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Epstein is the suicide, biography and hoaxes guide which discusses in detail the life of Jeffery Epstein. Dylan Howard, Melissa Cronin, and James Roberston are the author of this tremendous book. This is the first-ever book that is written on the life of Epstein which covers the early and sick life along with his mysterious death. Epstein was a billionaire financier and he is a close confidant of British royalty, movie stars, prime ministers, presidents, and other influencing personalities. He is a self-made man who started his career as a school teacher then switched his career to banking.

It takes one decade for Epstein to become a billionaire and his bank balance becomes infinite. He lived the lavish life, full of luxuries and lust. Epstein has private jets who are always pumped up to take him into the world most beautiful islands. He has apartments in the beautiful places of the world. Everyone knows his name but then all of a sudden his downfall begins. He is charged with several crimes in which corruption and sex trafficking are on top of the list. Epstein was involved in secretly planning an international child sex trade. He was connected with the richest people in the world. Epstein sentenced to jail over his crimes and later on found dead in the cell. What he did and how he died in the cell?

Details About Epstein by Dylan Howard

• Name: Epstein: Dead Men Tell No Tales
• Authors: Dylan Howard, Melissa Cronin, and James Roberston
• Publish Date: December 3, 2019
• Language: English
• Genre: Suicide, True Accounts, and Hoaxes
• Format: PDF/ePub
• Size: 16 MB
• Pages: 232
• Price: Free
• ISBN: 1510757929

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