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Story summary
- Disrupt hosted an "Epstein Easter Egg Hunt" in Manhattan, with about 45 participants searching for eggs containing QR codes that led to Epstein files.
- Carlos Calzadilla-Palacio, founder of Disrupt, described the event as a counter-movement to Turning Point USA.
- Calzadilla-Palacio received a $50 summons for not having a permit.
- Participants found it informative and unsettling, with one winner saying they needed to 'take a shower' after learning about Epstein's crimes.
