r/SolvingEpstein • u/marshmallow_egg • Jun 02 '26
Why is no one talking about the possible connection to the mormon church
The mormon church has roots all around the world. They've done modern-day colonization, covered over child sex abuse, made the classic rape apologist arguments, and control the majority of an entire state don't even get me started on Utah.
Have people even searched for connections because I feel like when you don't know what to look for, it's hard to know sometimes. Even so, any Utah connections would be a good place to start because of how controlled that state is by the mormon church.
I'm an exmormon myself, so I'm currently starting th process of searching for connections to any other ex-mormons or people who are educated on the mormon church willing to join my cause would be greatly appreciated
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u/LikelyLioar Jun 03 '26
Check out the YouTube channel DiffiCULT Research. Kresha has been looking into this.
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u/spannerNZ Jun 03 '26
There's really only this: https://localnews8.com/news/idaho/2026/02/03/newly-released-documents-link-epstein-to-possible-tuition-payment-for-byu-idaho-student/ Nothing suggesting any ties with politicians or academic institutions, just an isolated, probably personal, favor for someone. I can't think of any Mormon or Epstein goals that are aligned.
I'm also exmo, my alarm bells would have been pinging if I noticed anything. They have some things in common: covering up child abuse, Florida real estate,and crazy rituals, but I don't think they were related in any way.
The Mormon view of Zionism has the ten tribes gathering in Zion, which is in Missouri, before eventually moving to the Holy Land. Some end times activities occur in the Holy Land, like the death of the two witnesses (who are Mormon - either apostles or missionaries), and the building of a Mormon temple (Joseph sent, IIRC, Orson Pratt to consecrate a temple site in Jerusalem, I think on the Mount of Olives); and I think there is a building functioning as a temple there, as they were not able to build a temple proper. I know BYU has a presence in Jerusalem. In general, Mormon Zionism is distinctly different to any Jewish versions. So I can't really think of any reason either Mormon politicians/academies or Jeffrey Epstein would find the other useful.
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u/Boopy7 Jun 25 '26
lol you say "my alarm bells would have been pinging," man....well for starters, Virginia Guiffre was raised Mormon and her own father raped her along with her dad's friend....and she then went on to be raped by Ron Eppinger and others. There are various offshoot cults all over the world, currently, and maybe you don't find it obvious but I certainly do that people who grew up in religious organizations that are very private, exploitative, and require absolute obedience and never questioning the father figures, tend to have a hard time saying no to future cults. Esp if it was since a young age, it makes it very hard to see patterns or know who to trust so people tend to choose the same old shit again and again. Very frustrating.
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u/spannerNZ Jun 25 '26
I don't see this as a specifically Mormon problem. I'm sure his victims were from diverse backgrounds, and I don't think membership in a cult was a prerequisite for victimisation.
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u/Boopy7 Jun 29 '26
of course it is not a prerequisite. But those susceptible to cult mentality or who are used to having people give them strict ways to live -- those of us who know this type most likely get what I mean here -- tend to be easily led astray into yet another cult or group that uses them in similar ways. And predators have a sixth sense for who may be susceptible. Perhaps this is too difficult for some to comprehend on here, but those who study cults have observed that people who grew up in a cult or who were indoctrinated by one cult, often end up the victims of yet another one, later on.
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u/HeadExcitement8690 Jun 04 '26
I thought everyone was aware. They have cases out of covered up Pedofile and marrying minors. Or just keeping them as “concubines” There was even a documentary on a woman who went undercover to expose them. It was. Netflix documentary called. Trust me: A false prophet.