>>19740521

Secrets, Lies and INJUSTCE

Where's the Transparency?

Where's the ACCOUNTABILITY?

WHERE IS THE LIST OF ACCOMPLICES?

Justice DELAYED is Justice DENIED

Epstein Victim Who Testified Against Ghislaine Maxwell Has Died—and Her Family Wants Answers

Carolyn Andriano, a victim of sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein whose testimony was crucial to putting away his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, has died.

There was no obituary or funeral service after she died earlier this year, and police in West Palm Beach, Florida, opened an investigation into her death. After The Daily Beast reached out for comment, police spokesman Mike Jachles told us that the investigation was concluding and that Carolyn died of an accidental overdose.(BULLSHIT)

The 36-year-old mother-of-five had planned to start a new chapter in North Carolina, at a new house with a fireplace and half-acre lot with a chicken coop. Carolyn and her husband, John Pitts, had purchased the property just weeks before she was found unresponsive in a West Palm Beach hotel room on May 23.

Before her death, “she was ecstatic,” Carolyn’s mother, Dorothy Groenert, told The Daily Beast. “She was all set up for a whole new lifestyle.”

Groenert says Carolyn’s death came as a shock because she was working on building a new life and texted her recently about being free of drugs and alcohol.

The way Groenert sees it, some things about her daughter’s overdose don’t make sense, and she wants cops to investigate further.

Jachles, however, said that Carolyn’s case would officially be closed this week. Officers on the scene took a statement from Pitts, who told them that Carolyn had been using drugs, and Carolyn’s brother, who rushed to the hotel after Pitts texted Groenert that Carolyn had died. Pitts tried to administer CPR and “was given directions over the phone with 911,” Jachles said.

“It shouldn’t be closed,” Groenert said of the police investigation. “I begged them, I sent them numerous messages. I’ve asked for them to make meetings, contact me, and to no avail.”

Now Groenert is in a legal battle with Pitts over Carolyn’s will, which was filed in 2010 before she married him and which left her estate to her mother and two oldest sons. Because the will hadn’t been updated, Pitts and his three kids with Carolyn were left out of her estate. Carolyn had received millions from Epstein-related settlements, though probate court documents indicate she had $183,000 in a bank account. The filings also listed unknown assets as the JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank class action settlements—which, as The Daily Beast reported, amount to $290 million and $75 million, respectively, and will result in big payouts to victims.

Pitts did not return messages seeking comment. When reached by a reporter from The Daily Beast, he warned, “Don’t call me again. You got the wrong John.”

Since Carolyn’s death, he’s posted tributes to her on Facebook and mourned his family’s loss.

more

https://www.thedailybeast.com/carolyn-andriano-epstein-victim-who-testified-against-ghislaine-maxwell-has-died

When I came out as transgender, my wife admitted she wasn't attracted to me anymore. Our marriage is over, but we still love each other

I came out to her as transgender in September 2020, and that marked the beginning of the end of our relationship.

The most surprising thing about this situation is that it's OK. Priscilla and I are still the best of friends, she lives five minutes away, comes over all the time, and we text and talk constantly.

While our story might not look like a fairy tale you would see in the movies, it's still a fairy tale — just a different kind.

The day I came out as trans to my wife was simultaneously the worst day of my life and the most freeing day of my life.

I had reached a point where I became incredibly depressed over the thought of not being able to transition and live my life as a woman. After all, I was a behemoth of a man at the time. One day in September 2020, I was contemplating suicide, and had Priscilla not chosen to talk to me about transitioning, I don't think I would have survived the night.

Priscilla came to me and asked if I had something I wanted to talk to her about. She'd already guessed that I wanted to transition and not because I had ever told her; she instinctively knew months before I had come to terms with it. She comforted me and reassured me this was a safe space to talk, and she put her arm around me. It took me several minutes to choke out the words, but when I did, I said, "If I can't live my life as a woman, I don't want to continue living."

She looked me in the eyes and lovingly said, "I know. I love you and we're going to figure this out together."

