What Is Really With This Photo?

Why do people keep sharing these photos with the wrong information? (Praying Medic shared one of them again on Twatter today.)

The origin of these images is uncertain, but the earliest date found so far is from January 7, 2017, on the Spanish-language website, El Portal. There is now only one photo posted, which is an enlarged and cropped image of the one where the men are facing the camera, and there is no photo credit.

https://www.elportal.com.do/bill-clinton-piscina-resort-punta-cana-acompanado-george-nader/

This was taken in Palmilla, Bayahibe, a remote island resort in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, and it is somewhat near Little St. James in the Virgin Islands, about 250 miles away.

The other people in the photo with Clinton are reported to be Ricardo Cheaz, George Nader, José Calzada and Rolando Gonzalez Bunster. This is George Nader the art entrepreneur, not the convicted sex offender of the same name who is often mistakenly identified. The art entrepreneur Nader shared one of the images to his Instagram page as additional verification that it's him.

Can anyone tell me why this is always shared to indicate that it's Clinton with Epstein or that that the people are part of some sex trafficking ring? I mean, I don't doubt that they are, I just don't understand why this particular photo is always shown as "evidence" of something.

There was a rumor saying RC took a photo of Clinton and Epstein “hanging out together in a pool” in 2017, but this is clearly not that photo. Do we have that photo?

Do any of the Epstein flight logs show Clinton on the plane in a time frame that would indicate he went to both places around January 7, 2017?

The number of floors in Jeffrey Epstein’s residence at 9 East 71st Street, New York.

Vicky Ward’s 2003 profile article for Vanity Fair about Jeffrey Epstein reports his New York mansion has nine floors (nine is written in italics). Her article suggests she was in the townhouse herself for the interview, so it’s odd that she or the magazine would make a mistake about an important detail that could easily be fact-checked. (https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2003/03/jeffrey-epstein-200303)

Current reporting indicates the mansion has seven stories. (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/08/nyregion/jeffrey-epstein-nyc-mansion.html)

Because of this discrepancy, rumors swirled that there are two “secret” basement floors. An Instagram account believed to be owned by photographer Rachael (Ray) Chandler (https://www.instagram.com/ray.chandler) posted an image on July 19, 2013 depicting a bank of security screens.

Three screens show different, long staircases taken from the top looking down. The image has been shared on Twitter for at least a year, with some saying it shows Epstein’s residence on the island of Little St. James. Since the floor discrepancy has been noticed, it’s now being rumored to be security cameras at his Manhattan residence.

Questions:

1. Are there seven or nine floors in Epstein’s residence on the Upper East Side of Manhattan?

1. Did any of his residences have basement floors?

1. Can any details of the rooms shown in the security screens be matched to any of Epstein’s residences? The staircase railing lined with lightbulbs on the top would be easy to identify (seen on Ch 11).

1. Has anyone ever asked Vicky Ward why she wrote there were nine floors?

1. Why hasn’t more been done to report what is fact about this image?

>>9843780

Okay, queereye, then where is it from since you've (a) been there, and (b) never been wrong in your entire life?

>>9843793

>>9843817

That's what I'm talking about: Those bare lightbulbs have to be easy to find in one of Epstein's houses if you think this photo was taken in one of them. I think they could have been in New York, because that place had so many floors and his other places didn't.

>>9843803

It's a poser, they don't know anything. Ignore!

>>9843864

What "new photo" are you talking about? The "slanted" one that Q posted. That's just a photoshop job. What building on Little St. James has that many floors or that type of decor? None of them.