Epstein email reveals plan to access Libya’s frozen state assets
Summary
A document released by the U.S. Department of Justice reveals that an associate of Jeffrey Epstein wanted to access Libya's frozen assets, involving former intelligence officers from the UK and Israel. The email outlines opportunities tied to Libya's situation after a 2011 uprising and mentions potential huge financial gains from recovering these assets.Key Facts
- The document is part of a release by the U.S. Department of Justice.
- An email from July 2011 explained plans to access Libya's frozen assets.
- The email sender mentioned using former UK and Israeli intelligence officers.
- At the time, about $80 billion of Libyan assets were frozen, with $32.4 billion in the U.S.
- The email suggested recovering and profiting from 5% to 10% of these assets.
- Libya was in a period of political change after Muammar Gaddafi's death in 2011.
- The email estimated Libya would need $100 billion for future rebuilding and recovery.
- It described Libya's potential benefits, like energy resources and a well-educated population.
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