🚨 BREAKING: EPSTEIN CLIENT LIST EXPOSES HOLLYWOOD STAR.. See Below

UPDATE] A-list Actor Kevin Spacey was seen strolling

through Baltimore, weeks after Epstein documents named him along with several Hollywood personalities and politicians.

The court, however, acquitted him of the charges.

Along with the American Beuty star, high-profile personalities such as Al Gore, Bill Clinton, Stephen Hawking, and Leonardo DiCaprio were also

included in the pedophile’s filings.Stage actor Anthony

also revealed on Buzzfeed that the Hollywood star made a drunken advance on him in 1986.

Rapp was 14 years old at that time.After allegations were made against him, Netflix removed

him from the show House of Cards and the film All The Money in the World..

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