rant · moment 11 of 14
Recapping the Case: Acosta, the Finders Cult, and CIA Cover Stories
from Emergency Epstein Podcast w/ Whitney Webb
4 min
Alone again, Tim recaps the Whitney Webb interview, bringing up Alexander Acosta's sweetheart plea deal for Epstein and the 1987 Finders cult case where charges were dropped after it was called a 'CIA internal matter.'
- Mint Press News has a four-part series on Epstein covering his business associates, state intelligence connections, and how sexual blackmail has been used since World War Two.
- Alexander Acosta, Secretary of Labor under Trump, gave Epstein a sweetheart deal after the Tallahassee Police found children connected to the Finders cult.
- When police arrested members of the Finders cult, the case was dismissed with a note that it became a CIA internal matter.
- Tim describes the refrain from people in power—"this person belongs to intelligence"—as a common way to dismiss cases involving connected figures.
- Despite being in one of the most tightly guarded prisons in the country and on suicide watch, Epstein died in his cell with no investigation.
- Nothing to see there—Tim's closing line on the entire Epstein situation.
Jeffrey EpsteinAlexander AcostaMint Press NewsFinders cult