US billionaire Bill Gates to testify before Congress

US billionaire Bill Gates to testify before Congress

The name of US businessman and Microsoft founder Bill Gates has become the focus of controversy again after appearing in millions of documents and files released regarding Jeffrey Epstein. It has been reported that Gates is preparing to testify before the US Congress on June 10.

It has been learned that as part of the ongoing investigation, Gates has agreed to meet with the House Oversight Committee. In a statement, a representative for Gates said, "He looks forward to answering all questions in order to support the important work being conducted by the committee."

'I did nothing illegal'

Although Gates' name appears in the Epstein files, there are no allegations of misconduct directed at him. It was reported that in a speech he gave to Gates Foundation employees in February, he said, "I did nothing illegal and I saw nothing illegal."

Allegations against Gates

There are no accusations of any illegal acts against Gates in the files, and none of the Epstein victims have directly accused Gates. It is stated that a significant portion of the allegations contained in the documents are based on emails allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein in 2013.

It was reported that in the messages in question, Epstein claimed that he had approached Gates to arrange secret meetings with married women and to provide medication for a disease he alleged Gates had contracted as a result of relationships with Russian women. It was also stated that the messages included allegations that Epstein wanted antibiotics to be secretly given to Melinda French, who was married to Gates at the time. 

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