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| Photo from the 2014 gala: Epstein on the left, ASU's Lawrence Krauss in the center, and psychologist Steven Pinker on the right. Dark Dollars: Epstein and The Slippery Slope of Non-Profits: Epstein's contacts in Phoenix and Tucson By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, March 1, 2026 Jeffrey Epstein's funding for Arizona's largest universities, funneled through non-profits, reveals the slippery slope of non-profits, academia and the media. The non-profit money flow reveals how Epstein, as a sex offender, hid his donations to colleges. These were donations to buy access and power, while promoting genetics, cyber currency, and A.I., artificial intelligence. Before he was sent to prison, Epstein supported projects at Arizona State University in the Phoenix Valley, and was present at an ASU event. Meanwhile, in Tucson, Noam Chomsky, relied on Epstein for advice on financial matters, and met with Epstein. In Epstein's world, the targets were from every arena, from Hollywood producers, to the head of the United Nations and academia. In Epstein's world, sex trafficking was both an industry and insurance for blackmail. Girls and women were disposables in a world of horror. |