New Documents Confirm Jeffrey Epstein Victims Codenamed After “Disney Princesses”

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In a truly shocking development, it has been revealed that Jeffrey Epstein, the financier who was convicted and imprisoned for trafficking young girls used a Disney code referencing Disney princesses. To write about Disney is usually to share the magical happenings at the Disney Parks, be that the Walt Disney World Resort or the Disneyland Resort. However, this news is slightly different in nature. As revealed by unsealed court documents, the Jeffrey Epstein case has an unfortunate Disney connection.

Per these documents, it has been revealed that Epstein was exchanging emails with a JP Morgan executive, Jes Staley, wherein Staley would constantly sexualize Disney princesses; Epstein would arrange “Disney character experiences” for the network he was providing services to, from girls he was trafficking.

Snow White topiary at EPCOT/Courtesy of Disney Parks Blog

The Jeffrey Epstein-Disney princesses connection is one that brings to light the further shocking realities of this particular case; it begs the question of what more could possibly be revealed after this news. According to these documents, Epstein and Staley had a conversation wherein Staley reportedly wrote in one email, “That was fun. Say hi to Snow White,” and Epstein responded, “What character would you like next?” Staley is reported to have responded, “Beauty and the Beast.”

The Walt Disney Company entrance/Courtesy of Disney

While Jeffrey Epstein himself is no more—he reportedly died by suicide in his jail cell—it appears the horrors of the crimes he committed are still widespread and are still coming to light. This set of documents also throws light on the term surrounding a specific Disney Princess, “Snow White,” which originally surfaced in 2021 when the first news of Epstein’s connection to JP Morgan broke.

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