US EditionFlorida man arrested for threatening to kill 'EVERY ONE' on Epstein 'client list'
- A Florida man named Terrell Bailey-Corsey was arrested for threatening to kill everyone on Jeffrey Epstein's client list, according to court documents.
- Bailey-Corsey, 31, allegedly made threats using a machete in a post on X on July 15.
- Bailey-Corsey threatened three unnamed government officials and expressed remorse for his violent posts.
- The U.S. Justice Department is moving to unseal grand jury transcripts related to Epstein amid public interest in the investigation.
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Florida man arrested for allegedly threatening to 'kill everyone' on Epstein client list with machete
Florida man arrested by FBI after threatening on social media to kill people on Jeffrey Epstein's client list with a machete, also making violent threats against government officials.
FBI nabs man threatening to 'kill everyone' on Epstein client list with machete · American Wire News
The FBI filed a criminal complaint against a man in Florida who went on an online rant and allegedly threatened to kill those named in pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s client list. Federal authorities arrested Terrell Bailey-Corsey and accused him of threatening to use a machete to “kill everyone” on the Epstein list, unleashing violent posts on X while using X’s free artificial intelligence tool, Grok, and allegedly targeting current and former gove…
If you only have a few seconds, read these lines: The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI issued a statement claiming that Jeffrey Epstein's “client incriminating list” does not exist.This contradicts what was said in February 2025 by the DOJ director, Attorney General Pam Bondi, who claimed that he had “the list” on his desk.It also contradicts the FBI director, Kash Patel, who also claimed that the list existed.
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The Independent (US)Florida man arrested for threatening to kill everyone on alleged Epstein client list
‘MY LIFE MEANS NOTHING... IF I COULD SEE YOU DEAD,’ 31-year-old Terell Deshawn Bailey-Corsey allegedly wrote on Elon Musk’s social network X
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