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EPSTEIN WOULD EXPLICITLY SAY "I DON'T LIKE PUTTING THINGS IN WRITING, CALL ME INSTEAD" Dr. Garrison says Epstein stated in emails he doesn't like putting things in writing. If that's what we're seeing now after he likely deleted tons and wiped hard drives, imagine what we're not able to...

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