Insights from a Federal Grand Juror

Something I haven't talked about here until now is that for the

last year and a half, I was a federal grand

juror. That means that I went

once a month

and, uh, sat on a grand jury and heard all kinds of

cases. Now, of course, I'm still bound

not to tell you any specifics about those

cases,

but I do want to tell you this. I think that there are a

lot of you out there

who look at some of the stuff in the Epstein file releases, and

you say, "There's no way this happened.

This is not a real thing.

This is a figment of someone's imagination." But I wanna tell you,

that stuff does happen.

On more than one occasion, when I left the grand jury,

I was physically sick

from the things that I had to hear while I was there, and there

are memories of some of those things that will always be with me.

There are people in the world that are

this depraved. There are people in the world

that hurt

children.

There are people in the world that are just wired

so screwed up or had

so much trauma, I don't know what causes these things,

but

for whatever reason, they are capable.

Maybe they're just soulless, and you can do with that information

what you want to.

Um,

but I, I just want to tell you that these things really

do happen.

There's nothing that I have read

in the Epstein files that is that far-fetched to

me.