Whistleblower dies mysteriously after exposing Lutnick-Epstein ties
45sThe sudden death of a whistleblower tied to a high-profile political figure sparks immediate intrigue and conspiracy theories.
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The video reports on the death of whistleblower Simon Andrees, who exposed ties between Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein. It details the evidence Andrees uncovered, the contradictions in Lutnick's statements, and the suspicious timing of Andrees' death, questioning the official suicide narrative.
Simon Andrees, a former British banker and managing director at BGC Group, died under reported suicide. He had exposed ties between Lutnick and Epstein.
Lutnick publicly giggles when Epstein's name is mentioned and dismisses the issue as 'boring'.
Andrees discovered emails showing Lutnick communicated with Epstein as recently as 2018, contradicting his claim of cutting contact in 2005.
Lutnick admitted to having dinner with Epstein and visiting his island with family in 2012, after initially denying it.
The timeline shows 13 years after claimed cutoff and 10 years after Epstein's 2008 guilty plea, Lutnick was still in contact.
Despite being caught in lies, Lutnick faces no punishment and remains Secretary of Commerce.
Andrees recently became more public-facing, posting on Twitter about his whistleblowing, shortly before his death.
The video expresses skepticism about the suicide narrative, noting Andrees' recent public actions and the risk he took.
The video highlights the suspicious death of whistleblower Simon Andrees and the lack of accountability for Howard Lutnick, urging viewers to question the official narrative and seek justice.
Whistleblower Identified
Names Simon Andrees as the whistleblower, providing a concrete figure in the story.
01:51Emails Contradict Claim
Reveals evidence that directly contradicts Lutnick's official statement, a key factual point.
03:00Timeline of Contact
Quantifies the deception: 13 years after claimed cutoff and 10 years after Epstein's guilty plea.
03:36No Consequences
Highlights the lack of accountability for Lutnick despite being caught in lies.
04:27Skepticism of Suicide
Expresses doubt about the official narrative, a key perspective in the video.
07:52[00:00] A whistleblower who exposed the connection between U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein has just now passed away.
[00:12] Cause of death is being reported as a suicide, which is extremely convenient for Howard Lutnick. You know, the guy who publicly giggles any time Jeffrey Epstein's name is mentioned. I'm going to ask the co-chair of the county this evening to talk about the response to the Epstein situation.
[00:29] Is he working on what? I don't know. I could ask you that question. I don't know of it, but I think...
[00:41] Here's the man, right here. I saw a report today, and it's completely... Pretty boring stuff. It's sordid, but it's boring. And I don't understand why it keeps going.
[00:53] I think really only pretty bad people, including fake news, want to keep something like that going. but credible information, let them give it. Anything that's credible, I would say, let them have it.
[01:06] Any day now, we're going to get it. All of that credible information, once it makes it through 5,000 different scrubs and redactions, naturally. But it's right around the corner. No doubt he's going to fulfill the promise of full transparency on all the Epstein files.
[01:20] It's coming better late than never, as they say. And make no mistake, it's not going to be never. It's just a matter of when. Especially with Howard Lutnick at the helm, chomping at the bit. No one wants the Epstein files fully unredacted, fully transparent more than Howard Lutnick.
[01:35] He wants that more than Buffalo fans want to build Super Bowl victory. So you know Howard Lutnick's going to make that happen. But man, what a weird bump in the road that the guy who was responsible for blowing the lid off of Howard Lutnick's lies
[01:51] about his connection to Jeffrey Epstein just happens to end up suicided. How peculiar. It's a very tragic situation here. The whistleblower's name was Simon Andrees. He was a former British banker, and he was the one that flagged the connection to Howard Lutnick's links to Jeffrey Epstein. He was previously a managing director at Wall Street firm BGC Group, where Lutnick, now the Commerce Secretary, was Chief Executive Officer.
[02:17] Many of you might recall Howard Lutnick he spun a very convincing story about how he got the heebie you know being neighbors with Epstein He said oh a weird massage room I don like that No sir read Bob Cutting ties with this guy And
[02:35] that was back in like 2005. So he shut that shit down hard. He said, nope, back in 05. I had an unsettling encounter. He made weird comments. He had that odd massage table. So, so freaky. I said,
[02:47] no, no, no, no. I will have nothing to do with this even. But then, thanks to Simon and Andrees combing the files, he was able to discover that that was a fucking fib. Liar, liar, plants for hire.
[03:00] Howard Letnick stayed in contact with Epstein and had emails communicating with him as recently as 2018, contradicting his official statement, and then he had to walk it back saying, oh,
[03:12] you know what? Just slipped my mind. Boy, howdy, would you believe it? Yeah, you know what? In 2012, we did, like, have dinner with Epstein. We went to his island. And I even took all my children.
[03:24] We had lunch for an hour. That's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There was also even business connections that came to light. All thanks to the work of this whistleblower, Simon Andrees.
