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It's a hot July afternoon in 2019.

Jeffrey Epstein is in his plane, flying high as he's done in the past with President Trump,

President Clinton, all sorts of luminaries.

But they're not here now. He's getting ready to land at Tiedabara Airport, a private terminal about 40 minutes from Manhattan. Perhaps he looks out of the window

at the New York City skyline, shimmering and shining at Golden Hour. Maybe he gazes out at the Hudson River,

or maybe he stares straight ahead,

debating what to do now. Epstein has been spending time in France, but he will soon be landing on U.S. soil, and on that soil, federal agents are waiting.

Because the federal government has taken notice of the sweetheart deal he was cut way back

when in Florida.

They've been investigating.

Now they're ready to arrest and indict Jeffrey Epstein again.

He could flee to Iran or another country the U.S. doesn't have an extradition treaty with.

But right now, in this plane, he comes home.

Maybe he thinks he's above the law.

After all, he didn't really face consequences in Palm Beach.

Why would this be any different?

This is an infamous mini-series, Jeffrey and Gillesen's Secrets.

I'm Natalie Robamed.

And I'm Vanessa Grigoriades, and this is episode four.

Did Epstein kill himself?

So before we explain how exactly Epstein's arrest came about and what happened after that,

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