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Hey everybody, Dr. G here. I'm a clinical and forensic psychologist as well as a body language expert. And today we're going to be analyzing new discoveries from the Epstein files. Before we get started with this, couple of quick things. One, I wanted to make sure you know this is not a psychological evaluation of any kind. These are just my opinions. In addition to that, I do want to remind you to like and subscribe if you want to see more content just like this. All right, let's go.
What I'm going to be analyzing today are my new discoveries from the Epstein files. As I know I've taken a brief break from covering Epstein much because I didn't want everybody to get burned out, but there's still plenty left to cover. So, today I'm going to be showing you some new information you have not seen before. We're going to be looking at a hidden camera that I haven't seen anybody talk about. We're also going to be looking at the contents of a suitcase that I've actually talked about before, but there's some new elements to that I'm going to be exploring as well. We're also going to be talking about Zoro Ranch and some odd things I found about that. All right, let's just jump right in.
With Bill Gates deposition coming soon to the House Oversight Committee, I thought he would be a great place for us to start today. Now, this picture right here obviously is fairly normal. He's fully aware that there's a picture being taken, but I want you to keep in mind pictures are clustered together in the Epstein files. So, if there are pictures next to each other, they are related. Now, that's very interesting because I want to show you what the next picture in sequence is. The next picture we have in sequence is a hidden camera. Now, the Trump administration has said over and over again, there were no hidden cameras. There's no footage from hidden cameras. He was not secretly recording anybody. That has been the official line over and over again. But, as anybody can tell right here, this is very clearly a hidden camera. You can see Woody Allen's there. If you look in the back right there, I believe that back there is Bill Gates. So, he was secretly recording conversations. And if he had this hidden in a vase or in some flowers, who knows what this was was hidden in. I think that this is exactly what the cameras would have looked like in the other rooms where he's recording as well. So, if you're wondering what the footage looks like in the secret recordings, it looks just like this, I'm sure.
That being said, there are no videos of this anywhere in the Epstein files. There's no other pictures like this anywhere in the Epstein files, but there should be because if this exists, other pictures like this exist. There's no way that Epstein took one hidden camera shot and never did it again. There's a 0% chance that that's possible. So, I thought it was very important that you see there is evidence, there is direct evidence that the hidden cameras exist beyond what I showed in a previous video because there was another video that we saw that he actually had hidden cameras in one of his offices. But this is much higher quality. So, if there was ever any question that Epstein was recording people, that he was keeping tabs on people, and that that information is now gone, here is your proof.
Now, there's some other interesting pictures that I found in the Epstein files, but these do not obviously look like they were taken by Epstein. These would have been taken by the government. I just found them interesting. We have full 360° pictures of the prison and of some of his properties as well. So why it is that these were in the Epstein files or what the context is, it's never given. So we don't know what these are, but there are full detailed pictures from what almost look like hidden cameras as well, but maybe there's an alternate explanation for that.
Now, to go back to Epstein security and his hidden cameras, I thought you might find this interesting. Right here, you can see there's some kind of system that's inside of one of his bathrooms. This was not in his main bathroom. So, it wasn't like that. This was an emergency pad that he would hit if if there was an intruder or something like that cuz this wasn't in his bedroom. And as you can see, there are two iPads attached to this as well as a touch pad in the middle. And this was in in a bathroom. This was underneath the sink. If you look up right here, there's the bathroom sink. And here is this system underneath. The Trump administration has been very clear in stating there was no surveillance of any kind in any of Epstein's properties. There is zero evidence of any hidden cameras or otherwise. And as we are seeing, that is in fact not true.
Now, there's a couple of other pictures. I don't even begin to know how to explain what these are. It's just strange pictures of dirty walls. Here's what looks like a basement flooded with water. Maybe these were taken by somebody that was doing work on his house. But there's once again no context given other than a foot standing in dirty water in what appears to be a flooded basement or something similar.
Something else I ran across in the Epstein files is it looks like Jeffrey Epstein was trying to brand his various properties. This was one of the many logos he came up with. This one clearly was a logo for Little St. James Island. And then this logo right here clearly was for Zoro Ranch. One of the things I think is interesting about Zoro Ranch is that if I understand correctly, it had that name before he bought it. So he didn't come up with it, but I suspect he kept it because Zoro, I believe, means fox in Spanish, particularly a male fox. And so it's all about being sly and being cunning. When we look at the different symbology in this logo right here, you've got the mask, you've got ropes. There's a lot of things that I think that Jeffrey Epstein would gravitate towards. And I think that there were a lot of weird little nods to who he is in all of this. And this is incredibly cheesy. So, I don't know if he's the one that came up with this himself, if he literally is the one who made this or if he asked somebody to make it, but he has a variety of these cheap looking logos throughout.
