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Allegations that Jeffrey Epstein engaged in cannibalism and forced infants to drink blood
Fact-checkers reviewing the newly released files found that while the trove contains disturbing, sensational allegations — including references to dismemberment, intestines and the word “” — none of t...
No credible, verifiable evidence shows or his known associates engaged in ; the recently released files contain lurid allegations and scattered mentions of the words “cannibal” and “cannibalism,” but ...
’s January 2026 release of more than three million documents tied to does contain multiple references to the words “cannibal” and “cannibalism,” and it also includes an unverified 2019 interview in wh...
Fact‑checkers traced the back to a mix of unverified tips buried in the newly released files and the resurfacing of an old of a Mexican woman shouting about elites eating people, and they found no ver...
The 's so-called "Epstein Library" contains multiple mentions of the words "" (reported 52 instances) and "cannibalism" (reported six instances) across a wide tranche of released materials, but the pu...
There is no credible evidence in the released Epstein files or reputable reporting that ; the public record documents sexual abuse and trafficking of minors and adults, not cannibalism or ritual blood...