Topic: Dalton School

Dalton School comes up in 3 chapters across 2 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from August 2019 to September 2019.

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Whitney Webb | Cabal Control Tactics, The Trust Project, & The Epstein Network
• 41:11 - 46:15

Whitney Webb | Cabal Control Tactics, The Trust Project, & The Epstein Network

Donald Barr, Dalton School and William Barr CIA Ties

Whitney Webb clarifies the controversy surrounding Donald Barr hiring Jeffrey Epstein at the Dalton School in 1974. Despite reports suggesting Barr had already left, updated evidence indicates hiring decisions were made while he was headmaster. The segment highlights Donald Barr's history with the OSS and his son William Barr's concurrent employment at the CIA, as well as Donald Barr's science fiction novel "Space Relations," which featured themes of human trafficking.

Steven Snider aka Recluse | The Epstein Conspiracy, NXIVM, & The Blackmail Blueprint
• 8:04 - 9:37

Steven Snider aka Recluse | The Epstein Conspiracy, NXIVM, & The Blackmail Blueprint

Donald Barr and the Grooming of Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein's early career is traced back to a teaching position at the Dalton School, where he was hired by Donald Barr. Donald Barr is the father of US Attorney General William Barr and was a former officer in the Office of Strategic Services (OSS). This connection suggests Epstein may have been talent-scouted or groomed by an "old boy network" with ties to intelligence agencies.

Steven Snider aka Recluse | The Epstein Conspiracy, NXIVM, & The Blackmail Blueprint
• 1:06:59 - 1:08:41

Steven Snider aka Recluse | The Epstein Conspiracy, NXIVM, & The Blackmail Blueprint

NXIVM Connections and the William Barr Coincidence

The host reflects on the "weird coincidence" of William Barr's father hiring Jeffrey Epstein at the Dalton School. This connection is framed as a potential early entry point for Epstein into the world of elite blackmail. While NXIVM took a backseat in this episode, its connective tissue to the broader Epstein network remains a point of high interest for future coverage.