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All right, back to the analysis. And while we're on the subject of Zoro Ranch, I want to show you a strange picture that we have from his Little St. James property. Now, as you can see, this is an old CRT TV up at the top, and there are three VHS's sitting on the floor. Now, two of those are adult in nature, and the third one is from Zoro Ranch. I want to show you this right here. One of those tapes says Sex in City, and it's written over Zoro Ranch. You can see is written on top of it. But if you look on the side here, says Zoro main house 31700. Now the other VHS's that were there were commercially made and they were very clearly of an adult nature, which means that this video here is the same nature. It has the same type of content. And as you can see, if you look up at the VHS right here, it's halfway watched. You if you look at these the spools right here, you can see somebody stopped at mid-video. These are not reruns of Sex in the City, I assure you. But I think what this shows is that there are videos, there is footage from the Zoro house, there are various artifacts laying around and probably information that has been dramatically suppressed or that he's hiding somewhere. I guarantee you this is once again not the only video he made of the Zoro Ranch main house.
As you scroll through the Epstein files, you run across a lot of random pictures. Pictures that give that are given no context. So there is no context given for why Jared Kushner is in the Epstein files. Here he is sitting at what appears to be a sporting event or something similar, but no other context is given. And here's a picture of Jeffrey Epstein at Zoro Ranch. You can tell he's got the little Z on his jacket. He has so many pictures of himself throughout all these Epstein files. I don't know what on earth he's doing on this one, but as you can see, he's got the Little St. James jacket. So, he had embroidered clothes for wherever he was going to stay.
What we're looking at right here are the contents of Jeffrey Epstein's safe. Now, as you can see, it's scattered everywhere. There's passports. If you watched my previous video talking about his Austrian passport, it was actually from this. Now, I'm going to show you what happened to to all of this because it gets a little bit complicated, but I think it's kind of interesting. Now, the contents of his safes were ultimately put in these suitcases. These suitcases were given to his accountant, Richard Khan, and the FBI recovered these suitcases from Richard Khan. We're actually going to watch him talking about that whole story in a few minutes, but I wanted to cover the contents of the suitcases first. Like I said, I talked about this a little bit previously, but I found out some new information.
Now, these are different angles on the suitcases, of course, and this one right here is the black suitcase. Now, one thing, if you look up front here, I'm not positive about this, but to me, this looks like the security system we saw under his sink, actually, or something very similar to it. It looks like there's some sort of screen attached to this. But, as you can see on the right side, there's a number of folders. There are binders full of CDs. And then when we go down to the other suitcase right here, there's a cash box. That's what it says in yellow. It's very hard to read, but it says cash box from third floor.
Here are receipts for the suitcases provided by the FBI. Now, there's a couple of details I want you to pay attention to right here. Now, you can see this was gathered on 7/11/2019. This was shortly after his arrest, but before his death. Now, if you look at the description of items under blue suitcase, there's a couple of things I want to point out. One, it says two black binders with CDs. Then if you scroll down, it says box of CDs down towards the bottom. Then in the black suitcase, it says that there were four binders with various CDs. But keep that in mind. Four binders of CDs, two black binders of CDs, one box of CDs.
Here's a 302 form from the FBI that was written shortly after he died. This was written on 8/20/2019. Now, when we look at the contents of the suitcases, right here, it says four binders of various CDs in the black suitcase that matches up. And I'm not going to cover all the contents. That would take too long. Under blue suitcase, it says two binders containing CDs. And then if you scroll through all of these, nowhere does it say box of CDs. Okay, so there was a box of CDs that's unaccounted for. Now, when we look down here, it explains that or tries to explain it because it says, "It should be noticed that the handwritten inventory that was completed indicated a book of CDs located at the bottom of the page of the inventory for the blue suitcase that says book of CDs. Upon review, the suitcases contents in discussion with the special agent, it was determined that the aforementioned item was made in error and not located in either suitcase." So, they're saying that they accidentally duplicated that somehow. But not only did they not get this right, it said box of CDs. That is totally different than binder. That's not a duplicate of anything. That's just something that is absolutely missing. And as you may know, the CDs are where he kept many of his worst things. Now, I talked about the VHS earlier, but that was back from back in 2000. He seems to have advanced along with technology, so he went to CDs. But the fact that there is a missing box of CDs is incredibly concerning. And frankly, the fact that their correction says book of CDs when the it very clearly states box of CDs, the fact their correction has a mistake, I do find kind of ridiculous.
