Who Killed Epstein?

Prince Andrew or Bill Clinton (War on Drugs, Book 5)

By: Shaun Attwood

Narrated by: Graham Mack

Virginia Giuffre alleged that Epstein ordered her to have sex with Prince Andrew three times, including in an orgy on the pedophile island which included underage European girls. On the Lolita Express, Bill Clinton was photographed with Epstein’s “sex slaves”. After Epstein was suicided, both men denied any knowledge of his crimes.

As well as committing abhorrent acts of pedophilia for decades, Epstein had been managing a child-sex blackmail operation that had ensnared some of the world’s most powerful people, ranging from royalty to ex-presidents. Survivors have claimed that Epstein filmed some of his guests raping minors.

Whoever ordered the hit on the super-predator had a lot to lose. This book examines the roles of Epstein and his accomplices in the honey-trap operation and the likelihood of a royal prince or an ex-president being co-conspirators in his assassination.

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Another GREAT by Atwood

Finished in a day! And loved it! Always looking forward to Shauns next great book!

Thoroughly earth shattering

The wordsmith that paint the pictures of experiences sharing the stories so Hard to believe but impossible not to.

Best book on the Epstein thing

Better than the rest I’ve seen, names names and actually goes beyond the tabloid focus on the sex , which takes you away from the real story behind the predator. This book goes deep into the blackmail and intelligence operations going on that have direct connection with Epstein and the reasons behind such actions. Definitely read it if you are interested.

Great Narrator

This book was well written, thorough, and well researched. The narrator’s voice was perfect and easy to listen to.

Goes into depth and names those involved

One of the few sources I've found that actually goes into depth on the whole story and isn't afraid to name those involved. Mack makes inferences based on the facts he has, but makes it clear when he does and let's the facts lead him to his thoughts on others involvement.