According to reports, it’s learned that a New York school that recently came under intense criticism for showing first-graders pornographic cartoons once employed pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein as a teacher.
If this is a shock to you then you haven’t been paying attention.
As enVolve previously reported, first-grade students at the Dalton School were shown a graphic video teaching and encouraging masturbation as part of “sex education lessons.”
“Sometimes, I touch my penis because it feels good,” and “Sometimes, when I’m in my bath, or when mom puts me to bed, I like to touch my vulva too,” say young cartoon characters in the film.
Dalton School has a long and illustrious history as a prominent educational institution for the children of wealthy families, and has employed a number of notable persons through the years. William Barr, erotic novelist and father of disgraced former Attorney General Bill Barr, who served as the school’s headmaster in 1974, is one of these figures. According to the New York Times, Barr decided to hire Jeffrey Epstein as a teacher in 1974.
Epstein purchased a $56 million mansion located just a mile south of Dalton School, where prosecutors at his sex trafficking trial alleged he paid “numerous” underage girls for sexual services. During his time at Dalton, Epstein’s strange behavior around young girls attracted attention. “It was weird,” one student said. “Everyone talked about it.”
Despite his reputation as a self-described strict, czar-like figure who would send students to therapy for smoking marijuana, Barr had no issue hiring then 21-year-old Epstein, whose possessed no college degree and whose behavior was considered inappropriate even for the time, to the position of math and physics teacher.
Barr resigned while Epstein was still employed at Dalton, and its next headmaster, Gardner Dunnan, would be dismissed following allegations that he sexually abused a 14-year-old student.
The paths of Barr and the Epstein family would intersect multiple times in the future, such as when Bill Barr was forced to recuse himself from the Epstein investigation because he had worked for a firm that had previously represented Epstein. Barr would later insist that Epstein’s death in prison was a suicide, and dismissed “conspiracy theories” claiming otherwise.
One year before he hired Epstein at Dalton School, William Barr wrote a novel about interplanetary sex trafficking in which the protagonist engages in sex with teenage captives. Other scenes of “breeding,” rape, and sexual contact with teenagers appear in the book as well. Barr later wrote in the New York Times that “Adolescence appears to be a relatively modern invention, and the romantic wretchedness of it appears to be more modern still.”
