Johannesburg — September 2002 Africa visit

Clinton, Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker appeared in South Africa during their September 2002 Africa trip. Reporting identifies travel aboard Epstein’s aircraft.

Casey Wasserman exchanged personal, flirtatious emails with Ghislaine Maxwell in 2003 and apologized after their release. LA28’s review said he and his then-wife joined an Africa humanitarian flight aboard Epstein’s plane at the Clinton Foundation’s invitation. Wasserman denied a personal or business relationship with Epstein.

Kevin Spacey traveled on Epstein’s aircraft during the September 2002 Africa trip with Bill Clinton and Chris Tucker. In a 2024 interview, Spacey said Clinton had invited him on the humanitarian trip. He also addressed a photograph with Maxwell at Buckingham Palace.

Chris Tucker joined Bill Clinton and Kevin Spacey on the September 2002 Africa trip aboard Epstein’s aircraft. Contemporary reporting describes their South African visit, including the reception they received from students.

Related Reports

Sources

  1. Contemporaneous reporting: Clinton, Spacey and Tucker in South Africa
  2. Washington Post: The layers of Jeffrey Epstein’s connections
  3. Reuters: LA28 review and Wasserman response
  4. AP: people and correspondence in the Epstein files
  5. The Independent: Spacey’s account of the Africa trip

AI generated report by Explorvia.com.