an inability to write what happened after only being able to hold and feed the child for 10 to 15 minutes before she was taken.
• Later entries describe barely surviving procedures and feeling "dead inside."

"She is gone and she won't be coming back."

Palm Beach Incident and Birth [24:08]

• An entry dated April 22nd recounts a situation where the writer had "no choice" and "wasn't ready."
• The writer was taken to a house near "Jeff" in Palm Beach.
• An elderly French lady described as a midwife or deliverer of babies assisted with a difficult birth.
• The procedure involved "so much blood with so much water and unbearable pain," with the baby facing the wrong way.
• The writer describes the excruciating pain of pushing and feeling like she was dying, but ultimately a baby girl was delivered.
• The baby weighed 4 lb 10 oz and was 18.5 inches long.
• The baby was taken away approximately 15 minutes later by "Mr. M," despite the writer's pleas.

"But suddenly she had caught a beautiful baby girl who made more than a whimper, but beautiful cries."

Jeanl Brunell and French Model Scout [26:27]

• Jeanl Brunell is described as a "disgusting pig with bad breath."
• The video identifies a "French model scout" who was "found dead."
• The writer expresses a desire to escape and expresses the feeling of punishment for trying to run.

"I need them everyone all to see. I still always dreamed to build a better world."

Unsolvable Questions and Personal Scrapbook [28:08]

• The speaker reflects on the difficulty of continuing to read the distressing content, but emphasizes its importance in being shared.
• The presence of clippings in the notebook, including one about "licking" and another replacing "mystical island" with "horror," is noted.
• Ultrasound photos are shown again.
• The speaker wonders about the identity of the notebook's owner.
• Data set numbers three, two, and one are mentioned as PDFs.

"Do I want to spend my time here reading these? Uh the answer is no, obviously, but I think it's important to get out."

Bill Clinton and Gisele Bündchen's Appearance [30:08]

• The presenter comments on the casual attire of some individuals in photos, including robes.
• A random picture clicked reveals Bill Clinton, followed by an affirmation of being over 18.
• The presenter observes a "uncanny" look in "Gain's" eyes.
• Bill Clinton is shown in a hot tub with bottled water.
• "Gain" is depicted on vacation in a luxurious setting.

"Even sex offenders get cold, guys."

Jeffrey Epstein's Office and Art [33:10]

• The presenter rates Jeffrey Epstein's "gaming PC" and describes his office as "oldful" and "boring."
• Interesting art is observed, including copies of Michael Wolf's "Fire and Fury."
• Jeffrey Epstein's stationery and office supplies suggest an "organized operation."
• A portrait is shown, with the presenter speculating if it's Jeffrey and Bill, noting it as potentially undisclosed art.

"Jeffrey Epstein stationery office supplies organized operation."

Audio Files and Redacted Information [34:49]

• The presenter notes that portions of the files are not electronically searchable and expresses concern about the lack of audio files.
• Emails to "Jeffree" regarding music are shown, indicating his interest in music.
• The presenter plans to find the audio files, mentioning they contain "wild stuff."
• The presenter expresses an opinion that incorrectly redacted information should be released for justice.

"I'm looking for audio and I'm just like, where is the audio?"