Several documents related to Jeffrey Epstein were released by the Justice Department on Friday, and one stands out as a man who gave him ‘permission to kill’.
The Justice Department released a new batch of files related to Jeffrey Epstein on Friday. While there were several notable names and some startling allegations, one document added to the mystery and raised many questions.
Jeffrey Epstein received a message from a man who gave him ‘permission to kill,’ according to documents released by the DOJ. (X/@tom777kruise)Document shows man giving ‘permission to kill’ late convicted child sex offender.
“I give you permission to kill him [name redacted]. She lied to you and she lied to me,” reads one email to Epstein. Although the name has been redacted by the DOJ here, a later document containing Epstein’s reply to this email and a follow-up, reveals that the redacted name is ‘Olga.’
Also Read | Pictured with Zohran Mamdani, Ma Meera Nair, Jeffrey Epstein? The truth behind the viral photo”He’s obviously with Olga,” the man sent from their iPhone in 2014. Epstein replied to the message with a “Whooff,” and the person followed up, saying, “No one is going to lie to you and get away with me. No one. Hoofs is right.”
Snapshots of the communication giving Epstein ‘permission to kill’ were widely shared online.
Who gave Epstein ‘permission to kill’; Who is Olga?The person who gave Epstein ‘permission to kill’ has not been identified. It is also unknown if the message was serious in its intent. The communication was sent from an iPhone on June 30, 2014 The Judiciary has corrected the name
Olga’s identity also remains unknown. The only time the name came up in Epstein’s case was when his former lawyer, Alan Dershowitz, described receiving messages from a woman with the same name in Epstein’s place. He then noted that she was wearing underwear.
The message has sparked outrage online. Looking at the content of the message, many wanted to know the identity of the person who was potentially hitting on the other person.
“I’d guess those are the names we need to see more than anything else!” One person commented. Another asked who was giving Epstein ‘permission to kill’.
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