Epsteins childhood soulmates.

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Jeffrey Epstein grew up in Sea Gate, a private gated Jewish community in Brooklyn, with five lifelong friends his closest friend Warren Eisenstein called his “soul mates” in a 2014 obituary: billboard mogul Terry Kafka, oncologist Dr. Michael Buchholtz, and two largely untraceable men named Jerry Ruoti and Joseph Zucca. DOJ files show these weren’t just childhood nostalgia — Epstein paid Warren’s hospice care, sent his personal driver to pick Warren up at JFK, let Warren stay at his New Mexico ranch for a week, and coordinated his funeral. Kafka meanwhile told Epstein’s personal assistant “Jeffrey is a good man” seven weeks before Epstein’s 2019 arrest, asked to use Epstein’s Paris apartment, called Little Saint James a “pleasure palace,” and appeared on Epstein’s official schedule multiple times — despite publicly claiming “the extent of our relationship was growing up.” Ghislaine Maxwell knew all six men by name. Eva Dubin knew their nicknames. Lesley Groff managed their logistics. These are the men who knew everything before the money, before Dalton, before any of it — and the birthday book they wrote for him in 2003, with apparent nostalgia, documents what kind of teenagers they were.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​