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Epstein Allegations Resurface Amid Sensational Cannibalism Claims

2/13/2026

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On January 30, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice released documents that renewed discussion of past allegations against Jeffrey Epstein, though no verified link exists to Gabriela Rico Jiménez's claims.
Sensational cannibalism and child-exploitation claims circulated, but there is no verified evidence tying these claims to Epstein.
Social media amplified conspiracy theories and debunked images, including code-word claims related to cannibalism, while authorities emphasize documented trafficking and abuse.

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Story summary

On January 30, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice released documents that renewed discussion of past allegations against Jeffrey Epstein, though no verified link exists to Gabriela Rico Jiménez's claims.
Sensational cannibalism and child-exploitation claims circulated, but there is no verified evidence tying these claims to Epstein.
Social media amplified conspiracy theories and debunked images, including code-word claims related to cannibalism, while authorities emphasize documented trafficking and abuse.