Justice Department Confirms No 'Client List' Found in Jeffrey Epstein Case
The Justice Department revealed that there is no evidence of Jeffrey Epstein keeping a 'client list' or being murdered. Despite promises of new information, no new documents will be released. Right-wing conspiracy theories have been debunked. FBI also confirmed no one entered Epstein's cell on the day of his suicide.
After months of anticipation, the Justice Department revealed that there is no evidence of Jeffrey Epstein keeping a 'client list' or being murdered. President Trump's promises of releasing more files on Epstein were not fulfilled, contrary to conspiracy theories. The DOJ also released jailhouse footage showing no one entering Epstein's cell on the day of his suicide.
Right-wing media speculated about hidden secrets, but the DOJ found no incriminating evidence. Attorney General Pam Bondi previously embraced these theories but no new information was released. FBI agents worked tirelessly to review documents for public release, but the DOJ stopped mentioning any further disclosures.
Elon Musk and other figures expressed outrage online, questioning the lack of arrests and the status of Ghislaine Maxwell. The DOJ emphasized the importance of combatting child exploitation and providing justice to victims.
According to the source: CNN.
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