Sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was an Israeli spy… Sensational claim in FBI document

A big revelation has once again emerged regarding Jeffrey Epstein, notorious for his sex crimes and close relationships with powerful people. A 2020 FBI document included in the recently released Epstein Files claims that Epstein was groomed for espionage and had ties to Israel's intelligence agency, Mossad.

These allegations are based on the statement of a confidential source, which has not yet been independently verified.

According to the FBI document, this information was provided by a confidential human source. This report was recorded during an investigation into alleged foreign interference in US elections. However, the FBI has not independently verified these claims.

Allegations of training with Ehud Barak's knowledge

The document claims that Epstein was trained for espionage with the knowledge of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. According to the source, Barak concluded, after discussions involving Epstein, that he was a co-opted agent of Mossad.

Monitoring of Dershowitz-Epstein conversations

The source also claims to have overheard and taken notes on phone conversations between Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz and Epstein. This information was allegedly then passed on to Mossad. The FBI document mentions that the source heard Dershowitz tell another American lawyer that Epstein was connected to US and allied intelligence agencies. The source also alleged that Dershowitz himself was co-opted by Mossad, although Dershowitz has already categorically denied all these allegations.

Silicon Valley, Russia, and the Technology Theft Angle

Another shocking claim in the report is that a venture capital firm called Day One Ventures was active in Silicon Valley with the aim of stealing technology. The firm's founder, Masha Bucher, was previously Jeffrey Epstein's publicist. The source also claimed that Bucher had connections to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Summary

All these claims included in the FBI document are based on the statement of one source and have not yet been independently verified.