International
A social media post in Polish suggests China may possess documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking online discussion. The claim remains unverified and lacks supporting evidence.
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A Twitter user posted a brief message referencing the Epstein files on March 20, 2026. The post contains no specific allegations or evidence and does not name any individuals.
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A Twitter/X user posted a link to a koala video alongside hashtags related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including references to Donald Trump and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Analysis
A Twitter user posted a rhyming commentary linking the Jeffrey Epstein case to discussions about potential military action against Iran.
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Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit has stated that she was "manipulated" by Jeffrey Epstein and expressed regret over their contact. The statement was shared on social media by Dutch news outlet TPO - ThePostOnline.
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A tweet from March 20, 2026, mentions Senegalese lawyer Seydou Diagne in connection with the Epstein case. The tweet, posted by media account @aurores, appears to criticize Diagne's appointment to a TAS position by the F...
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A Twitter user has posted a question suggesting a possible connection between Jeffrey Epstein and China, using the hashtag #Epstein. The post does not provide evidence or context for this claim.
Analysis
A Twitter user has posted a poll-style question asking whether Jeffrey Epstein was "evil," sparking discussion on social media.
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A Twitter/X user posted a comment referencing the Epstein files with a humorous tone, suggesting potential unrest among wealthy individuals. The post includes emojis and hashtags related to Epstein, China, and insomnia.
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A Twitter post from March 20, 2026, connects Ramadan holiday greetings with the Epstein files, using hashtags that combine religious celebration with references to the ongoing legal case.
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A Twitter user has posted about "Frank Epstein" and Micronesian islands, following previous discussions about Jeffrey Epstein. The post does not provide specific details or evidence about any alleged connections.
Analysis
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.