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Boris Nikolic's Emails Coordinating Gates-Epstein Meetings Come Under Scrutiny
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Boris Nikolic, Gates's chief science adviser, served as the operational coordinator of Gates-Epstein meetings — rearranging Gates's schedule and facilitating introductions. Email communications from Nikolic during this period, later reviewed by journalists, referenced both the philanthropic meetings and personal social contacts within Epstein's network. After Gates distanced himself from Epstein, Nikolic's central role as facilitator became a significant focus of subsequent investigative reporting.
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