e-mail referring Bangladesh's icddr,b found in Epstein Files

An email has been found in the 'Epstein Files' which refers to Epstein and mentions Bangladesh's icddr,b (International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh).

The e-mail termed icddr,b as a 'well-known institution' in Bangladesh and mentioned a proposal to invest in long-term probiotic research.

According to the published documents, the e-mail was sent to notorious American billionaire Jeffrey Epstein by a close associate on April 17, 2014.

The e-mail highlighted an opportunity to invest in a long-term (10-year) probiotic research project at the institution with a 3 percent guaranteed profit, and promoting the benefits of investing in it as a charitable organization.

Later, in an iMessage dated July 14, 2015, a conversation within Epstein’s own circle is:

[Unknown Associate: What did you try in Bangladesh? I don't remember?

jeeitunes@gmail.com (Epstein): I tried once if you remember to help in bangaldesh,. cholera etc. millions later, crazy results all bad.]

Additionally, an email dated January 4, 2010, reveals that a close associate of Epstein traveled to Bangladesh and India. However, the reason behind the visit could not be known immediately.