Microsoft co-founder dismisses viral email claims as completely fabricated
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has stepped forward to categorically dismiss shocking allegations stemming from the recently resurfaced Jeffrey Epstein files. The tech mogul addressed claims regarding inappropriate conduct and health issues, specifically refuting the content of emails allegedly written by the disgraced financier.
Speaking in a candid interview with Nine News, Gates labeled the accusations as false. The controversy centers on unsent emails where Epstein reportedly claimed Gates had contracted a sexually transmitted disease following encounters with "Russian girls." The documents also alleged that Gates sought antibiotics intended for his then-wife, Melinda, without her knowledge.
Gates clarified that these messages were never sent and were merely drafted by Epstein to himself. He expressed deep remorse over his past association with Epstein, calling it a significant error in judgment.
"Jeffrey wrote an email to himself, which was never sent. The email is false," Gates stated during the interview. "I don’t know what his thinking was there. It just reminds me, you know, every minute I spent with regret, and I apologise that I did that."
The specific documents in question date back to July 18, 2013. They were reportedly drafted as a resignation letter from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, citing a need to secure medication to handle the consequences of the alleged encounters. However, no external evidence has surfaced to corroborate these claims, and Gates maintains they are entirely fictional.
Gates further defended his reputation by distinguishing his professional mistakes from the sordid behavior detailed in the files. He insisted that while he attended dinners, he never visited Epstein’s infamous island nor met any women through him.
"The more that comes out, the more clear it will be that although the time was a mistake, it had nothing to do with that kind of behaviour," Gates emphasised.
Melinda French Gates also weighed in on the emotional toll of the revelations. She described the contents of the files as "beyond heartbreaking," noting that the stories of the victims made her think of her own daughters.
Despite the sensational nature of the Bill Gates Epstein allegations, the Microsoft founder remains firm that the claims lack any factual basis.
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