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Inside Jeffrey Epstein's 'Lolita Express': Chilling Items Found on Infamous Private Jet #shorts
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1:14Now PlayingJeffrey Epstein’s infamous “Lolita Express” has been sitting lifeless in a Georgia aviation graveyard for nearly a decade – but inside the rotting jet, disturbing remnants of the late pedophile’s depraved lifestyle still remain frozen in time. The Post uncovered the eerie evidence this week during a rare tour of the 133-foot-long Boeing 727, which Epstein once used to shuttle his young sex-trafficking victims around the globe, according to prosecutors. New photos show the jet corroding and falling apart on an outdoor slab at Stambaugh Aviation in Brunswick, where it has been left exposed to the elements for years. Insects and mildew coat parts of the once-luxurious interior, which features a bedroom, three separate sitting areas, a kitchen and two bathrooms – all finished with polished wood, high-pile carpeting and other upscale features. Disturbingly, among moldy shaving cream cans, used toothbrushes and orange-and-yellow hair ties, The Post discovered Johnson’s-brand baby lotion and baby powder tucked into bathroom cabinets.
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