REVEALED: Cryptic messages, bizarre statues found in Jeffrey Epstein's island library: OMG

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Some of the words in the message included "plants" "power," "deception," "dark brain."

O'Keefe Media Group (OMG) has obtained footage and images of objects as well as a written message inside sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's library on his island in the Caribbean.

James O'Keefe and his team were able to obtain footage and images from inside the library, where there were bizarre statues and objects, such as "statues of winged figures in plague masks and one of a semi-nude young woman washing herself while seated on a bidet," OMG reported.

In addition to the statues, some books that were identified in the library, according to OMG, included Ernest Hemingway's Selected Letters, Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Ultimatum, as well as Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses.

In addition to the books and the statues, OMG found that there was a message left on the library's chalkboard, which OMG says is believed to have been written by Epstein himself after they cross-referenced writing patterns with a handwritten letter Epstein had made while he was in jail.

"Now the chalkboard's message remains a mystery, and we're hoping that some of you in the audience can help decipher and ascertain what Epstein might be talking about here," O'Keefe said. "This is again, right after he was arrested, we compared the words on the chalkboard to a note Epstein wrote in his prison cell before his death, several letters and letter combinations from the note match those on the chalkboard, which leads us to believe they were, in fact, written by Jeffrey Epstein."

Some of the words that were included on the chalkboard message included "plants" "power," "deception," "dark brain," "time-delay," "rhythm mimic," "music/brain," and other terms which did not appear to convey a straightforward message.

OMG has released several reports related to Epstein as of late, and in the video report on the library, said that another would be released the next day.

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