03.02.2026 11:35
The former interview of Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in prison while being tried for allegedly running a prostitution ring involving underage girls, has resurfaced with the release of 3 million documents related to the case. While the identity of the interviewer and the reason for the interview were not disclosed, Epstein responded to the journalist's question, "Are you the very devil?" by saying, "No, I have a good mirror. The devil scares me."
The echoes of the approximately 3 million documents published by the U.S. Department of Justice regarding billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead under suspicious circumstances in prison while being prosecuted for allegedly taking underage girls to his private island for sexual abuse and establishing a prostitution ring, continue.
"IS YOUR MONEY DIRTY?"
In the files, a bold interview focusing on Epstein's crimes and wealth has emerged. Excerpts from the interview, published by BBC and Sky News, show Epstein answering questions in an interview that lasted about 2 hours. The identity of the interviewer, the date of the interview, and the reasons for the interview were not disclosed.
In one part of the interview, Epstein is asked whether his money is "dirty." Epstein responds, "No, it's not. Because I earned it." When the journalist states that he made money by consulting for "the worst people in the world, those who do terrible things," Epstein says, "Morality is always a complex issue."
WAS HE ASKED, "ARE YOU THE DEVIL HIMSELF?"
Then the journalist asks, "Are you a third-degree sex offender?" Epstein replies, "No, I'm a first-degree one. I'm at the lowest level." Later, when asked if he sees himself as "the devil himself," he responds, "No, I have a good mirror."
When the journalist seriously and insistently repeats the question and states that Epstein possesses all the characteristics of the devil, Epstein responds, "No, the devil scares me."