Bill Gates Allegedly Contracted STI from Russian Women, Epstein Emails Reveal
Recent documents released from the Epstein files allege that Bill Gates contracted a sexually transmitted infection (STI) linked to encounters with Russian women. This information emerged from an email dated July 18, 2013, where Jeffrey Epstein claimed that Gates requested the deletion of emails related to his STI.
Key Allegations from Epstein’s Emails
The email indicates that Gates was concerned about the ramifications of his health status, particularly in relation to his then-wife, Melinda Gates. Epstein expressed frustration over his friendship with Gates, stating that it had deteriorated.
- Epstein claimed Gates asked him to delete records about the STI.
- Epstein also alleged that Gates sought antibiotics to discreetly give to Melinda.
- In another email, Epstein stated he was resigning from the Gates Foundation due to a “severe marital dispute.”
Context of the Claims
Epstein described his involvement as crossing legal boundaries, claiming he helped Gates procure drugs following his liaisons with Russian women. He mentioned facilitating illicit encounters and providing drugs for various situations.
- Epstein claimed he provided support in managing the fallout from Gates’ encounters.
- The emails also hinted at requests for medications like Adderall for bridge tournaments.
Reactions from Bill Gates and Melinda Gates
Bill Gates has previously acknowledged that spending time with Epstein was a significant mistake. Melinda Gates expressed her discomfort regarding her husband’s meetings with Epstein, describing him as “evil personified.” The couple is expected to finalize their divorce in 2024.
Previous Encounters with Epstein
Records indicate that Gates met with Epstein several times, including a possible visit to Epstein’s private island. Gates’ name has appeared in various public documents related to Epstein’s cases, although the nature of his interactions remains a matter of speculation.
As the story unfolds, the Gates Foundation has been contacted for comment, although they have not yet confirmed any details regarding the allegations.
It is important to note that the claims made in Epstein’s emails have not been substantiated, and any evidence provided is not proof of misconduct.
