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It's just amazing.

It's called Bin Enakil, which means between the palm trees.

It has 60 marble fountains, seven gardens with more than 2,000 palm trees, intricate stucco plasterwork on the walls, geometrical mosaics, gold-draped rooms.

The Moroccan palace Jeffrey Epstein tried to buy the day before he was arrested.

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The former US President Bill Clinton is the latest high-profile figure giving evidence to a congressional committee about his relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

But among the millions of documents released by the US Department of Justice last month,

A paper showing that Epstein tried to buy a multi-million dollar palace in Morocco the day before his arrest in 2019.

The BBC's Richard Hamilton is a former correspondent in Morocco and told me more about the palace.

It's just amazing.