N.Y.C. Elites Exposed In Sarah Lawrence College Sex Trafficking List

This is a yet another reminder that those who comprise the establishment system are rapists, liars, and thieves.

After the DOJ ‘accidentally’ leaked a list of 120 individuals who were allegedly clients in the Sarah Lawrence College sex trafficking ring, N.Y.C. elites are in full panic…

Immediately after the leak, the DOJ rushed into full damage control mode, and at the time of this writing the list is nowhere to be found.

There are whispers that there is overlap between the Sarah Lawrence list and Epstein’s client list, but we cannot confirm those allegations at this time.

We will publish the list as soon as we come across it. but for now take a look through these reports:

so that weird Sarah Lawrence case is actually pretty big and involves Epstein clients too pic.twitter.com/UoK3nCqcXm

— Detty (@0ddette) March 22, 2022

Larry Ray (Bernie Kerik’s Best Man) is on trial for extortion, sex trafficking, forced labor, & money laundering.

After prison, he moved in with his daughter at Sarah Lawrence school.

He psychologically manipulated her friends, alienated them from parents, and extorted them. https://t.co/Gk2v2aTkCv

— ClearingTheFog (@clearing_fog) March 22, 2022

The New York Post claims:

The list — reviewed by The Post on Wednesday — appears to represent a cross-section of Manhattan’s elite: from Wall Street to the justice system and even the art industry.

Some of the 121 names bear unusual monikers shared by several reputable Big Apple businesspeople, including a financier whose name also pops up in pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous black book.

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Who’s got the list of dirty John’s in Larry ray / sarah Lawrence sex cult trial. 120 plus names released by DOJ on accident? Someone’s got the screenshot.

— Lady Bijan (@ItsAnnMariePepe) March 22, 2022

Even 4chan doesn’t have the Sarah Lawrence list. That’s a mighty powerful internet scrub.

— Eliza (@elizableu) March 22, 2022

Daily Mail was the outlet which first obtained the now scrubbed list:

Other names include a hedge fund manager who has donated millions to charity and has his name on a museum building in New York, a Washington DC, lobbyist who has worked for a foreign resistance movement and an international diamond dealer.

Also included is an executive at the Metropolitan Transit Authority, an account executive at Amazon and a veteran travel writer.