Bill Gates Named in Latest Epstein File Release, Faces Unverified STD Allegations

Washington: The US Department of Justice has released the third largest set of documents from the Epstein files, some of which also mention the name of famous technology pioneer Bill Gates. These documents include some emails from 2013 in which it is said that Epstein himself made serious allegations against Gates in messages sent to himself. These claims have not been independently verified.

Do the allegations say Gates contracted an STD?

A draft email in the documents allegedly states that Gates contracted a sexually transmitted disease (STD) after relationships with “Russian women.” After this, he was talking about such antibiotics which he could secretly give to his then wife, Melinda Gates.

Did Epstein write all these emails himself?

It has been claimed that these draft emails were sent by Epstein to himself on July 18, 2013, in which Epstein is said to have pretended to write in the voice of Bill Gates advisor Boris Nikolic. One of the messages said that Gates had asked Epstein to delete the emails in question.

Has Gates presented his case?

After being named in the minority documents, Bill Gates has strongly denied these allegations. His spokesperson said the allegations were "absolutely baseless and false" and were merely Epstein's attempt to discredit Gates.

Do these documents prove that Gates did any wrong?

These files also include other photographs and several pages, but none of the allegations have been verified yet. The Justice Department has also made it clear that just because someone's name is in these files does not mean that they have done anything wrong or that they had knowledge of Epstein's criminal activities.

What was Gates' past association with Epstein?

Bill Gates has previously admitted that he had some meetings with Epstein, but he has said that these were limited to charitable discussions only and later called it a big mistake. Family ties and controversy with Epstein were also a factor in the divorce of Bill Gates and Melinda Gates, although detailed reasons were not made public.

These allegations have not yet been proven and are based only on draft emails written by Epstein himself, the purpose of which is unclear. The Justice Department has released these documents to the public so they can be widely reviewed.