At that moment, I felt as if the chains around my soul were broken and I was finally free to live life authentically.

Shortly after I began hormone-replacement therapy, Priscilla came to me and gently said that she wasn't feeling attracted to me physically anymore. I empathized with her, understanding that she had married a big, strong, masculine alpha male and was still attracted to that type of man. I was losing muscle mass quickly, my features were feminizing, and my actions and expressions were quickly becoming more feminine.

Our deep love for one another was still there, but the physical attraction she once felt was dwindling. We mutually put this part of our relationship aside and focused on the emotional connection we had. We also freed ourselves to see other people and explore our options, knowing that our time as a married couple was limited.

Priscilla moved out in October of 2021, and it was difficult. I struggled with feelings of loss, abandonment, and overwhelming sadness.

We also faced periods of mistrust. In one case, we didn't speak to each other for almost a month. The turning point was when a good friend of our family, a mentor of mine, finally sat me down and told me, "It's no longer about you. It's no longer about Priscilla. It's about your daughter, so swallow your pride and do whatever it takes."

I knew in my soul he was right. That day, I drove to Priscilla's apartment with chocolates and candy and knocked on her door. She agreed to talk and expressed the deep pain she was feeling. I opened my heart and felt empathy for everything she was experiencing and expressing.

This was the pivotal moment we realized we could begin trusting each other again. We pulled apart our emotions. The more we stayed rooted in reality and understood we weren't alone, the easier it became.

Ever since, we've worked on rekindling the deep friendship that brought us together in the first place. We put our pride aside and remembered all of the love and amazing times we've shared, letting go of the negative moments in the past and choosing a path of happiness.

more degenerateness

https://www.yahoo.com/news/came-transgender-wife-admitted-she-112901472.html

>>19740686

>Israeli Zionist

A LIST OF JEWS WHO WERE GRAND MASTERS OF MASONS IN VARIOUS STATES OF THIS COUNTRY

https://www.jstor.org/stable/43057844?typeAccessWorkflow=login&seq=1

>>19740698

This is and was the "Tolerance" push for the last decade.

Iranian Director Dariush Mehrjui Murdered At Home With His Wife

Fans of the celebrated Iranian film director Dariush Mehrjui have woken to the shocking news of his murder at home by an unknown assailant. He was 83.

State media reported Sunday that Mehrjui and his wife Vehideh Mohammadifar were both stabbed to death inside their home in a suburb west of the country’s capital Tehran.

The IRNA news agency reported that the director’s daughter Mona Mehrjui made the terrible discovery when she went to visit her father’s home on Saturday evening. Both victims were reportedly found with knife wounds in their necks. While the investigation is ongoing, it has emerged that Mohammadifar had complained on social media about a knife threat she had received in recent weeks.

Fans of Mehrjui’s work have been quick to express their sadness on social media and remember his work as a co-founder of Iran’s film new wave in the early 1970s. His second film, The Cow, is considered to be the first film of this movement. Most of his films are inspired by literature and adapted from Iranian and foreign novels and plays.

In 1959, Mehrjui moved to the United States to study at the UCLA’s Department of Cinema. He studied there under Jean Renoir, whom he credited with teaching him how to work with actors. Back in his native Iran, prior to his film career, he started his own literary magazine in 1964, Pars Review.

Mehrjui received many awards throughout his career, including a Silver Hugo from the Chicago International Film Festival in 1998 and a Golden Seashell at the San Sebastian International Film Festival in 1993.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/iranian-director-dariush-mehrjui-murdered-090806679.html

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Ukraine, China, Iraq, Iran, …… opens the door far beyond the BIDEN family.

How do you protect your interests [shelter from prosecution _public awareness]?

Control [infiltrate] DOJ, FBI, State, Intel, News, ……..?

How many fired FBI [Russia _Midyear] received a book deal?

Book deals can be lucrative.

Follow the family.

US taxpayer(s) paid for it all.

INFORMATION WARFARE.

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>>19741109

Why should people watch?

So they can be persuaded to pick a side? They are STLL LYING about the TRUTH.