دانلود روزنامه Wall Street Journal Monday May 1, 2023
دانلود رایگان روزنامه وال استریت ژورنال Wall Street Journal Monday May 1, 2023
Epstein’s Private Calendar
Reveals Prominent Names
BY KHADEEJA SAFDAR deputy secretary of state, the of Bard College, invited Ep- 2008 for a sex crime involving AND DAVID BENOIT documents show. They first stein, who brought a group of a teenage girl and was regis-met in Washington and then young female guests, to the tered as a sex offender. The
The nation’s spy chief, a Mr. Burns visited Epstein’s campus. Noam Chomsky, a documents, which include longtime college when president and townhouse in Manhattan. professor, author and political thousands of pages of emails top women in finance. The cir- Kathryn Ruemmler, a White activist, was scheduled to fly and schedules from 2013 to cle of people who associated House counsel under President with Epstein to have dinner at 2017, haven’t been previously with Jeffrey Epstein years af- Barack Obama, had dozens of Epstein’s Manhattan town- reported.
ter he was a convicted sex of- meetings with Epstein in the house in 2015. The documents don’t reveal fender is wider than previ- years after her White House None of their names appear the purpose of most of the ously reported, according to a service and before she became in Epstein’s now-public “black meetings. The Wall Street trove of documents that in- a top lawyer at Goldman Sachs book” of contacts or in the Journal couldn’t verify clude his schedules. Group Inc. in 2020. He also public flight logs of passen- whether every scheduled
William Burns, director of planned for her to join a 2015 gers who traveled on his pri- meeting took place.
the Central Intelligence trip to Paris and a 2017 visit vate jet. The documents show Most of those people told Agency since 2021, had three to Epstein’s private island in that Epstein arranged multiple the Journal they visited Ep-meetings scheduled with Ep- the Caribbean. meetings with each of them stein for reasons related to his stein in 2014, when he was Leon Botstein, the president after he had served jail time in PleaseturntopageA10