[03:36] Now, get your abacus out. We're going to be crunching some numbers here. 2018 is quite a handful of years after 2005, which Letnick claims he cut contact. That's 13 years of staying in friendly communication.
[03:50] and it's also 10 full years, an entire decade, after Epstein pled guilty to soliciting prostitution from a minor. That was 2008.
[04:02] So, Howard, it's so interesting that it just slipped your mind that you not only were continuing to do business with him, but also even took your family to his island for a little casual luncheon. You know, the guy that you said,
[04:14] you know, it's so unsettling, it's terrible stuff, I cut contact, I had to. Yeah, we were neighbors, and I hated that guy when he revealed that weird side of him. Hmm. So, he then had to walk all of that back and write up this recent evidence here.
[04:27] And you know what punishment befell Howard Letnick? Nothing. He is still the Secretary of Commerce. He is still in power.
[04:39] He is still making tons and tons of money off some very fucking shady dealings, by the way, which I've already asked about a lot. I don't want to just regurgitate it. but this is somebody that even is provably caught in a lie about their connection
[04:51] to Jeffrey Epstein trying to bury that lying about it getting caught in it then having to walk it back still doesn face any punishment How is that possible Where the justice It actually fucking unbelievable that he just gets away with lying
[05:04] Like, there are laws in place to prevent that. Like, the lies that he told. Like, that is just genuinely a fucking crime. He gets to get away with it. He ultimately talks about it. No, that was wrong. Yeah, no.
[05:16] I actually didn't do that. You're right. No, thanks for correcting that. You're right. That didn't happen. I lied about that. It actually happened. We had lunch. About my family. Yeah, we were friends. Oh, yeah, we were also like business partners. I kind of forgot.
[05:28] I didn't even know that. He was like a business partner of mine, and it was weird. He gets to get away with it, and he gets to continue laughing about it. And the whistleblower that actually took the risk here, put it out there,
[05:40] bravely trying to pursue justice against a fucking monster like Howard Lutnick, ends up dead. It's such a tragedy, and it's so blatantly fishy. like how incredibly convenient for Howard Letnick
[05:54] Simon Andrees made a post on Twitter pretty recently putting himself in the public eye again saying to the world I am the whistleblower that brought this forward
[06:07] and wanted people to pay more attention to it because it's a big fucking deal it's a huge deal and so here's someone that very recently started being more public facing and now, shortly after coming forward in a more public way,
[06:23] just ends up deceased under mysterious circumstances. And Simon himself talks about how big of a risk it was and the consequences of this whistleblowing. So the retaliation that followed him,
[06:36] saying that it's been devastating for his family and himself, and he's putting all this information out there about this connection and the lies of Lutnick and the business dealings of Lutnick with Fitzgerald and Epstein through Adfin, the 2018 exchange,
[06:52] where they discussed the company directly. This is someone who just recently came forward in a more public-facing way, once again exposing the lies of Howard Lutnick and the connection of Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein,
[07:07] and very shortly thereafter is unfortunately no longer with us. I personally don't believe the suicide narrative here. I don't. From what I've seen, they're attributing it to, like, the stress of everything that he'd been going through for blowing the
[07:22] whistle on these demons here and revealing the evil and debunking the lies of Lutnik However I don understand if that was the case why Simon and Dries would very recently come more public-facing with all of it.
[07:40] That would only add to the stress. To me, this felt like someone that wanted to really take the fight to these fucking demons, these evil monsters, and now paid the ultimate price for it.
[07:52] Because he is dealing with some of the most powerful people there is. Period. He is not the first person to end up deceased under mysterious circumstances in their relation to the Epstein case and exposing people involved in there.
[08:06] So, I just don't buy the story here that he took his own life. My heart breaks for his family and I'm wishing them all the best. and I hope they know that the actions here from Simon and Dries
[08:21] were incredibly brave and extremely valuable. While Howard Letnick may be getting away with it right now, I'm praying for a time where that comes to an end. Like, this can't be allowed to persist.
[08:36] He literally laughs any time Epstein's name is brought up. Publicly. Laughs in our faces about it. they, like, it's just the corruption, it's not even hidden, they're not even bothering
[08:49] because they know they get away with it, they continue to so, even with a whistleblower coming forward so bravely, with the proof and even having him publicly walk everything back
[09:02] admitting, yeah, that wasn't right, here's what happened yep, sorry, just misremembered I don't even know why we were there for lunch that day he still gets away with it, it's a crime It's a fucking crime. He should be in jail.
[09:15] Yet he continues to still hold his position of power, extremely high position of power. It's just not fair. It's not. These fucking criminals, these demonic entities at the top of the food chain here
[09:28] solely look out for one another. And they don't even pretend to care about you. Again, they don't even bother to, like, hide any of their nefarious dealings and shit.
[09:40] it's just so fucking disgusting anyway I'll stop yapping about it again I'm wishing the best for the Andrees family
[09:53] and anyway that's really about it
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