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How Young Were These Girls, and Occult Cover Stories
from Episode 158 Part 2 - Tim and Ray on the 3 Evils: Epstein, Big Tech, and Long Island
5 min
A dark discussion about the likely ages of Epstein's victims, comparisons to legal porn ages, and the theory that occult/satanic trappings around abuse serve to make victim testimony sound implausible.
- Tim argues the extreme cover-ups and elaborate hoops these people jump through suggest the activities involve victims younger than typically claimed.
- He notes how reckless these operators are, with multiple women able to come forward, yet questions whether any could identify someone at Clinton's level.
- Satanic imagery and costumes serve as plausible deniability—when children describe demonic figures, adults dismiss it as nightmares rather than abuse.
- Tim questions whether Clinton would be reckless enough to traffic underage girls, given his experience and intelligence.
- Before the internet, victims in cases like the Franklin scandal couldn't find each other, and media outlets either buried or sensationalized the stories.
- A BBC documentary called Conspiracy of Silence about Boys Town stopped production and never aired, though rough cuts remain on YouTube.
- A Washington Post or Times headline—'Homosexual Prostitution Inquiry Ensnares Bush and Reagan White House'—preceded a series of deaths of key witnesses and investigators.
- CIA director William Colby, who was investigating the Franklin scandal, was found dead in a canoe.
- He references a previous conversation where someone said if Cheney admitted the government did 9/11 on television, nobody would care anyway.
Alicia OwenWilliam ColbyFranklin scandalGary CaradoriDick CheneyLarry KingBill Clinton