Stephen King's bizarre Epstein list post sparks outrage

Stephen Kings bizarre Epstein list post sparks outrage
Stephen King's bizarre Epstein list post sparks outrage

Stephen King’s surprising dig at the infamous Jeffrey Epstein “list” has sparked debate.

According to Unilad, King's fans are concerned after the author made an unusual tweet about Epstein's infamous 'client' list.

King of Horror, who was once a critic of the US President Donald Trump and his administration, on Tuesday, July 15, took a U-turn to support the government on the Epstein files controversy.

In a recent post on X, the American author who previously vowed to leave the social media platform following Elon Musk’s takeover wrote, “The Epstein client list is real. So are the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus.”

The post instantly got his readers and fans’ attention, sparking backlash from users.

A user wrote, “Cmon dude. Clearly Epstein had clients who could be compiled into a list.”

“I did not expect this take from you,” another disappointed fan added.

The third one said, “The one time you take Trump’s side is to defend child rape?”

“Sounds like someone has something to hide,” speculated a user.

Despite promises about releasing important information regarding the child sex offender case, the Department of Justice earlier this month declined to release any document, citing that the American financier did not maintain any “client list.”

The announcement of the agency has sparked widespread backlash against President Trump and his administration, as most of the people still believe that Epstein, who died in August 2019 in jail, had a list of his rich and powerful clients.

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