Event Description

Jeffrey Epstein provides strategic media advice to Lawrence Krauss regarding BuzzFeed News inquiry about sexual harassment allegations. Epstein advises Krauss to prepare a short, concise cover letter for publication in its entirety, reference an attachment to be posted on Krauss's website with more details, and characterize allegations as false-either previously investigated and found lacking or ignored. Epstein notes that media outlets often set near publishing dates as pressure tactics.

Quoted Evidence

“normaly thier strategy will be to take back your defense to the accusers. and attack each one. if they find you are right they will leave out. and only go with the conflicted. I think you should include short concise cover letter. that you would like published in it entirety. it can refence your attacjment that you will put on your web site? . that goes into more details but in general , these are false. they were either investigated and found lacking or ignored. etc. often they throw out the near publishing date merely to get you to ansser.”

Trafficking Assessment