Jeffrey Epstein “pulled the plug” on Kobe Bryant. Here’s how I know.
When the average American thinks of pressing global issues in 2026, the issue of Epstein is slowly becoming an afterthought, however, this type of thought does a terrible disservice to all those Epstein has harmed. While Epstein shifts away from the global spotlight, it is apparent that nothing explains the nearly total media silence on Epstein’s more major crimes, his infiltration of government agencies, his contributions to terrorist organizations, literally anything other than his crimes against children. Nothing until now. As a regretful aquaintance of Epstein, I’m ready to speak my truth. And no government administrations will censor me.
After Kobe Bryant’s tragic helicopter crash, it was recorded that the national board of transport safety received a call from an individual who only discribed himself as “an accociate of Epstein.” Curiously, the recording of said call can no longer be found, and it’s contents lost to history, but we know what happened as a result of these actions. The initial findings were discarded, and all records of the “signs of struggle” on the helicopter were discarded in favor of an new verdict of accidence.
But how do I know this?
I spoke personally with Epstein over the phone regarding this disturbing issue and our conversation went something like this:
Me: “Hi its me, just calling to see what all that ‘Kobe Bryant’ stuff was all about. Doesn’t seem like he had any incriminating evidence so why?”
Epstein: “Why what?”
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Me: “Why did you kill kobe Bryant?”
Epstein: “You think he’s dead?”
Me: “Yes! It’s absolutely proven that he is dead. It was on the news today.”
Epstein: “Dead like me?”
At this moment I had realized my error in judgement. Epstein was long dead. And if the man behind the phone really was Jeffrey Epstein, I wanted nothing to do with him. I still had to press for more information, but just when I was about to respond, this “Epstein” hung up. As far as I know, this was the last anyone had ever heard from Epstein.
I then received a text message from the person I thought was Epstein. The message consisted of many documents, and once I skimmed through each, I saw what the contents were.
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This publication has reached out to the NTSB, FAA, and representatives of the Bryant family for comment. None have responded.
