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If the author never had reason to suspect Epstein of anything unsavory.... why is the apology required? I can understand the need to make a statement, but seem
by MrZongle2 7y ago
If the author never had reason to suspect Epstein of anything unsavory.... why is the apology required?
I can understand the need to make a statement, but seems to me that there was no lapse in judgement exercised at the time, but rather an unfortunate crossing-of-paths in retrospect.
- FillardMillmore 7y agoThe only reason he wouldn't have had anything unsavory to suspect of Epstein would be that he lived under a rock. Epstein's "unsavory" predilections were known for about five years (he was convicted in 2008) at the time that Ito started associating with him.