
Yale University says a prominent computer science professor will not teach classes while it reviews his conduct, after newly released documents show he sent Jeffrey Epstein an email describing an undergraduate as a good-looking blonde while recommending her...
(Headline USA) Yale University says a prominent computer science professor will not teach classes while it reviews his conduct, after newly released documents show he sent Jeffrey Epstein an email describing an undergraduate as a good-looking blonde while r...
David Gelernter wrote the email to Jeffrey Epstein in October 2011, years after Epstein pleaded guilty to soliciting prostitution from an underage girl.
Yale University says computer science professor David Gelernter will not teach classes after newly released documents show his email to Jeffrey Epstein describing an undergraduate as a good-looking blonde for a job recommendation.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
Messages between David Gelernter — who made headlines in 1993 when he was wounded by a "Unabomber" explosive — and Epstein were among the documents released in January.
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