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Mormon Blood and the Esther Cohen-Tizer-Epstein Letter

With the recent release of nearly 3.5 million pages of the Epstein files, there have been several connections made regarding Jeffery Epstein paying tuition for several students at BYU. The most notable of which is presented in what is known as the Esther Cohen-Tizer-Epstien Letter.  Some are questioning the authenticity of the letter, but some clues seem to point us to a woman named  Esther Cohen.  Lets look at a few connections.

Note that these connections are not an attempt at making any accusations and are simply connections made through publicly available information. I will be updating this page as I find more information.



Reference to the Seven Bowls School of Nutrition



From Esther's website:


(Update March 04, 2026: The site seems to have been taken down)


She began studying nutrition as a teenager:




Which also seems to align with her site.



Along with the claim of residing in Colorado



The final piece of the puzzle is a 2017 review of Esther's School of Nourishment where a a previous client warned that Esther lived in a sex cult (with her daughters) for 20 years.



Now where do we make a connection to Mormonism? In the letter, Esther claims that Epstein supported her two oldest daughter in their college educations.

The first, she claimed that Epstein got her in to a university by donating $50,000 to the universities Gender Studies Program.

Then she made a claim that Epstein paid the tuition for her other daughter to attend college as well. The way that these two claims have colleges named separately could be an indication that these are two different colleges. However, the second daughter was supposedly providing Epstein with "A pint of Mormon blood every week" which has led many people to speculate that she was attending Brigham Young University, A Mormon school. 




As we dive further into the files, we do find evidence that Epstein was in fact making tuition payments for several students at BYU. With the names being redacted, we have no way of confirming whether any of these students are Esther's daughters.





As more files are released we may see more information regarding this woman and her dealings with Epstein come to light. 

You may also be interesting in reading:

My initial thoughts on some theories surrounding Epstein and his connections to the Mormon church can be watched below



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  1. AnonymousFebruary 8, 2026 at 11:15 PM

    You should look at the titles of her books I screenshot them one is about mediaeval torture
    Her website is no longer functioning I cannot find her on Instagram

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 9, 2026 at 4:00 AM

    Reading about the links in the Ripoff Report from the commentor who posted them, 1 from the NYT and another from a blog about the running cult, it is absolutely clear that that letter must be 100 percent true. Esther has an 'open marriage' with the cult leader "Yo Tizer", a former employee talks about how she was in a sex cult, another that she talks about her sexual deviance, and the nightly orgies at the Madness Runners club, and how she owns 140 acres in New Mexico. It's ALL there!

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  3. AnonymousJuly 30, 2026 at 9:57 AM

    Yah ok, so we need a full series on this, because I didnt know about the other satanic abuse claims... subscribed!

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