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EPSTEIN FILES BOMBSHELLS King Charles v Andrew Royal Family — JUSTIN SHEPHERD! | AU 580

·1 hr 26 min·5 clips

Justin Shepherd links Epstein's emails to gene editing, cloning talk, Harvard, and the New Mexico ranch.

1. Shaun Attwood's Shaun Attwood's True Crime Podcast episode centers on the Epstein files, King Charles, Andrew, and Ghislaine Maxwell. 2. Justin Shepherd appears as a guest who has been doing deep dives on the files and says there is still much more to uncover. 3. The episode asks what the Epstein files actually show, who is protected, and why some names are still missing. 4. Shepherd says the DOJ is deleting documents, redacting predators' names, and even exposing victims' photos. 5. He says Donald Trump campaigned on releasing the files, then fought the release until an act of Congress forced it. 6. Shepherd says the Trump administration denied the files existed, called them a Democratic hoax, and later rewarded Ghislaine Maxwell with a soft prison setting. 7. He says the U.N. has identified 1,200 victims, which he contrasts with only a couple dozen people publicly coming forward. 8. He discusses Andrew's misconduct in public office charge, says the warrant may lead to property searches, and expects more charges. 9. Shepherd points to the photo of Andrew in the police car on his 66th birthday as a sign of public humiliation. 10. He argues that sulfuric acid on Epstein's island may have related to the RO desalination plant rather than disposal of remains. 11. Shepherd connects emails about gene editing babies, a molecular biologist summit, and Harvard's Program of Evolutionary Dynamics. 12. He names Dr. Martin Nowak, a $6.5 million Harvard donation, and the New Mexico ranch as part of the same set of questions. 13. He says New Mexico has opened an inquiry, but that does not yet mean investigators will search the ranch. 14. He describes a rumor that two foreign girls may be buried on the ranch, based on an email and a tip passed to the FBI. 15. Shepherd says Epstein's relationship with Les Wexner included a $0 transfer of a Manhattan house that later became a $50 million property. 16. He adds the Wexner Medical Center, Dr. Mark Landon, and rumors about Wexner's sexuality as part of the broader network. 17. The tone is direct and combative, with Shaun Attwood pressing follow-up questions and pushing the pace of the conversation. 18. The format is a live interview with super chats, viewer questions, and rapid shifts between files, photos, and named figures. 19. Listeners interested in Epstein's network, royal fallout, and U.S. politics. 20. Skip it if you want a short, light, or apolitical discussion.

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A blunt, file-chasing royal scandal conversation that favors pressure over polish.

Shaun Attwood's True Crime Podcast moves briskly through the Epstein files, taking in King Charles, Andrew, Mandelson and Fergie before widening to the ways high-profile names explain themselves when the story circles back.

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Press play if you want the Epstein files dragged through royal names, celebrity excuses, and live-wire suspicion.

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