Well those files are pretty shitty the videos and the images and audio
What did the parents of these underage girls know about what was happening to their daughters? Why didn’t they ask their daughters what was expected of them when they were with Epstein? If this had been reported by the parents this might have stopped a lot sooner and could have saved a lot of girls being put through all the abuse.
What did Epstein and his people tell the parents what the daughters would be doing traveling with him?
The term tranche is used in fields of finance other than structured finance (such as in straight lending, where multi-tranche loans are commonplace), but the term’s use in structured finance may be singled out as particularly important. Use of “tranche” as a verb is limited almost exclusively to this field.
tranche … Quite a stretch for this word,
The word tranche means a division or portion of a pool or whole [1] and is derived from the French for ‘slice’, ‘section’, ‘series’, or ‘portion’, and is also a cognate of the English ‘trench’ (‘ditch’).
Well those files are pretty shitty the videos and the images and audio
What did the parents of these underage girls know about what was happening to their daughters? Why didn’t they ask their daughters what was expected of them when they were with Epstein? If this had been reported by the parents this might have stopped a lot sooner and could have saved a lot of girls being put through all the abuse.
What did Epstein and his people tell the parents what the daughters would be doing traveling with him?
The term tranche is used in fields of finance other than structured finance (such as in straight lending, where multi-tranche loans are commonplace), but the term’s use in structured finance may be singled out as particularly important. Use of “tranche” as a verb is limited almost exclusively to this field.
tranche … Quite a stretch for this word,
The word tranche means a division or portion of a pool or whole [1] and is derived from the French for ‘slice’, ‘section’, ‘series’, or ‘portion’, and is also a cognate of the English ‘trench’ (‘ditch’).