Anonymous exposes Paolo Zampolli in OpDeathEaters probe, alleges crime link to Trump, Epstein and Bill Clinton
A few weeks back one of the most secretive and popular hacktivists group, Anonymous, had exposed a global high-profile child trafficking racket. They had even threatened to expose the Minneapolis police department's “many crimes to the world” in a video. After alleging President Donald Trump's involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous sex trafficking and child rape case, the group dropped a tweet on Sunday, July 19, about Operation Death Eaters’ (alternatively spelled OpDeathEaters), one of the projects founded by Heather Marsh in November 2014, seeking to investigate the role of Paolo Zampolli, a UN ambassador for Dominica, into the criminal network. Anonymous tweeted: “Brand New: @OpDeathEaters investigation into Paolo Zampolli - criminal network involving Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Silvio Berlusconi, Giuseppe Cipriano, Les Wexner, John Casablancas, Ghislaine Maxwell, Flavio Briatore Weinstein, Brunel, and Epstein.”
OpDeathEaters in a series of tweets has detailed their findings about the investigation. They wrote on Twitter: “This thread is about Paolo Zampolli, a UN ambassador for Dominica (of which he is not a citizen) and #opDeathEaters regulars Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Silvio Berlusconi, Giuseppe Cipriano, Les Wexner, Harvey Weinstein, Jean Luc Brunel, John Casablancas, Jeffrey Epstein and more.” The organization alleged that Zampolli was born in Italy and sold his inherited toy company to Silvio Berlusconi as a young adult. According to them, in 1994, Zampolli organized the Look of the Year contest in Ibiza, Spain. He had started a modeling agency which he moved to the US on the advice of his friend John Casablancas, the founder of Elite Model Management. And, in one of their expose in August last year, OpDeathEathers introduced Casablancas as “Founder of Elite Model Management, prolific child rapist, and trafficker. He was Ivanka Trump's manager, was a close associate of US President Trump and sat on the board of Trump Realty Brazil.”
The group further alleged that Zampolli was the one who had introduced Trump and Melania. In their tweet, they also gave a link to a New York Times article which stated, “He secured Ms. Trump’s visa to the United States and introduced her to her future husband at a 1998 party he hosted at the Kit Kat Club.” They quoted from a report published in Press Blue and tweeted, “By 2008, “Zampolli ... holding functions at the UN like the UN Diamond Awards Gala for Renewable Energy and The Friends of Climate Change, in 2008. ... personally hosted by Zampolli and Ivanka Trump, among others.”
According to the allegations on the thread, “In New York, Zampolli “dines twice a day” at Cipriani, owned by Giuseppe Cipriani who is featured in Jeffrey Epstein's black book and close to Harvey Weinstein and Sarah Ferguson (Prince Andrew's ex).” One of the tweets alleged that Weinstein's victim Melissa Thompson says she inadvertently shared her evidence with Weinstein's legal team after “mutual friend Paolo Zampolli used deceptive tactics to cause her to believe that Brafman and Spiro were working for the victims.” The group alleged that another man, featured in both Epstein's black book and Zampolli's circle, is Flavio Briatore. They tweeted: "NY Mag calls the man “a convicted card cheat, and an accused Formula 1 race fixer, Briatore was a longtime fugitive in the Virgin Islands.” They even stated that Briatore also shares Trump as a mutual friend with Zampolli.
And naturally, after these explosive tweets, the Internet joined the conversation. One user said, “@YourAnonCentral y don’t u run for president. Ppl trust u more than govt. and ppl believe, u can bring change.” Another said, “So Trump has more child rapist friends that he has pandemic researchers.” While the Internet is strongly reacting to the names mentioned in the viral expose by Anonymous and OpDeathEaters, no hard proof has yet been provided and the claims are based on allegations made by the group.
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