Epstein's Butler Rules Out Suicide,
Brings Receipts of Meeting Bill Clinton Aboard 'Lolita Express'
Jeffrey Epstein's butler of 18 years said there's no way he killed himself and highlighted his employer's relationship with Bill Clinton.
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10 Aug 2025 ~~ By Nick Givas
Jeffrey Epstein’s butler of 18 years told The Telegraph on Friday that there’s no way the sexual predator killed himself and highlighted his employer’s close relationship with Bill Clinton, even providing photographs of the former president aboard the infamous “Loilta Express” plane.
Although the media is currently obsessed with what kind of connection President Donald
Trump had to Epstein, the Clintons have been conveniently forgotten.
That is, until recently. Hillary and Bill have both been
subpoenaed by Rep. James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky who serves as the chairman of the House Oversight Committee.
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Valdson Vieira Cotrin, who was in charge of running Epstein’s Paris home, said his boss “loved life too much” to kill himself. He even claimed Epstein believed he’d be granted bail just before he died.
Cotrin also spoke about Virginia Giuffre, an Epstein victim who accused Prince Andrew of rape and was said to
have committed suicide back in April. He believes she “was a victim of foul play,” the article read.
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We don’t know the full story, and maybe we never will. But it’s finally time for the Clintons to be put under oath and asked to divulge every last detail of their connection to Epstein.
If they aren’t fully forthright, they should be hit with perjury and obstruction of justice charges until the public is finally told the full truth.
Commentary"
Cotrin did everything in Paris, He was Epstein's only full-time, paid-up employee and worked for him from 2001 until his death. If someone could have seen something, it’s Valdson, there’s no one else,” he said.
He also worked dozens of times at Epstein’s properties in New York, Palm Beach, Florida and on Little St James, Epstein’s private Caribbean island.
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