Emails from 2018 in the Epstein files reveal discussions about Epstein considering funding a designer baby program and a human cloning company. One email sent to Epstein stated, “Attached is the doc you requested. It’s the use of funds spreadsheet for the designer baby and human cloning company.” The email outlined that the project would require “$9.5 million to fund 5 years.” Epstein responded, “I have no issue with investing. The problem is only if I am seen to lead,” indicating he wanted to remain anonymous in the venture. Similar emails are being forwarded to the Epstein Truth Commission. The Commission started a website to inform the public about their investigation into Zorro Ranch and Epstein’s New Mexico ties.The Epstein Truth Commission, co-chaired by Rep. Andrea Reeb, says thousands of tips are coming in from the public. “It’s very time-consuming, thousands and thousands of emails,” Reeb said. She explained that the emails include information about medical procedures allegedly conducted at Zorro Ranch and the concept of a “baby farm.” “We’re also getting into all these theories that there was some weird stuff going on at the ranch, maybe forced medical procedures, you know, baby farms, you know, things of all kinds of stuff coming out. And so we’re looking into all of that,” Reeb said. The commission is also receiving emails from new Epstein survivors who are coming forward for the first time alleging abuse at Zorro Ranch.”So new victims who have never spoke before, at this point, we are letting them all go through the Department of Justice so they can take their initial statements from them and determine, you know, if their cases are viable or not viable because of the statute of limitations,” Reeb said.
Emails from 2018 in the Epstein files reveal discussions about Epstein considering funding a designer baby program and a human cloning company.
One email sent to Epstein stated, “Attached is the doc you requested. It’s the use of funds spreadsheet for the designer baby and human cloning company.” The email outlined that the project would require “$9.5 million to fund 5 years.”
Epstein responded, “I have no issue with investing. The problem is only if I am seen to lead,” indicating he wanted to remain anonymous in the venture.
Similar emails are being forwarded to the Epstein Truth Commission. The Commission started a website to inform the public about their investigation into Zorro Ranch and Epstein’s New Mexico ties.
The Epstein Truth Commission, co-chaired by Rep. Andrea Reeb, says thousands of tips are coming in from the public.
“It’s very time-consuming, thousands and thousands of emails,” Reeb said.
She explained that the emails include information about medical procedures allegedly conducted at Zorro Ranch and the concept of a “baby farm.”
“We’re also getting into all these theories that there was some weird stuff going on at the ranch, maybe forced medical procedures, you know, baby farms, you know, things of all kinds of stuff coming out. And so we’re looking into all of that,” Reeb said.
The commission is also receiving emails from new Epstein survivors who are coming forward for the first time alleging abuse at Zorro Ranch.
“So new victims who have never spoke before, at this point, we are letting them all go through the Department of Justice so they can take their initial statements from them and determine, you know, if their cases are viable or not viable because of the statute of limitations,” Reeb said.
