Epstein File EFTA00660501: Sultan Bin Sulayem, Sperm and Driver (DS9)

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Epstein File EFTA00660501: Sultan Bin Sulayem, Sperm and Driver (DS9)

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This document discusses unusual reports about semen collection in Zimbabwe, involving allegations of women collecting semen forcibly or for sale. The document includes correspondence from Sultan Bin Sulayem to Jeffrey Epstein about 'sperm-hunting' activities, referencing legal challenges around indecent assault and claims about semen as a tradable commodity. The text suggests similar reports exist in other African countries like Nigeria.

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Jeffrey Epstein Sultan bin Sulayem

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drugged indecent assault semen sperm driver forced nude scared rape

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No law in Zimbabwe criminalizes rape by women so the trio, arrested with one man, face 17 counts of aggravated **indecent** **assault**, though no trial date has

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EFTA00660501 It is also not known why the **semen** is taken forcibly from strangers.

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Ruparanganda said he was astonished to discover seven years ago that **semen** appeared to have become a tradable commodity, while doing research for his doctoral