PNN – The release of new images and screenshots allegedly related to the “Epstein” case has once again brought claims about his connections to Noam Chomsky and Bill Gates into focus.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Bloomberg, new photos connected to the case of Jeffrey Epstein, the American financier, have been published today, notably showing Noam Chomsky and Bill Gates on the island.
The report states that screenshots of messages also allegedly show them communicating via WhatsApp about underage girls, with one girl’s height noted as four feet ten inches, approximately 1.4 meters.
The Jeffrey Epstein case, following the disclosure of widespread accusations of organized sexual abuse of underage girls, became one of the most controversial cases in contemporary U.S. history.
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Epstein died under suspicious circumstances in prison in 2019, leaving many aspects of the case unresolved through judicial review.
In recent years, with the release of documents, contact lists, and some emails, the names of several politicians, financiers, and academic figures have surfaced in connection with the case.
Noam Chomsky, the prominent American linguist and theorist, was mentioned in some media and social networks after documents and emails linked to Epstein were published. This was due to a few recorded meetings and limited contacts between Chomsky and Epstein in the years following Epstein’s 2008 conviction—meetings that were largely academic or intellectual in nature and facilitated through figures connected to MIT.
Chomsky has explicitly stated that these meetings were neither personal nor illegal and had no connection to Epstein’s sexual abuse network. He emphasized that no legal charges, official investigations, or cases exist against him in relation to Epstein, and mere meetings or conversations do not imply involvement in Epstein’s crimes.
Bill Gates has also previously stated that his connection to Epstein was a “judgment error” and that he had no participation in any alleged crimes.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s name has also been repeatedly mentioned in connection with the Epstein case, which his political opponents have sought to use to pressure him.
Although Trump has denied any connection to Epstein’s criminal actions, the republication of documents and images allegedly related to the case could intensify political and media battles against him within the United States.
Political and media analysts suggest that the resurfacing of Epstein-related documents and images has become more a tool in the power struggle and political score-settling in the U.S. than merely a legal disclosure.