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Warning. Today's episode may be offensive to some people as it discusses anti-Semitic claims.

So on today's podcast, we're gonna get into some accusations that Robert Maxwell was a spy, that he was assassinated,

and how he plays a role in the Jeffrey Epstein conspiracies.

But before we get there, we need to talk about vitamins.

Stick with me here. I promise it'll make sense.

That's Roy Greenslade, describing one of his last confrontations with Robert Maxwell before he was fired.

Greenslade was editor of the mirror, and Maxwell demanded that he run an editor's offer in the paper for vitamin pills that claim to improve a child's intelligence.

He just couldn't understand why I would turn down something like that and not do as he told me.

And when I said, look, we're gonna be in tremendous trouble if we sell IQ pills to children.

He said, you know, I must do it.

Greenslade stuck to his guns. It was illegal. It was a lie. It was an illegal scam that targeted children.

None of this bothered Maxwell. In fact, he was more invested than Greenslade thought.

I found out that he bought very foolishly into this company that were producing these pills, and that was very typical of him.

So I think his disappointment with me was a disappointment that if he couldn't control me, was he already losing his power?

If he couldn't make the mirror editor do as he wished, then where was he in life that he couldn't make that happen?

Maxwell didn't care about the ethics of feeding children questionable pills.

If I've learned anything about Maxwell, is that he'd do anything to get ahead, and it wasn't a secret.

Maxwell used his ruthlessness and mystique as a weapon, and if people believed he'd do anything, well it makes any rumor, even if they're completely outrageous.

plausible.

There's no evidence of suicide. There's no evidence he had a heart attack.

Well, it could have been an accident, or it could have been murder. I think he was murdered.

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