In 2006, federal authorities compiled accusations against Epstein in Florida. John Connolly, a ''Vanity Fair'' contributing editor, pursued interviews with women who had worked for Epstein. Connolly says Editor-in-Chief Graydon Carter told him he found the severed head of a dead cat in the front yard of his home. "It was done to intimidate. No question about it." Connolly stopped pursuing the story.<ref>https://nypost.com/2019/08/23/vanity-fairs-graydon-carter-found-severed-cat-head-outside-home-amid-jeffrey-epstein-reporting/</ref> | In 2006, federal authorities compiled accusations against Epstein in Florida. John Connolly, a ''Vanity Fair'' contributing editor, pursued interviews with women who had worked for Epstein. Connolly says Editor-in-Chief Graydon Carter told him he found the severed head of a dead cat in the front yard of his home. "It was done to intimidate. No question about it." Connolly stopped pursuing the story.<ref>https://nypost.com/2019/08/23/vanity-fairs-graydon-carter-found-severed-cat-head-outside-home-amid-jeffrey-epstein-reporting/</ref> |