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'Predators': How Reality TV Explains Epstein Obsession

On Friday, the newly released Epstein files named Bill Gates, billionaire philanthropist and tech founder, who admitted meeting Jeffrey Epstein multiple times after Epstein's 2008 conviction.
As a major donor and influencer, Gates quietly funneled $50 million to groups supporting Kamala Harris, becoming an essential figure within the Democratic Party.
With limited public charges and sealed files, much of the criminal investigation records into Epstein remain undisclosed despite his conviction and death while awaiting trial.
Facing renewed scrutiny, Democrats have largely remained quiet about Gates's ties, while US President Donald Trump, former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has tried to quell calls for file disclosure.
The persistence of conspiracy communities, including online forums and true‑crime audiences, keeps Epstein revelations in public view, with David Osit noting `it's quite appealing to stand on the side of good against child predation`.

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"Predator Hunters": Why Is America Obsessed with the Jeffrey Epstein Case?

Why is America obsessed with the Jeffrey Epstein case?

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'To Catch a Predator' Casts a Long Shadow Through Our Culture and Politics

The new documentary “Predators” examines the Chris Hansen show’s conflicted legacy, which has extended through QAnon and the Jeffrey Epstein case.

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‘Predators’: how reality TV explains Epstein obsession

As demands to release the so-called Epstein files rage on, a new documentary asks why America is so fascinated with child sex abusers by reflecting on the salacious 2000s reality TV series "To Catch A Predator." The infamous NBC show lured pedophiles to homes equipped with hidden cameras, where they expected to have sex with

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