Remember that Epstein once owned a 'DNA mining' company.

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Jeffrey Epstein received a valuable tax break on the basis of an outlandish business plan to study people’s DNA on a Caribbean island and sell the resulting data to drug manufacturers.

The plan had three main elements: First, a small team of scientists would gather genetic material from people living in St. Thomas and sequence their DNA to create catalog of population-level genetics data. Second, the team would design a search engine that would allow them to look for links to particular diseases. Finally, they would create a “virtual laboratory” for performing experiments using computer models. In theory, such a facility would free the scientists of the need for “wet” laboratories, which are designed for conducting research on biological substances and other potentially hazardous materials.