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Delegate Stacey Plaskett spoke tonight about Rep. Norman’s censure motion over her ties to Jeffrey Epstein. She referred to him as just her constituent and insisted she had no idea a federal investigation into him was underway. What she conveniently skips: exactly 10 years, 7 months, and 28 days...

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Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett's DEEP ties to Jeffrey Epstein are FAR closer connections than she has publicly admitted! Before entering Congress in 2015, Plaskett worked for 2 years at the boutique legal and accounting firm of Erika Kellerhals — Epstein's personal lawyer and tax advisor who helped him secure MASSIVE tax breaks and manage his affairs. Those 2 years are MISSING from Plaskett's LinkedIn profile. Epstein received $300 million in improper tax exemptions over two decades from the Virgin Islands Economic Development Authority — where Plaskett previously served as counsel. He falsely claimed his operations were a biotech startup to obtain these benefits! Plaskett was introduced to Epstein by Kellerhals, who facilitated direct donations to her and forwarded her 2018 solicitation for $30,000 to the DCCC — just a year before Epstein's death — showing FULL awareness of who he was! Plaskett claimed on a recent Virgin Islands NPR affiliate that she was unaware of Epstein's donations and only learned from media — directly contradicted by emails showing her actively soliciting his money! Court filings and investigative reporting from the ongoing Epstein-related litigation expose significant connections between current U.S. Virgin Islands Governor Albert Bryan Jr. and Jeffrey Epstein, showing a pattern of favors, tax breaks, and influence that benefited Jeffrey Epstein! Before becoming governor in 2019, Bryan served as chairman of the Virgin Islands Economic Development Commission — the agency that granted Epstein over $300 million in improper tax exemptions over two decades by falsely claiming his operations were a biotech startup! In 2018, Bryan facilitated Epstein donations to U.S. Virgin Islands schools and little leagues. Epstein's longtime attorney Erika Kellerhals (who previously employed Stacey Plaskett) made direct contributions to Bryan's 2018 political campaign. Court documents from the Virgin Islands vs. JPMorgan Chase case allege the territory maintained a "quid pro quo relationship" with Epstein for two decades, including high-ranking officials accepting money, advice, influence, and favors in exchange for shielding him — such as granting tax breaks and waiving sex offender monitoring requirements. Bryan was deposed in that lawsuit in June 2023, where he reportedly referred to Epstein's admitted abuse of a 14-year-old girl as involving a "hooker" and stated he "really wasn’t interested" in allegations of trafficking on the island based on what he knew at the time! Bryan also reportedly pressured then-Attorney General Denise George to reinstate sex offender waivers for Epstein, making her uncomfortable according to her deposition testimony. George was later fired by Bryan shortly after suing JPMorgan over its Epstein dealings. These connections form part of Epstein's broader political operation in the Virgin Islands to secure protections, reduce scrutiny, and maintain influence among local leaders while he allegedly carried out his criminal activities on Little St. James. A sitting governor with documented history of enabling Epstein's tax advantages and special treatment shows how deeply tied Epstein is within our government infrastructure.

Bridgett Fertig

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