The latest batch of Jeffrey Epstein revelations strips away any remaining illusion that his crimes were carried out in isolation. Congress’s release of his “birthday book” revealed not only grotesque sketches and disturbing memorabilia but also affectionate notes from world leaders, celebrities, and power brokers who once insisted they barely knew him. A novelty check joking about Epstein “selling” a woman to Donald Trump, UK Ambassador Peter Mandelson’s “best pal” message, and illustrations trivializing abuse all point to a culture where Epstein’s depravity wasn’t hidden—it was normalized, celebrated, and even turned into party humor.


At the same time, financial institutions like JPMorgan Chase enabled him with staggering impunity, processing over $1 billion in transactions for Epstein long after his conviction. The picture is clear: elites wrote the notes, signed the checks, drew the cartoons, and laundered the money. Survivors were left voiceless while those in power toasted a predator. The birthday book isn’t just a scrapbook; it’s a mirror, reflecting the true faces of the people who laughed with Epstein while he destroyed lives, and it reminds us that in their world, we were never invited to the party.


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