US EditionEpstein's Butler calls for document release: 'No Way He Killed Himself’
- On August 10, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was discovered deceased in his Manhattan jail cell, having apparently taken his own life while awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking.
- The FBI began investigating Epstein in 2005 for alleged sex trafficking of over 30 minors, and he pled guilty to two felonies in 2008 avoiding federal charges.
- Epstein's longtime Paris butler, Valdson Vieira Cotrin, who worked for him 18 years, denied witnessing any abuse and rejected the suicide ruling.
- A DOJ-FBI review ruled out murder, but Epstein's brother and Cotrin cited forensic inconsistencies and called to release full investigation files.
- Cotrin described Epstein's social ties, noted Epstein's 2004 fallout with Trump, and claimed Epstein was offered a Trump administration job in 2016, though no evidence supports this.
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Valdson Vieira Cotrin, faithful collaborator of the American pedophile billionaire, talks for the first time of the case and reveals unpublished photos and many mysteries of his former boss destined to have discussion
'There’s No Way He Killed Himself': Jeffrey Epstein's Butler for 18 Years Breaks His Silence, Says Twisted Tycoon 'Loved Life Too Much' to Kill Himself and Was Confident of Securing Bail Before He Died
Valdson Vieira Cotrin revealed that he had spoken to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier, shortly before he died in August 2019.
Speak for the first time Valdson Vieira Cotrin, faithful servant of the American pedophile billionaire. And unveil unpublished photos and "many secrets of Chief Jeffrey" who now make us discuss
Jeffrey Epstein’s Longtime Butler Says There is ‘No Way’ He Killed Himself — Was Confident of Securing Bail Before His Death
Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime butler has said there is “no way” the pedophile financier killed himself in prison. In an interview with The Telegraph, Epstien’s butler of 18 years, Valdson Vieira Cotrin, said that Epstein “loved life too much” and was confident of securing bail before his apparent suicide. “I am like his brother, “ he explained. “I don’t believe this was suicide. He loved life too much.” However, Cotrin also appeared to be in denial…
Epstein’s Butler of 18 Years Breaks Silence: “No Way He Killed Himself”
(ZeroHedge)—The longtime butler of Jeffrey Epstein is speaking out about the death of the deceased pedophile and disgraced financier, joining the chorus of voices expressing disbelief that he committed suicide. Valdson Vieira Cotrin, who oversaw Epstein’s residence in Paris for 18 years, made the admission in an interview with The Telegraph. “I am like his brother [Mark Epstein]. I don’t believe this was suicide. He loved life too much,” Cotrin …
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