Now, we're going to go through how Richard Khan got these suitcases in the first place. Now, Richard Khan was Jeffrey Epstein's accountant, who was very clear during his deposition. I had no relationship with the man. We were not friends. I did nothing for him other than accounting. But I'm going to read this and then we're actually going to watch him talk about this very thing. So, it basically says that the special agent made contact with Richard Khan, who advised that the house manager on 7/7/2019, packed Jeffrey Epstein's belongings from his safe using one black and one blue suitcase, and transported the items to Khan's resident in close proximity to Epstein's residence. So, he he took two full suitcases of the contents of Jeffrey Epstein's safe, dropped them off at Jeffrey Epstein's accountant. Khan was advised that he had not opened the suitcases nor knew what their contents were. Khan advised that he would respond to the search location and turn over the suitcases that had been removed from the residence. Upon arrival, approximately 30 minutes later, Khan provided two suitcases. Khan was provided with a receipt of property from the special agent. And because it seems so strange to me that the accountant of Jeffrey Epstein would allow for something like this, would allow him to drop off two suitcases, particularly given what Jeffrey Epstein is known for. I thought we would watch him explain this exact situation during his deposition.
"Um, the BBC yesterday reported that you told, I'm quoting directly, the mansion staff to pack two suitcases with the contents of the safe and deliver them to Epstein's home."
"According to FBI agents, >> Epstein's home or what does it say? Does it say Epstein's home?"
"To I'm sorry. Thank you, Dan. To his home. That'd be referring to your home, Mr. Khan. I apologize. Did you do that?"
"No, I did not read the article, but I do know what you're referring to because the BBC had made inquiries to myself. Um, what happened when the FBI raided Epstein's home in I believe it was on the 6th, the same day he was arrested. It was either I think it was the sixth or the 7th. When they raided his home, they broke open his safe and for whatever reason, the FBI did not take some of the contents from Epstein's safe."
"Now, keep this in mind. There are all sorts of passports, all sorts of binders of CDs, and the FBI did chose not to even take them at that time. That in of itself is absolutely wild."
"When the FBI broke into Epstein's home, they broke down his door, so his door could not lock and the alarm could not set properly. In addition to the fact that they took all the electronic equipment, when Merwin, the house manager, was at the house, they realized that these items were not safe to be left alone in the house. I was on Long Island at the time. I was not in New York City. And I received a call from Merwin, who is the property manager for 971st Street, telling me that I packed up two bags of Epstein's belongings or or things that were safe, and I left them with your doorman in New York City. I just wanted to let you know. I said to him, "I'm not home. I'll be home in three or four days. Uh, and you know, at that time, I'll bring it up to my apartment." When I arrived home three or four days later, I arrived in my apartment. I brought the two bags up. I never touched them. I never opened them. I left them in my dining room. Uh I believe a day or two later, uh I got a call from Iwin that the FBI was at the house again looking to collect things that they didn't take from their first visit. Um I believe the request of me was, "Can you please bring the two bags to the home?" I was at my office in Midtown at the time. I left. I went home. I grabbed the two bags. I brought them to the residence and I believe at that point in time the FBI gave me a receipt for the two bags and that is what took place. What the BBC reported is inaccurate. Uh and you know the story as I understand it is exactly what I told you. Um, and then another topic, um, during"
"There are a million questions I have about how this went down, his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, because he basically said, "I have no relationship with Jeffrey Epstein." And yet here he is taking the contents of his safe, keeping them in his house. This is something that deserves more questions. Why it is that they're asking for testimony and not clarifying any anything like that, they're just moving on is absolutely wild. What is the point of doing this if you are not going to clarify important aspects of information like this? But what's almost equally shocking is the fact, and this clearly is true because we've got pictures of it and because of the suitcases, why is it that the FBI even opened the safes if they weren't going to take the contents? So, they busted the safes open and they left all of the CDs, all of the cash, all of the passports, the fake passport, everything else just sitting in a pile. Didn't take it with them. It is shockingly strange. This whole circumstance, this whole situation is incredibly bizarre because why would you bust open a safe and not take what was in there or maybe they did take some of what was in there and this was the stuff they didn't think was that important because it doesn't make any sense. There's nothing about this circumstance between what the FBI did and what Richard Khan is explaining that really makes a lot of sense."
All right, let's go and wrap things up here. Hopefully, this has helped you better understand some of the new discoveries I found in the Epstein files. Hopefully, you're still interested in what the Epstein files have to say because there's still many, many more that have been unexplored. If you have any other thoughts about this or if there's anything else you want me to analyze, please let me know in the comments below. Last thing before we get finished up is I do want to remind you to like and subscribe if you want to see more content just like this. All right, thanks for watching.