Dying Child’s Final Wish: The Epstein Client List
- Chadwick Dolgos
- 4 hours ago
- 2 min read
Jasper Davidson, a 9-year-old boy battling late-stage leukemia, has made an unusual request to the nonprofit foundation Wick’s and Wishes.
While most children ask for trips to amusement parks or visits with sports stars, Jasper’s wish is to see the unredacted Epstein client list before he dies.
“We’ve granted a lot of wishes in our time, but nothing quite like this,” said Laura Mitchell, a coordinator with Wick’s and Wishes.
“Jasper told us that he already knew Disney World was fake, and meeting LeBron James was stupid. What he really wanted was to know who went to that island.”
Members of Congress have been approached to help fulfill the request, with Representative Thomas Massie reportedly pushing staffers to pressure federal agencies.
According to Mitchell, the organization has also reached out to the White House to explore potential cooperation, but they continue to receive the same response: it does not exist.
“It’s what he asked for, plain and simple,” Massie said. “If we can’t get answers for a 9-year-old who has months left, then who exactly are these people protecting?”
Two additional staffers familiar with the process said the child specifically mentioned that “cartoon characters can’t stop corruption,” leading him to reject the more traditional options offered by the nonprofit. The request has drawn quiet attention from lawmakers who admit they are worried about optics if the government fails to respond.
White House officials have yet to confirm whether they intend to assist. Some insiders, however, have suggested that the administration is wary of releasing documents that have been sealed for years.
“Look, if this boy wants to know the truth, then he should get the truth,” said one congressional aide speaking on background. “What’s more harmful, him not getting his wish or the country finding out that politicians, billionaires, and actors were all involved?”
Mitchell said Wick’s and Wishes would keep pushing until either the government cooperates or Jasper’s time runs out. She added that he was determined to see the list even if it was “just one page.”
“It’s not like he’s asking for much,” she said. “He doesn’t even want to meet them. He just wants to see their names.”
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