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Bloomberg, which sued to demand the release of FBI communications tied to the Epstein files, reported Friday that Ferguson relayed a message to Patel in March 2025—just as he took over the bureau and promised to deliver answers about investigations into the crimes and death of notorious sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
Cami Clark, the low-profile wife of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, tried to court Jeffrey Epstein as an investor for her "luxury porn company" and women's health startup, the Wall Street Journal and emails in the Epstein files reveal, as the Journal's reporting raises new questions about Clark's influence over her powerful husband and his company.
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Playboy founder Hugh Hefner repeatedly called the FBI to report Jeffrey Epstein for sexual abuse in 2005, after a Playboy Playmate told him she was raped and trafficked by the disgraced financier, according to new details in a lawsuit. Audra Lynn ...
Hugh Hefner reportedly alerted the FBI after Playboy Playmate Audra Christiansen identified herself as a Jeffrey Epstein survivor. Christiansen allegedly told Hefner she had been sexually abused and
Audra Christiansen told Hefner in 2005 that she was an Epstein survivor, and asked the groundbreaking publisher to call the FBI on her behalf.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s wife Cami Clark played a bigger role in the AI juggernaut’s meteoric rise than previously known after her own forays in entrepreneurship – which included a failed fundraising pitch to late financier and sex offender ...
A group of undisclosed documents related to government investigations of Jeffrey Epstein can be made public under the 2025 law requiring release of the Epstein files, a federal judge ruled.
A federal judge gave a chilling warning to Justice Department lawyers fighting the further releases of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein: If they don’t comply with court orders, contempt proceedings could ruin their futures.