Bill Gates admitted he made a “grave error in judgment” after reviewing new documents revealing he met Jeffrey Epstein 30 times between 2011 and 2014—some at Epstein’s Manhattan mansion, one at the Gates Foundation campus—to discuss a public health fund that never materialized. Though a WilmerHale review found no evidence of illegal activity or payment, Epstein used these meetings to connect Gates with the International Peace Institute, whose president later resigned over Epstein ties. Gates denies knowing about Epstein’s crimes, and the foundation is now tightening vetting protocols. The review didn’t examine Gates’ private messages, leaving room for lingering questions about the ethics of powerful figures navigating complex networks.
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