Handwritten Epstein Notes Found, Confirm He Wanted to Hurt Trump as Badly as Possible, Wasn’t Friend at All A detailed New York Times Magazine report on Jeffrey Epstein’s last days, while not definitively proving suicide, highlights Epstein’s attempts to provide prosecutors with incriminating information on Donald Trump. However, Epstein’s own notes indicate he had nothing substantial and viewed Trump negatively, suggesting he was not an associate but rather an adversary. The article also notes the official findings of Epstein’s death are questioned due to institutional failures and human errors.

• The New York Times Magazine published a report on Jeffrey Epstein’s final days, examining whether he committed suicide.
• Handwritten notes by Epstein reveal he tried to offer prosecutors information on Donald Trump in an effort to gain leniency.
• Epstein’s notes described Trump as a ‘con artist’ and stated he ‘never had money,’ indicating a lack of significant incriminating evidence.
• The article suggests Epstein’s efforts to incriminate Trump were unsuccessful, contrary to the aims of his political opponents.
• The report also raises questions about the circumstances of Epstein’s death, noting potential institutional failures and human errors.