Epstein, King of the Jews (a collection) – by Travis Mateer

A guy named Leslie Epstein wrote this book and, when the hive-mind of online sleuths found it, I didn’t believe it. First published in 1979, this is the summary of the “novel” from Amazon:

Before getting to the insane excerpts I found, I’m going to contextualize what obtaining this book represents, then I’m going to list all the posts about the Epstein network I’ve written since the latest dump of demoralizing data points that no lone researcher can handle, leading some to throw massive tantrums in private conversations about the pain of relative obscurity while simultaneously having incredible insights into how power functions in Big Sky Country.

Getting a hard copy of this absurd book title is like going directly to physical locations as a “citizen journalist” in order to find, document, and try to contextualize stuffed Unicorns at an abandoned homeless encampment in the same geographical area a body was found four months ago and still hasn’t been identified. Getting a hard copy means determining, for myself, where to start with understanding what might be going on here, starting with what funded the creation of this “story” in the first place:

The Guggenheim family was once one of the wealthiest families in the world and their patriarch, Meyer Guggenheim, came from Switzerland. Other locations relevant to the family include Denver and Colorado Springs. Interesting.

To date (3/19) these are the posts I’ve written about the Epstein network, starting with a post that predates the latest release of files because it’s about the PayPal Mafia hanging out north of Missoula, at Paws Up Ranch, which is very relevant.

“Was There A Paws Up PayPal Mafia Summit North Of Missoula?” – (June 9th, 2025)

“Jeffrey Epstein, Elon Musk, Sultan Sulayem, And Missoula’s Probation And Parole” – (February 3rd, 2026)

“What If It’s NOT A Blackmail Network?” (February 9th, 2026)

“Klaus von Stutterheim Day: How A Berlin-Born New York Transplant Connects Big Sky Democrats To Jeffrey Epstein” – (February 16th, 2026)

“Globalist Missoula And Philanthropic Epstein” (February 24th, 2026)

“Montana War Whores And Epstein’s Lego Man” (March 2nd, 2026)

“Is This Why Gavin de Becker Knows So Much About Jeffrey Epstein?” (March 3rd, 2026)

“Does Seth Bodnar Need To Explain His Jim Messina/Jeffrey Epstein Connection?” (March 11th, 2026)

“Jeffrey Epstein, Rahman Hosain’s Bankrupt Jawbone, And The Yellowstone Club” (March 16th, 2026)

“The Post-Epstein Era Of Combatting Human Trafficking In Montana” (March 17th, 2026)

With all these real-life connections being made, what are we to make of “fiction” like what you’re about to read, funded by Guggenheim money and penned by a man named Epstein?

Pretty crazy, yes, but you’re only reading this because I’m crazy enough to keep hitting the “publish” button like Charlie Day in that scene from It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia reaching for the cheese over and over again despite getting shocked.

If you’d like to help me feel less like a dumbass getting shocked for no good reason, donate some cheese to my GoFundMe page. One of my expenses for an upcoming post is the police report from the church I’m trespassed from, which the cop shop charges $7 whole dollars for, but trust me when I say that cost will be worth it.

I really hate panhandling for donations, but until I start getting some wider attention for the work I’m doing, my reality is that local lawfare is a VERY effective means of shutting someone up. Some of the lawyers I’ve reached out for legal help include Quentin Rhoades and Matthew Monforton, both supposed legal combatants in the culture war, but for me, with a clear shot at legally taking out nasty bitches like Ellie Boldman, their cojones become little raisins. Sad.

One more link before I wrap this up, and this one is VERY important because Nick Bryant is one of the few people I trust to make an effort at Epstein Justice a real effort and NOT just some limited hangout to keep controlling the scope of the narrative contained. Bryant wrote extensively about the Franklin Scandal long before anyone knew the name Jeffrey Epstein, and it’s his work that allowed me to write this brief post about “Pizzagate” ten years ago.

Hopefully Nick Bryant and his team are more responsive to my outreach efforts than the podcasters I keep reaching out to have been.

Thanks for reading!

Thanks for reading!