Missouri Reverend Suspended After Epstein Island Management Role Revealed (3/24/26)

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What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles.

The last person to manage Jeffrey Epstein's island was also a pastor in Missouri.

And now she has lost her position within her parish due to her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

And according to the files that have been released already, she was mentioned 1800 times.

Now she says she saw nothing on the island that would even begin to cause her concern.

Now I have my doubts about that, but that's what she has to say.

However, her congregation and the church that she was working for, they don't want to hear it.

But that's not stopping Stephanie Remington, the pastor in question here from doubling down.

So today we have an article from the New York Post and the headline, Missouri Reference Suspended.

After being exposed as last manager of Jeffrey Epstein's private island, I never saw anything.

No, of course not, nobody did. Every single time somebody is exposed as being somebody that was

close to Epstein or in the middle of his bullshit, it's always the same story.

Oh, I have no idea. I never saw anything.

I thought everything was just normal. You know, this ugly mud of a man,

having all these girls around him, that's just normal stuff.

This article was authored by Alex Oliveira.

A Missouri pastor who briefly managed Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean island was suspended

from her job after her association was publicly exposed, with the Reverend defending her decision

to work for him, despite knowing his criminal past as a Christly act. Oh, yeah.

That's exactly what Jesus would have done. Let's hang out with the child molester. Let's go and work for him.

Look, I'm here to tell you that a lot of people out there are sitting at tables. They should be

flipping. And if Stephanie wants to take any advice from Jesus or follow his example, that's what

she would have done. But no, she decided that going to Epstein's island and working for him was a

great idea, even though she knew what he was. So again, I don't care about her reputation,

I don't care that she's been forced out. And if I was part of her congregation, I would have

demanded it. Reverend Stephanie L. Remington was suspended from Missouri's United Methodist

Church last week, when leadership learned her name appeared more than 1800 times in the

Trove of Epstein files recently released by the Department of Justice, UM News reported.

And again, look, you could have got ahead of it, right? Came out and talked to the press,

hey, I was the manager of the island. I don't know what was going on previously, but while I was there,

nothing happened. I didn't see anything crazy. But instead they run from it. And they all

thought that they were never going to be outed. And for somebody like Stephanie Remington, she came

into Jeffrey Epstein's world after everybody knew what Epstein was. So there's no excuse.

She saw dollar signs. And that's what she went for. Pretty Christly, huh? She wants to talk about

being Christly and doing Christly acts. That doesn't seem to be one of them.

Remington has not been accused of any crimes and the Epstein files mentioned appeared to be

mostly from communication about overseeing the pedophilic financiers Little San James Island

in the US Virgin Islands. It's about her choice to work for him.

Anybody who chooses to work for Jeffrey Epstein after 2008 deserves everything coming their way.

You know what he was. And you chose to work for him, work with him because you knew that would

benefit you. And now that the bill is coming due, you all have a big problem and you're trying to

run out of the restaurant. Not a chance. She worked for Epstein on his island from August 2018 to May

of 2019, leaving her role just weeks before it's fateful July 2019 arrest and suicide, a

alleged suicide demean a month later. And insisted she never saw any nefarious behavior during her

time. Look, everything that was happening on that island is all made up. What are you crazy? What

do you some kind of conspiracy theorist? Now, of course, it's very possible that she's telling

the truth and she didn't see anything on towards. And by that time, Epstein was, you know, doing

what he was doing in more of a private manner. And maybe Miss Remington wasn't one of his trusted

compatriots. Very possible. And I'm not saying she did anything criminal. Her problem, of course,

is associating with Epstein after the arrest. And if she was just, you know, somebody working

in the laundry room, it would be one thing. A pastor? Really? How are you going to attend to

people's spiritual needs when your own spirit is obviously corrupt? I mean, she's not even

remorseful that she did this. I never saw anything. Remington told UM News, I knew him for the last

nine months of his life. Well, after he served time for the things that he was accused of doing,

not just accused of, convicted of. Another apologist, and boy, is this story littered with them?

