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CHAPTER 2
Jeffrey Epstein: February 2005
effrey’s morning routine is precise and unvarying. First he five minutes in silence, visualizing the day
spends twenty- na, and Mueslix that his
ahead as he digests the guava, bana chef prepares for him—the same way every day—at six in the morning. Then Jeffrey walks a third of a mile up to South County Road, pausing once ina while to take deep, restorative breaths. It’s a slight slope that leads toward the ocean. Jeffrey's home
on the Intracoastal Waterway is behind him now. The morning's
not windy. The Atlantic is calm and glittery, and fishing trawlers bob gently on distant waves.
Jeffrey’s partial to monogrammed sweatpants, monogrammed fleece pullovers, and hoodies. Casual attire offset by embroi- dered Stubbs & Wootton slippers—the kind that sell for hun-
dreds of dollars a pair. His hair, which is thick, has turned silver. two-year-old
But Jeffrey Epstein does not have a paunch. For a fifty-
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man, he’s extremely fit. strong jawline. He’s never been a dr and he takes care good c It's a magnificent min lations, abstract formulas math problems that woul fall into place for him, manipulate—and multip mathematician. As a you Then he became an inves philanthropist, like Bill G to give millions to acader ing mysteries of the brain lions to Harvard. And h Eliot Spitzer, of New Yor Mexico, where Epstein ov Epstein’s flown Bill the Gulfstream he owns own trading floor—so | his various and worthy « Just for fun, Chris 1 Kevin Spacey had taggec ‘Jeffrey is both a hig) philanthropist with a in-depth knowledge of would say through a spc
a insights and generosity _ on democratization, em 3 4 combating HIV/AIDS.”
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