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Jeffrey Epstein’s computers didn’t disappear after his death. They disappeared before he was ever charged. 11 days before Palm Beach PD raided his mansion in 2005, a PI named Paul Lavery — acting on attorney Roy Black’s orders — removed 3 computers, 29 phone directories, nude photos, VHS tapes, sex toys and $2,000 cash. When detectives arrived, the computers were “conspicuously absent.” One was hardwired to Epstein’s home surveillance system. When detectives arrived, all three were gone. In 2007, a forensics expert asked a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s deputy to borrow the department’s hard drive duplicator — said Roy Black hired him to make 3 copies of each drive. The deputy declined and reported it to the FBI. Nothing happened. A federal grand jury subpoena for the computers was killed by the 2007 plea deal. Storage fees were paid until just before Epstein’s death in 2019. Fourteen years of rent on drives prosecutors never touched. Earlier this month, Epstein’s attorney Darren Indyke confirmed under oath to House Oversight the drives were never turned over to law enforcement. His personal assistant told the FBI items were also removed from his island. Roy Black, who ordered the 2005 clean-out, died in 2025. The Palm Beach drives are missing. The island drives are missing. The man who gave the order is gone. The coverup continues… https://t.co/IagBOWvbSC Read Julie K. Brown’s Substack: https://t.co/7sHYKg78lE