A Twitter user in Italy posted a message suggesting that Jeffrey Epstein, the financier who died in 2019, might still be alive. The claim appears to be a personal opinion without supporting evidence or documentation.
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A Twitter user has posted a comment connecting abortion rights advocacy to Jeffrey Epstein, using inflammatory language. The post includes a hashtag referencing Epstein but provides no evidence linking the topic to any l...
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A Twitter post from March 2026 uses the name "Epstein" in a political context, equating it with terms like "regime" in a comparison to Israeli-Palestinian terminology.
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A Twitter/X post from March 20, 2026, claims Bill Gates and others "knew and planned" COVID-19, calling it "cruelty beyond recognition." The post does not provide evidence for these allegations.
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A Twitter user's post referencing religious identity in connection with Epstein-related content has drawn attention on social media.
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A Twitter/X user has posted a comment referencing the Epstein case while criticizing a political figure. The post contains allegations but provides no evidence or documentation to support its claims.
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A Twitter user posted a brief message referencing the Epstein files using a play on words. The post contains no new factual information or allegations.
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A Twitter post claims a poll shows 52% of Americans believe Trump uses the Iran conflict to divert attention from the Epstein scandal, while 48% reportedly believe in Santa Claus.
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A Twitter user has connected the Epstein case to current geopolitical events, suggesting the scandal continues to influence world affairs. The post makes unverified claims about political blackmail and financial demands.
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A Twitter post from March 20, 2026, references an alleged conversation between Joichi Ito and Jeffrey Epstein, but provides no verifiable evidence or context for the claims made in the post.
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A Twitter/X user posted a cryptic message containing the hashtag #EpsteinFiles alongside other hashtags and a link to an image.
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A recent social media post frames the Jeffrey Epstein case as a lens on systemic power structures rather than solely on individual conduct.
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A Twitter user has posted a comment referencing the Epstein case while discussing political matters. The post makes a comparison involving age and political figures without providing specific evidence or details.