Bill Gates Denies "Absurd" STD Allegations from Epstein Files, Calls Accuser "Disgruntled Liar"

• Bill Gates vehemently denied allegations from newly released Jeffrey Epstein files suggesting he contracted an STD from "Russian girls" and sought antibiotics for his then-wife, Melinda.
• The US Justice Department documents included 2013 emails from Epstein's account, one mentioning procuring medicine for Gates due to "consequences of sex with Russian girls."
• Another email from Epstein reportedly berated Gates for cutting ties and accused him of asking to delete correspondence about an STD and secret antibiotics for Melinda.
• Epstein also claimed Gates' former adviser, Boris Nikolic, was involved in "ethically questionable or potentially illegal" actions, including helping Gates obtain drugs and meet women.
• A spokesperson for Gates called the claims "absolutely absurd and completely false" from a "proven, disgruntled liar," asserting Epstein's frustration over a severed relationship.

Why It Matters: Bill Gates strongly refutes STD allegations from Epstein files, labeling them false and an attempt at defamation.