US Justice Department released Epstein documents claiming Bill Gates had sex with Russian girls leading to an STD. Gates calls allegations “absolutely absurd and false.” Read the complete report.
New Delhi: Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist, is facing shocking but unverified claims in newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents. People are searching online for phrases like “Bill Gates Epstein sex claims STD Russian girls” and “Bill Gates denies Epstein sex scandal.” Gates strongly denied the claims that he got an STD from “sex with Russian girls” and that he secretly tried to give antibiotics to his ex-wife. He called these claims “absolutely absurd and completely false.” The allegations came out in a large US Justice Department report released on January 30, 2026. The report gives information about Epstein’s network but the emails and notes in it were self-written by Epstein and not verified. Here’s a clear summary, focusing on Gates while explaining the report and its bigger picture.
What Is This Epstein Report?
The report contains over 3 million pages of documents and more than 2,000 videos released by the US Justice Department on January 30, 2026. It comes from the Virginia Giuffre v. Ghislaine Maxwell civil case and related federal investigations. The goal is to show more details about Epstein’s crimes and connections. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the materials include raw, unconfirmed information, some of which may be fake or false because they come directly from Epstein’s files.
The documents include emails, notes, financial records, and videos showing Epstein’s interactions with famous people like Gates, Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and UK politician Peter Mandelson. Earlier releases revealed Epstein’s network but did not include personal allegations against Gates. The report is meant to help investigations into Epstein’s crimes. No new charges have been filed from this release. The report has led people to check facts with searches like “Epstein documents January 2026 release” and “unverified claims in Epstein files.”
The Bill Gates Angle: Unverified STD Claims
The main Gates-related claims come from draft emails Epstein wrote to himself in July 2013, pretending to be messages to “Bill.” In these drafts, Epstein made unproven accusations that Gates got an STD from having “sex with Russian girls” on Epstein’s private island, Little Saint James. Epstein also claimed Gates asked for antibiotics to secretly give to his then-wife, Melinda French Gates.
The drafts also mentioned Epstein arranging “illicit affairs” with married women for Gates, giving him Adderall for bridge tournaments, and helping with the consequences of these encounters. Another draft, supposedly from Epstein’s associate Boris Nikolic, claimed Gates “begged” to delete emails about the STD, antibiotics request, and a “description of your penis.” These emails were written by Epstein himself and there is no proof they were ever sent or received.
Gates’ Denial and Background
Bill Gates’ spokesperson said the claims are false and show Epstein trying to “entrap and defame” him after their relationship ended badly. Gates did not comment directly while attending the Australian Open in Melbourne on January 30, 2026.
Gates met Epstein starting in 2011, after Epstein’s 2008 conviction, for discussions about philanthropy. He visited Epstein’s New York home several times to talk about global health funding and donors. Gates ended the relationship in 2014, calling it a “huge mistake” in a 2021 CNN interview. Melinda French Gates mentioned these meetings as one reason for their divorce in a 2022 CBS interview. The 2013 drafts match Epstein’s frustration over Gates pulling away. Earlier Epstein files only mentioned Gates in professional contexts, not sexual ones.
Why the Claims Are Not Credible
The allegations are completely unverified. There is no proof such as medical records, witnesses, or documents to support them. Epstein had a history of lying and making up stories to manipulate people. The DOJ clearly warns that these files may contain false information.
Other Report Details and Public Reaction
The report also shows Epstein’s financial connections, like sending money to Lord Mandelson’s husband after prison. It includes unverified claims against others, like Donald Trump, which the DOJ said were “unfounded.” Media outlets like BBC, The Times, and Daily Mail report the Gates claims but note they are unverified. On social media, people are sharing headlines, calling them “bombshell” but unconfirmed, or joking about them. No legal actions or new investigations have been started against Gates.
The report shows Epstein’s alleged manipulative tactics. Gates’ strong denial shows how difficult it is to deal with unverified claims in high-profile cases. Updates may follow as the Epstein investigation continues.
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