Another court document released Monday revealed that Google co-founder Sergey Brin vacationed with his ex-wife on Jeffrey Epstein's “pedophile island.”
Epstein accuser Sarah Ransom said in a series of emails in 2016 to journalist Maureen Callahan, then a columnist for the Post, that Brin and his then-fiancée, Anne Wojcicki, He said they met on a private island owned by the late financier.
Ransom said he planned to send Callahan a series of photos from his time in Epstein's circle, including one of him with Brin and Wojcicki, who divorced in 2015.
“There are other photos as well.” [sic] Also included were photos of Epstein's girls and me while on the island, as well as several photos with Sergey Brin and his then-treasurer Anne Wojcicki,” Ransome said in an email. Stated.
“Sergei had just started surfing and wanted to try out new equipment with us girls, so we met them when we visited the island that day,” she continued.
Brin's ties to pedophiles have previously been reported.
Mr. Epstein helped bring Mr. Brin on board as a JPMorgan Chase client in 2004. It's a big win for the company, whose relationship with Google's co-founder is one of the largest among private banks, reportedly valued at $4 billion, according to reports filed in separate legal filings. Ta. An incident during the summer.
The Post has reached out to Brin and Google for comment on the new revelations.
In the same email exchange between Mr. Callahan and Mr. Ransom, Mr. Callahan also said that former President Donald Trump had a “sexual relationship” with a friend, and that Mr. Epstein had a relationship with Mr. Trump and former President Bill Clinton. , Prince Andrew has claimed that British businessman Richard Branson filmed him having sex with an anonymous man. woman.
However, on October 23, 2016, Ransom retracted all allegations in an email to journalists.
“I retract everything I said to you and I want to walk away from this,” she said, according to the filing.
She added that a listing would bring “only bad things” and “pain for families.”
2019, Ransom Recognized in New Yorker article She said she “invented the tape to draw attention to Epstein's actions.”
“These baseless accusations are simply false and have no merit, and are completely retracted,” Trump adviser Stephen Chan said in a statement Monday.
Mr. Clinton's attorney, Angel Urena, declined to comment Monday.
A Virgin Group spokesperson told the Post: “In a New Yorker report published in 2019, Mr. Ransom admitted to 'inventing' the tape. We can confirm that Sarah Ransom's claims are baseless and baseless.”
Ransom never submitted the alleged tapes to Callahan or anyone else. He did not immediately respond to a request for comment from her on Monday.
Their emails were revealed as part of a 2015 settlement of a defamation lawsuit filed by Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre against his ailing madam, Ghislaine Maxwell.
The message was released as lawyers for former Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz seek to overturn Ransom's claims, arguing that “Ransom clearly lacks credibility.”
Dershowitz was accused of being one of the men in Epstein's circle who sexually abused young girls, including Guiffle.
Guiffre withdrew the case against the professor after admitting that he “might have made a mistake.”
