New Evidence Emerges in Clinton-Epstein Connection
Fresh revelations about former US President Bill Clinton's relationship with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein have surfaced in a damning new report by the Wall Street Journal. The investigation, based on newly obtained flight manifests and insider accounts, paints a troubling picture of the extent of their association.
Flight Logs Tell a Concerning Story
The report details multiple previously undisclosed trips Clinton allegedly took aboard Epstein's private jet, including:
- A 2002 flight to Europe with Epstein and two young female assistants
- Several domestic US flights between 2001-2003
- At least 11 total flights logged with Epstein's aircraft
"These records contradict Clinton's previous claims about the limited nature of their relationship," notes investigative journalist Mark Hansen.
White House Responds to Allegations
Clinton's representatives have issued a statement maintaining that the former president:
- Had no knowledge of Epstein's criminal activities
- Cut ties with Epstein after leaving office
- Never visited Epstein's private island
However, the report includes testimony from former Epstein employees who claim Clinton was a "frequent guest" at Epstein's New York residence during the early 2000s.
Political Fallout Continues
The revelations come as:
- Multiple Epstein associates face renewed scrutiny
- Victims' advocates demand full transparency
- Historians reassess Clinton's post-presidential years
Legal experts suggest these new details could lead to congressional inquiries, though Clinton himself faces no current legal jeopardy related to the Epstein case.
