RFK Jr. Admits to Flying on Epstein's Jet Twice, Contradicting Previous Statement

The independent 2024 presidential candidate's admission sparks controversy amid the ongoing Epstein scandal.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent candidate for the 2024 presidential election, admitted in a recent interview that he had flown on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet twice, contradicting his previous statement to Newsweek where he claimed to have only flown once.
The flights took place in 1993, one to Florida with his wife and two children to visit his mother over Easter, and another to Rapid City, South Dakota, for a fossil hunting trip with his family.
Kennedy's wife at the time, Mary, had a relationship with Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's then-partner, who offered them the rides.
Kennedy insists he was never on Epstein's jet alone and that these incidents took place before Epstein's criminal activities were known.
Kennedy's admission has sparked controversy due to the ongoing Epstein scandal and its potential impact on the upcoming 2024 presidential election.