US EditionDalai Lama’s Office Denies Any Meeting with Jeffrey Epstein Amid File Mentions
The Dalai Lama's office denied any meeting with Jeffrey Epstein despite 169 mentions in the US DOJ files, clarifying no authorized interactions occurred, officials said.
- The Dalai Lama's office confirmed he has never met or interacted with Jeffrey Epstein, stating, "We can unequivocally confirm that His Holiness has never met Jeffrey Epstein."
- Newly declassified US court records contained references to Epstein's name, but many were generic mentions rather than evidence of contact.
- Experts caution that mentions in the files do not imply wrongdoing or confirm meetings with Epstein, noting no evidence of a personal relationship exists.
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Dalai Lama never met Jeffrey Epstein: Tibetan leader's office junks reports
Several media reports mentioned that the Dalai Lama’s name appeared several times in documents released by US authorities as part of material related to Jeffrey Epstein. The Tibetan spiritual leader’s office clarified that the Dalai Lama never met Epstein.
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