The United States Attorney General, Pam Bondi, published a package of documents from Jeffrey Epstein’s archives that were already known and did not satisfy interest in knowing who his accomplices were.
After having created expectations with the publication of these documents, Bondi today recognized in a statement that “the first phase of the declassified files contains to a large extent documents that had been previously filtered, but that were never officially published by the Government.”
The attorney general explained that initially he had only received this package of documents in the case, but then he learned of the existence of “thousands” of more files.
As he said, Bondi demanded that FBI give all of the documents tomorrow early.
Epstein committed suicide in August 2019 in a New York prison weeks after being arrested by federal agents accused of sexual trafficking.
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The billionaire, with contacts in the high political and economic spheres of the United States and other countries, had already been convicted of sexual crimes with minors, of which he declared himself guilty in 2008.
Having avoided the trial with his suicide, part of American society claimed to the Department of Justice to make public the list of complicit and customers of Epstein.
Also that he will publish the registration of flights from the private plane of Epstein to the island he had in the Virgin Islands, where some of the abuses would have occurred.
Epstein’s greatest accomplice was the British heiress Ghislaine Maxwell, currently sentenced to 20 years in prison for facilitating minors to the billionaire to sexually abuse them for a decade.
Epstein was close to important names such as former United States President Bill Clinton or Prince Andrés of England, who in 2022 reached a millionaire agreement with one of the victims of the case that accuses him of sexual crimes when he was less.
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