2 hours agoNear Epstein, Macedonia is cited as a source of human brain transport for experiments
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(6 months ago)Recent documents published by the American Department of Justice as part of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation reveal shocking accusations of possible involvement of a citizen of Macedonia, professor at Columbia University in the procurement and export of people's brains from Macedonia for scientific experiments in the United States. According to documents, this included [...]
Recent documents published by the US Department of Justice as part of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation Shocking accusations of possible involvement of a Macedonian citizen, professor at Columbia University, are revealed in the procurement and export of the brain of people from Macedonia for scientific experiments in the United States.
According to documents, this included about 1,000 human brains, some of them from people who committed suicide. The investigation contains no information on whether the families of the deceased in Macedonia gave their consent to such use of organs, whether Macedonia's institutions were aware or gave permission for such an export.
One of the published e - mails, dated February 5, 2019, discusses research concerning the causes and biological aspects of suicide. Scientists from several prominent American universities, including Pittsburgh, Columbia, New York and Yale, are also mentioned in the document.
In the play for Macedonia, it is said that the small Balkan “nation Macedonia provides people's brains thanks to a member of the Columbia University faculty who comes from there and helped organise the entire” process.
According to the description, organs were sent immediately after the removal, transported by special air escorts and shipped by ship to about 7,500 miles [7,500 km] in the United States. There, they ended up in special boxes, marked with QR codes, with sections of the designerd tissue labeled by the side and date of the receiving.
These claims once again call attention to the network of contacts and activities associated with Jeffrey Epstein, who was sentenced in Florida in 2008 for promoting child prostitution, and in 2019 was charged by the US Department of Justice with trafficking human beings with sexual exploitation.
In August 2019, Epstein was found dead in his prison cell in New York, and his death was officially pronounced suicide a case that continues to generate controversy and suspicion. /Telegraphy/
