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Hello everyone and welcome back to Infamous. This is episode three of Jeffrey and Gildland's Secrets.

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enjoy the episode. Jeffrey Epstein was a Coney Island boy, but he enjoyed being in the places that posh people were,

and there's nowhere more posh than Palm Beach, Florida.

It's got stately mansions, pink-hued sunsets over the water,

palm-lined boulevards full of every store you ever could want to shop at.

It's about an hour from Miami, and Palm Beach is the wintertime spot for affluent snowbirds.

You know that word. It's people who travel down from usually the East Coast to spend cold months in the sunshine state's warmer climate.

There was a huge difference between summer occupancy of the island, which would have been a few thousand to winter, which got up to tens of thousands.

That's Jose Lambier, a former reporter with the Palm Beach Post turned private investigator.

I had a column in the Palm Beach Post that was somewhat similar to page six in New York.

I spent quite a bit of time in parties and gilas and fundraisers on the islands

in Mar-Lago at the breakers. It's about everywhere. I came into the office one morning and I got

called into the editor's office and he asked me if I ever heard of a guy named Jeffrey Epstein.

Lambert's editor thought he might have seen Epstein around some of those society parties.

Starting in mid-November and until early April, there is a fundraising gala,

tuxedo, black tie, whatever, just about every night for a different cause.

Epstein maintained a house in Palm Beach, not far from Maralago.

He bought it in 1999.

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