By Troy Newman
The recent release of documents from the Epstein files, including the disturbing notebook in Data Set 12 (EFTA02731361.pdf), reveals a horrifying reality: Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell operated what amounted to a forced-breeding program, using vulnerable young girls as “personal incubators” to produce children for their own twisted purposes.
The survivor’s handwritten entries appear to describe multiple pregnancies, forced births, and immediate removal of infants—often under conditions involving coercion, isolation, and possible eugenic selection based on physical traits like hair and eye color. References to a “superior gene pool,” trips to remote locations like New Mexico, and involvement of medical figures—including an Israeli doctor involved in what appears to be a late-term abortion procedure and infanticide—paint a picture of systematic exploitation that echoes the darkest chapters of medical ethics violations.
These revelations demand immediate and thorough enforcement of the law. Authorities must pursue every individual implicated: Ghislaine Maxwell’s remaining associates, any medical professionals who participated in forced procedures, midwives or handlers involved in deliveries, and all enablers who facilitated this abuse.
The notebook’s coded cry of “Close your eyes” is repeated in the midst of trauma, and with questions about stolen education and autonomy—all underscoring the profound human cost. No one involved should escape accountability; full investigations and prosecutions are essential to deliver justice for the victims and prevent further harm.
Furthermore, Americans outraged by the horror of the Epstein files—and rightly so—cannot separate it from the horrors of the abortion industry.
Epstein is not an isolated case. These files only expose a broader pattern of treating human life as a commodity, a pattern disturbingly mirrored in the abortion industry every single day.
When Operation Rescue and The Center for Medical Progress exposed fetal tissue trafficking among Planned Parenthoods in 2015, we documented conversations where fetal body parts were discussed in transactional terms—prices negotiated for “intact” specimens like livers and hearts, with emphasis on minimizing damage for higher value. Like Epstein, Planned Parenthood only wanted the most valuable “specimens.”
Planned Parenthood officials even described altering procedures to obtain better “tissue,” all while denying any profit motive. The evidence we collected clearly said otherwise.
Epstein’s alleged scheme took this same commodification to an extreme: instead of harvesting parts from aborted fetuses, it involved gestating and then seizing live children. Yet the same dehumanization required to justify selling baby body parts is used here—life reduced to a product for elite use, whether for research, profit, or personal agendas.
The abortion cartel, led by organizations like Planned Parenthood, has long operated on the same dark principles: targeting vulnerable populations (disproportionately in minority communities) and profiting from the destruction of preborn life. Founder Margaret Sanger’s eugenic roots—aiming to limit reproduction among those deemed “unfit”—resonate all too loudly in Epstein’s gene-pool obsessions.
The pro-life movement has achieved significant progress, including the closure of dozens of abortion facilities through persistent advocacy and exposure. But the Epstein files remind us that the fight extends beyond clinics to an entire rooted system that exploits or discards human beings.
We must connect these crucial dots: the same mindset that justifies abortion as a “choice” enables the elite predation revealed here. The dehumanization of a child in the womb, humanity at its most vulnerable, allowed and encouraged the dehumanization of infants, children, and young women that Epstein’s entire network thrived on. To find true justice, America must dismantle both, but we will never see trafficking ended while abortion remains not just legal but normalized. If Americans are willing to let Planned Parenthood dismember and sell babies’ bodies with no legal consequences, how can we demand justice when Epstein treats humans of every age the exact same?
America cannot afford selective outrage. Enforce the laws rigorously against all perpetrators in the Epstein case, from the referenced medical figures to every complicit party. Prosecute Planned Parenthood for the illegal sell of fetal tissue. If we ever hope to protect the vulnerable, honor the dignity of every life, and end the commodification of human beings once and for all, we must recognize the value of every human life—not just those outside the womb.
Troy Newman is President of Operation Rescue and co-founder of the Center for Medical Progress. He has dedicated decades to advocating for the protection of unborn life and exposing abuses in the abortion industry.