A whole lot of people that want to make excuses for what Jeffrey Epstein was doing.

And it's just crazy to me. Can you imagine making an excuse for this, dude? But Remington was aware

of Epstein's criminal history from 10 years earlier, 2008, guilty plea, for procuring a child

for prostitution, which landed him just over a year in jail, and looked to her Christian teachings

while apparently wrestling with whether to take the job. Oh, yeah, I'm sure that nothing to do

with the money, right? Nothing to do with the money. I had to take a look at my Christian beliefs.

Does anyone really believe that somebody who's Christian and really Christian

is going to work for somebody that has been not only accused, but convicted of hurting children?

Does that sound logical to anybody out there? Unless, of course, you don't care about the

children. And I'll you care about the bag. I felt that if I withheld relationship from this man,

because of his past, I would be turning my back on every message of hope I have ever preached.

Every invitation to God's unconditional love I have ever extended. Am I calling to be a healing

presence in the world for all people she wrote in a 2019 personal blog post? Oh, well, isn't that

great? Aren't you just a gem? So you had to go and collect some money and work for them?

And then you would forgive them? It's so dumb. The whole entire logic behind what she's saying

is ridiculous, and I don't buy it. Stop using your religion as a shield.

And she doubled down on that position after her suspension. Jesus got into a lot of trouble

for the company he kept, but he didn't let that trouble pressure him into rejecting the people who,

by their standards, did not deserve to be human. She told UM News. Wow, not a word about the survivors,

not a word about the people who were harmed, but Jeffrey Epstein, well, he's a great dude.

And how dare you? This woman comes off as one of them women, who falls in love with a murderer,

and starts a correspondence with somebody like Brian Coburger.

That's the kind of vibe I'm getting. And imagine trying to frame Jesus as somebody that

would be hanging out with child molesters? I have a hard time believing that.

Social death is just another kind of murder. He opened his heart and his mind to them,

and they open their tables and alabaster jars to him. She added,

is Jeffrey not among their kind? No, he's not. What sort of demented, weird-ass lady would say

something like that? We're talking about a massive amount of lives being ruined.

And I prefer to have the Old Testament view on that. You know, I, for an eye?

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Remington also said that Epstein was very kind to her when her father fell ill,

a situation which led to her leaving the job. All well, isn't that great? The son of the devil

was nice to me, so that means that every sin he's ever committed is just wiped away clean.

That was one of the topics discussed in emails back and forth with Epstein and his staff,

revealed in the files, while others involved logistics about work being done on the little San

James house. Little San James was the nexus of much of Epstein's illicit behavior, claims of

child rape have surrounded the island, while the pedophile routinely flew rich and powerful people

to the tropical getaway. And though Remington insisted, she never experienced anything on toward

on the island during the few months working there, Remington said Epstein would frequently brag

about his connections to both Bill Clinton and President Trump. Well, yeah, for sure.

There is no disputing that. He was super close to both dudes.

And make no mistake, Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, they were friendly too, and my guess is they

still are. Half of America wants to tie him to the Clintons, the other half wants to tie him to

Trump. Remington told UM News their hunch is correct. Jeffrey was very proud to have direct lines

to all his presidents. Remington could face penalties within the United Methodist Church,

with the probe investigating whether she followed rules requiring clergy members to inform

leadership about the scope of their employment. She cannot be reached for comment.

Well, I don't feel bad for her either, sorry.

Especially considering her doubling down on Jeffrey Epstein and how it's

Christly for her to hang out with them. And mind you again, this is after everybody knew what he was.

So she doesn't have that excuse, so I think that her church is in the right

in suspending her. If her judgment is that bad, why would they want her representing them?

Inside of a church, because I highly doubt that the congregation is going to be as forgiving

towards Ms. Remington as she was to Jeffrey Epstein. All the information that goes with this

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