Colombia — Ekhbary News Agency
Immigration authorities in Colombia's capital, Bogota, have confirmed that the convicted American sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, visited the country in 2002. He was accompanied by his associate Ghislaine Maxwell, a figure deeply entangled in his criminal activities. To be sure, this was not Maxwell's only trip; she returned to Colombia independently in 2007.
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This information, disclosed by Colombian officials, sheds light on Epstein and Maxwell's movements within the region. Epstein's 2002 visit and Maxwell's 2007 return raise significant questions regarding the nature of their activities during those periods, particularly given their subsequent criminal histories. The confirmation from immigration authorities adds an official dimension to these movements, long shrouded in suspicion.
