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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
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Ivy Jill Romanillos

The 'Menu of Children': How Epstein Allegedly Used 'Minor, Baby, Teen' Labels to Classify Victims by Preference

Epstein viewed women as carriers of DNA, with the 'menu' serving as a catalog for selection based on race, appearance, and genetics. (Credit: Screenshot from YouTube)

After financier Jeffrey Epstein was arrested and then died, the world had to deal with the huge size of his alleged trafficking operation. There have been a lot of stories about a 'black book' and flight logs, but a more disturbing part of the conspiracy has come to light: the idea of a 'menu'.

Recent viral leaks of court documents and communications show that victims were allegedly not only targeted but also sorted by age and appearance into groups with labels like 'Minor', 'Baby', and 'Teen'. These groups were then shown to powerful associates as a group of people who could be abused.

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