US EditionFBI Directs Resources to Prepare Epstein Files Under Trump Administration Directive
- FBI agents are working long hours to review and redact documents in the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein before their public release, according to people familiar with the situation.
- Attorney General Pam Bondi has mandated these redactions following criticisms that previous document releases were unsatisfying, particularly from Trump supporters.
- The Justice Department expects that despite the release, some individuals may still believe in a cover-up, similar to persistent conspiracy theories about John F. Kennedy's assassination.
- The Justice Department believes that the public will ultimately have access to more documents than they would have without Bondi's intervention, despite ongoing conspiracy theories.
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EXCLUSIVE EPSTEIN BOMBSHELL REVELATIONS: The DOJ Raid On The NYC Headquarters Of The FBI Retrieved Over 14 TB Of Secret Epstein Investigation Material That Identified Hundreds Of New Child Victims
FBI whistleblower Kyle Seraphin went on to reveal from FBI sources at the DC headquarters that Kash Patel has ordered the FBI nationwide to treat the Epstein cover-up investigation as their highest priority and is distributing the motherload of pedo-gate files to offices across the nation.
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