Women Sewed Heads on a Dining Table. How Epstein Kept Doctors Caring for His Victims (Reading from The New York Times)

By David A. Fahrenthold, Azeen Ghorayshi and Maggie Astor. The article originally appeared in The New York Times.

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Žene zašívali hlavu na jedálenskom stole. Ako si Epstein vydržiaval lekárov, aby sa starali o jeho obete (čítanie z The New York Times)

Píšu David A. Fahrenthold, Azeen Ghorayshi a Maggie Astor. Článok pôvodne vyšiel v The New York Times. Plastický chirurg z newyorskej nemocnice Mount Sinai zašil rany na hlave mladej ženy 35 stehmi priamo na jedálenskom stole Jeffreyho Epsteina. Internista vo West Palm Beach na Floride pre inú ženu objednal krvné testy a potom o abnormálnych výsledkoch informoval Epsteina. Zubár z Kolumbijskej […]

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Women Sewed Heads on a Dining Table. How Epstein Kept Doctors Caring for His Victims (Reading from The New York Times)

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Žene zašívali hlavu na jedálenskom stole. Ako si Epstein vydržiaval lekárov, aby sa starali o jeho obete (čítanie z The New York Times)

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