After being placed as a fox in the chicken coop of and by Bill Barr pere at Dalton, in its now-woke complex on 89th Street, and a stint at Bear Sterns later to be bought out with the Federal Reserve's help and no public comment by JP Morgan Chase, Epstein had set up in the Solo Building on 66th Street in Manhattan.

If only he had truly stayed Solo, pleasuring himself rather than forcing girls to do so. Epstein was essentially a repo man, going after money, as well as stealing an investment for oil from Michael Stroll.

Now Kurt at the SDNY courthouse dug into this first lawsuit against Epstein, Stroll v. Epstein, 92-cv-1021 before Judge Kenneth Conboy. It was for breach of contract and was filed on February 10, 1992. While Epstein moved for summary judgment on March 16, 1992, now the docket in the SDNY did not list any lawyer representing him. Had his counsel withdrawn his name?

 Because a copy of Judge Conboy's pro-Epstein order, unlike the docket on PACER, did list Epstein's lawyer: "Elliot Silverman, Gold & Wachtel, New York City, for defendant."  With all the solemnity of the law, it went like this:

"CONBOY, District Judge: We have before us an action for breach of contract. Plaintiff Michael R. Stroll seeks to recover from defendant Jeffrey Epstein money allegedly owed pursuant to a contract in which Stroll relinquished his interest in a joint venture. Epstein asserts that he executed the contract in a representative capacity, as an agent for the venture and as an officer of the Intercontinental Asset Group ('I.A.G.'), and that, therefore, he is not personally liable under the contract. Pending before the Court are two motions: (1) defendant Epstein's motion to dismiss the complaint for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted, or, in the alternative, for summary judgment... Epstein's motion for summary judgment is granted." But Kurt would dig further.

 Beyond this dead case and another one by Hoffenberg, it was the arms dealers that caught Kurt's eye. Before being thrown out of the UN he had reported on the UN bribery of the China Energy Fund Committee, which as well as trying to buy the oil company of Gulbenkian Foundation, payments from which UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres omitted from his public financial disclosure, has offered the thirty year president or dictator of Chad weapons for an oil concession.

  That deal had began right in the UN General Assembly on 45th Street, when CEFC's Patrick Ho had waddled across First Avenue from the Trump International Tower to meet Sam Kutesa in the UN PGA's office, the same one now occupied by Adbulla Shahid of the Maldives.

The UN had found ways to replace Epstein's money -- Ng Lap Seng, for example, and CEFC and even Maxwell's Terramar, through Amir Dossal. But the blood money had yet to flow as easy and greasily as it did under Epstein through IPI, with the Gates Foundation and affiliates now partnership with Guterres' Melissa Fleming. She had a faux publicly-funded podcast called Awake at Night - quite ironic for a supporter of pedophilia, through censorship.

  Adnan Khashoggi was not only a merchant of death and father of now dead Jamal the op-ed writer. He was also a diplomat of sorts, working the Saudi - Israel beat. The irony if you could call it that continued under Guterres, who smiling took a big check from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman fresh off his killing of Jamal with a bone saw in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

  But Adnan was down with the UN, along with Douglas Leese, and the UN was down with Adnan. Now the UN was just down, doubling down on Epstein's child rape and going ever younger, in ever poorer countries.

  From West Palm Beach to the refugee hangars in the airport in Bangui in the Central African Republic, both sought victims and then evaded the law. But while Epstein was finally arrested getting off his private jet in New Jersey in 2019, the UN and Guterres still thumbed their nose at the law. For how much longer? #MaximumMaxwell.