Epstein's 'superior human race' plan: He wanted his penis frozen!
New information has come to light in the Jeffrey Epstein case, which is being investigated by the US Department of Justice over child sex trafficking allegations. According to documents reported by The New York Times, it has emerged that Epstein was working on a plan to replicate his own DNA and had made specific requests regarding his body after death.
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New details continue to emerge regarding the investigations into Jeffrey Epstein, who became the center of attention in the US over allegations of child abuse and a sex trafficking ring. Most recently, a report published by The New York Times included striking information about Epstein's personal goals and the work he was conducting.
“SUPERIOR HUMAN RACE” PLAN
According to the documents in the report, it was stated that Jeffrey Epstein was focused on a plan aimed at replicating his own genetic legacy. It was stated that Epstein planned to impregnate approximately 20 women at the same time with the goal of creating a “superior human race.”
GOAL OF REPLICATING HIS GENETIC LEGACY
The records included information that Epstein aimed to have children with numerous women simultaneously in order to spread his biological legacy. It was reported that this plan was part of Epstein's long-term genetic goals.
HE WANTED HIS PENIS AND HEAD FROZEN
According to another detail in the documents, Jeffrey Epstein requested that his head and penis be frozen after his death. It was noted that this request was among Epstein's specific wishes regarding his body after death.
The file also contained information that Epstein had been in contact with numerous high-level scientists and academics. It was stated that these contacts were linked to the fields of genetic research and biotechnology.
HE ALSO CONDUCTED IMMORTALITY RESEARCH
The revealed documents also recorded that Epstein conducted studies on genetic intervention, immortality, and cryonics, which is body-freezing technology. It was reported that these activities were linked to Epstein's long-term plans for life and his existence after death.