Epstein Files Released: Did Jeffrey Epstein really eat human flesh? Cannibalism, cream cheese 'babies' mentioned several times, what's the truth

US DOJ released Epstein files on Jnauary 30. Follwing this, several claims of alleged cannibalism and eating of babies along with “ritualistic sacrifice" started circulating all over the internet. This photo of Jeffrey Epstein shows him eating 'bland chicken' at a dining table with few others.

The files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has mention of ‘cream cheese’ and ‘babies’ several times. In one message written by Jeffrey, it reads “there are millions of babies, very little good vegatble [vegetable] cream cheese.”

In the three million documents released in tranches by the DOJ, "cannibal" is referenced 52 times, whereas "cannibalism" is mentioned six times. However, no evidence of following 'cannabislm' is mentioned in the files.

The latest mention of cannibalism in Epstein files has sparked interest in the shocking claims of a Mexican model way back in 2009. Gabriela Rico Jiménez disappeared after she made claims that the elites follow cannibalism and eat babies. She reportedly attended a private or “elite” event in Monterrey, Mexico. She was later recorded on camera making disturbing statements, that “they ate human flesh,” and was seen crying and shouting. She was later arrested, and disappeared the day later.