Jeffrey Epstein grew "Trumpet Plants" which are also referred to as "Devil's Breath" because it contains scopolamine.
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Zombie flower: Why is Epstein files trending with it?
The internet has a way of blending mystery, speculation, and breaking headlines into viral storms. Recently, the phrase ...
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Epstein files reveal zombie flower: A deadly plant and its dark theory
Beautiful, sacred and deadly at once, newly released Epstein files drag the so-called "zombie flower" into the spotlight, ...
New revelations keep tumbling out of the Epstein files. The emails show that the disgraced financier grew a toxic plant, the Angel’s Trumpet. This plant contains scopolamine, a substance that can caus ...
Epstein's emails expose that he cultivated these plants and was aware of scopolamine's properties, which can impair memory and decision-making. Emails also reference the drug's ability to leave ...
Datura embodies a striking duality. In temples, it is sacred, offered to Shiva as a symbol of devotion. In modern contexts, it is feared for its potential misuse in mind control and crime. This dual ...
Eulogies are pouring in after the death of the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson. The protege of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and ...
A federal judge has accused the Trump administration of terrorizing immigrants and recklessly violating the law in its ...
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The Epstein Files parallels in Blink Twice are impossible to ignore: Did Zoe Kravitz expose more than we realised in her 2024 film?
Zoë Kravitz's 2024 film Blink Twice depicts a private island where women are drugged with scopolamine from flowers, the exact drug Epstein sought for his properties, according to unsealed emails. Fans ...
The convicted paedophile and financier asked around about the plant, which can be used for sinister purposes.
The decision to continue royal duties was more than just an example of British stoicism in the face of the monarchy’s biggest ...
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