#epstein payouts

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Don’t stop taking about the Epstein files. You can, and should, talk about Minneapolis, ICE, Sudan, Congo, the Rohingya people in Ethiopia, Ugyhur Muslims in China, Greenland, Cuba, Somalia, Iran, Palestine, Yemen, Syria, Canada, Venezuela, and Nigeria also, you can bring attention to more than one important thing at a time. Don’t let the Epstein Files be forgotten. It’s what they’re relying on. U.S law doesn’t really exist anymore at the moment, but don’t let them forget that they casually broke the law by not releasing them. Even if they hadn’t, it doesn’t matter. Release them anyways NOW!

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Barrister Barbie is asking a federal judge to keep secret the names of two individuals who received six figure payouts from Epstein in 2018.

Which isn’t suspicious at all…

DOJ says names of two associates Epstein wired $100k and $250k to should stay secret

The Justice Department request came after NBC News asked a federal judge to unseal the names of two people Epstein paid and helped protect f

Sept. 6, 2025, 11:29 AM MST

By Tom Winter

The Justice Department on Friday asked a federal judge overseeing the case of deceased sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein to deny a request from NBC News to unseal the names of two associates who received large payments from him in 2018, court documents show. The Justice Department cited privacy concerns expressed by the two individuals as the reason for not making their names public.

The first associate received a payment of $100,000 from Epstein and the second associate received a payment of $250,000, both in 2018, days after the Miami Herald began publishing a series of investigative stories where victims criticized a plea deal he received in Florida in 2008.

As part of the plea agreement, Epstein secured a statement from federal prosecutors in Florida that the two individuals would not be prosecuted.

The payments became public after Epstein was indicted and arrested in New York in 2019 and asked to be released on bail. Federal prosecutors in New York filed a memorandum on July 16, 2019, that argued Epstein should remain in jail to prevent him from tampering with witnesses.