Walter Cronkite & Jeffrey Epstein

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Background

Legendary American broadcast journalist and former CBS Evening News anchor known as ‘the most trusted man in America.’ Appeared on Epstein's flight manifest in 2002, flying on the Boeing 727 alongside Epstein, Igor Zinoviev, Nadia Marcinkova, Sarah Kellen, and others. Cronkite was in his mid-80s at the time and an avid sailor with a home in the U.S. Virgin Islands, which may explain the USVI route.

He died in 2009. No allegations of wrongdoing.

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Flight Log Appearances

Date	From	To	Aircraft	Passengers
2007-01-12	EWR Airport	TIST Airport	N908JE (Boeing 727)	Jeffrey Epstein, Igor Zinoviev, Walter Cronkite, Nadia Marcinkova, Sarah Kellen, Lana Catterton, John Amerling, Pralaya Cuomo

Related Documents

Anecdotal recollection linking a Pepsi-Cola representative to JFK assassination timing

· House-oversight · Government

Anecdotal recollection linking a Pepsi-Cola representative to JFK assassination timing The passage provides a vague personal memory about being at a Pepsi-Cola convention on the day of the JFK assassination, with no names, dates, transactions, or corroborating evidence. It offers minimal investigative value and no new substantive leads involving powerful actors. Key insights: Speaker claims to have been at a Pepsi-Cola convention in Dallas on November 22, 1963.; Mentions a vague timeline of departing Dallas at 11:00 a.m. before the assassination at 1:00 p.m.; Reference to Walter Cronkite and a conversation about the assassination, but no concrete details.

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