FILES: Epstein Prison Tapes WIPED By FBI

New documents reveal an FBI agent removed a hard drive from the jail's video recording system and erased all prison footage during the time of Epstein's death. The agent was aware that replacing both hard drives would wipe the system and advised MCC personnel of this.

Transcript states: 'Advised an FBI agent was the one who pulled out the DVR. also advised he knew that by replacing both hard drives the system would be wiped and he had advised personnel at MCC of that.'

Epstein instructed staff to install hidden cameras in his home. Credit card statements corroborate surveillance technology purchases, and an email from a redacted sender advised, 'If you want to put cameras in the house, it will have to be very discreetly done. the Russians may come in handy.'

Credit card statements and emails obtained by The Telegraph; direct quote: 'the Russians may come in handy.'

Billionaire Andrew Farcus, a New York real estate mogul and former Andrew Cuomo campaign chairman, exchanged nearly 2,000 emails with Epstein over a decade. Their relationship included deep confidences, introductions to powerful people, visits to Epstein's island, and a mutually beneficial real estate business partnership that saved Epstein millions in taxes.

New York Times report based on 3 million additional pages of Epstein files; Farcus called Epstein 'one of the blessings in his life and one of the bravest men I've ever known.'

The host speculates that Epstein's true expertise was not legitimate tax advice but rather money laundering, potentially on behalf of the intelligence community and the ultra-wealthy. This 'criminal mind' was adept at moving money to reduce tax liability, which is characterized as fraud.

Host's opinion based on Epstein's lack of genuine tax expertise in emails and his access to top financial institutions.

A November 2010 email exchange appears to show Prince Andrew forwarding 'visit reports' from a Southeast Asia trip (Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shenzhen) to Epstein. At the time, Prince Andrew was acting as the UK's trade advisor, making this a potential breach of official duties and secrets.

Email chain showing the former prince forwarding reports to Epstein within 5 minutes of receipt, signed as a 'special adviser.'

According to an interview with Brad Edwards, a lawyer for Epstein's victims, Epstein's bodyguard, Igor Zenovv, warned Edwards to 'back off' due to Epstein's 'shadowy connections to the US government,' specifically whispering 'CIA.' Zenovv also mentioned Epstein taking 'information trips' to Langley during his 2008 sentence.

Interview with Brad Edwards, who recounted a conversation with Igor Zenovv. CIA has not confirmed or denied these visits.

Emails and confirmations from Seton Hall show Epstein paid the college tuition for the children of the then-governor of the US Virgin Islands. This financial perk is presented as a potential bribe that allowed Epstein to operate freely, receive tax breaks, and avoid scrutiny in the territory.

Emails from the former first lady of the US Virgin Islands sending tuition invoices to Epstein; Seton Hall confirmed payments were made.