No ‘Abracadabra’ can make this trouble disappear.
The ‘Epstein curse’ is like s stain that won’t go away, for some people. And in the case of magician David Copperfield, he hasn’t been able to ‘trick’ his way out of trouble.
Last Thursday (5), the entertainer announced that his 25-year residency on the Vegas strip in Sin City was coming to an end.
Good riddance, Creep.
“For 25 years now, I’ve been fortunate to headline at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. My last performance at the MGM will be on April 30th…” -Epstein’s Island Supporter, David Copperfield pic.twitter.com/Nblxw7IgvB
— Liz Churchill (@liz_churchill10) March 6, 2026
Los Angeles Magazine reported:
“Among the millions of documents in the Justice Department’s drop of the Epstein files was a slew of FBI memos that mention magician David Copperfield. In one, agents discussed whether Copperfield and his longtime friend Jeffrey Epstein ‘engaged in referring possible victims to each other’ and whether they ‘shared a predilection for minors’.
That memo was written in 2007, a year before the billionaire financier cut a sweetheart deal with Florida law enforcement on charges he had sex with underage females. But Copperfield’s name appears extensively in the Epstein files, referenced multiple times in FBI files until Epstein died in 2019 at the Metropolitan Detention Center.”
“Copperfield is the latest Epstein associate to face fallout for his affiliation with the convicted pedophile. Last month, former Commerce Secretary Larry Summers announced he was resigning from his tenured position at Harvard University. “
Daily Mail reported:
“The documents indicate that Copperfield had a ‘very close relationship’ with Epstein and trained his staff to pull young women from the audience at his shows to bring them backstage, where he kept a notebook of those he had sex with.
But after concern from ‘higher ups’, as one law enforcement official put it, the investigation did not lead to charges.”
Epstein files say David Copperfield gave show tickets to girls Epstein abused.
The FBI opened a case, but prosecutors dropped it.
Why? Because they were scared of his money. Not making this up, read the email below:
“Our case was eventually closed because our USAO was weak and… https://t.co/pNyB35anmx pic.twitter.com/szrhn5OIxR
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 8, 2026
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