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Mega Edition: The DOJ And Their Refusal To Put an End To Epstein's Crimes (5/29/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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All this talk about conspiracy theories around Jeffrey Epstein and
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all of the shadowy behavior he was engaging in could
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easily be put to rest. If the FBI would just
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be transparent, if the Department of Justice would just release
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everything they have about Jeffrey Epstein, well we could start
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to unravel what's true and what's not. But instead they
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refuse to do it, and inevitably, in the wake of
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them not being transparent, people try and fill in the
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gaps for themselves. But it's not like these questions don't
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have a basis here. This isn't some fantasyland talk. This
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isn't oh there was a chup of cabra in my
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backyard last night. We're not relying on third person commentary here.
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We have court documents up the La Zoo, and all
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of those court documents, all of these narratives and all
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of the stories that people who are close to Epstein
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tell us that we all lead to the same place,
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and that place was Jeffrey Epstein was acting as an
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informant for the government. Now, don't get it conflated. Some
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people think that if somebody's working as a CI, they're
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part of the government. That's not the case. People like
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Sammy the Boulogravano, that's a CI. People like Whitey Bulger
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that's a CI as well. They weren't working for the government,
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but they were being managed by the government. And when
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we talk about assets for the government here on this
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podcast anyway, that's what I mean. I never have sat
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here and told you that Jeffrey Epstein was some cloak
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and dagger spy that went to some spy school to
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learn his trade. That is not the case, at least
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not in my opinion. I think Epstein was an asset
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that was being run by the FEDS and then perhaps
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the CIA afterwards. But I don't think there's any debate
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at this point that Jeffrey Epstein turned snitch and rat
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it on his buddies over at Baron Stearns and other
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people during several different financial issues. How else is it
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that this man gets to walk free. How else is
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it that Jeffrey Epstein is out here still committing his crimes,
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conducting rape, involved in human trafficking, and money laundering, but
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Steve Hoffenberg is rotting away in a jail cell. Do
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you think that just happens in a vacuum. The judge
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just flipped a coin and was like, all right, well,
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it's Hoffenberg's day. It's all because Epstein was being massaged,
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he was being managed. And Techno frog over on Twitter,
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who is a fantastic independent researcher also a lawyer, I
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believe he has done some good work here, and according
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to him, the FBI is hiding some explosive records on
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Jeffrey Epstein. Now, for those of you who have been
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following this, you know who Techno frog is. You know
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that this person has been real good as far as
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uncovering different issues in this case and is one of
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the most solid independent researchers going when it comes to Ebstein.
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So his or her research, I don't know if it's
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a male or a female or whatever, but the research
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that they do has always held up. And once again
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we see the FBI here being resistant to telling us
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the truth. So don't you think people that like MPR
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or some of these other major outlets would wonder what
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the FBI is hiding and why they're hiding it instead
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of trying to castigate it all and call it all
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a conspiracy theory, probably a good idea to take a
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look at it first before you make that sort of decision,
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but they refuse to do it. Whether it's they're lazy
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or they're scared what they'll uncover, they just won't do it. Now,
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before we get into this article from the Daily Wire,
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let's take a quick look back at an article from
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the Daily Beast, not even in an article. A quick
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excerpt from the Daily Beast from two thousand and eighteen headline,
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Jeffrey Epstein became a government informant as part of a
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sweetheart plea deal. Now I'm giving you two very distinctly
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different outlets here, Techno Frog, who obviously is not somebody
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who leans to the left, or Daily Beast, and then
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you have the Daily Beast, which does lean to the left.
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So you have both of these outlets talking about the
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same exact thing here. This article was authoredh no name
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for an author here, So we're gonna say staff in
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exchange for a sweetheart plea deal that buried dozens of
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allegations by underage girls of sexual abuse at his Palm Beach,
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Florida mansion. Disgraced hedge fund manager Jeffrey Epstein provided federal
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investigators with unspecified information, according to records cited in a
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Tuesday report from the Miami Herald. So again, we're not
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talking about just relying on what mister or missus techno
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frog has to say. Here. We have multiple sources reporting
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the same thing, and multiple source that aren't you know,
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in alignment, if you will. So what that tells me
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and signals to me is obviously there's some fire where
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the smoke is. Is anyone gonna dig harder here or what? Epstein,
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who has long faced allegations of coercion and sex trafficking,
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could have faced life in prison in two thousand and
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seven when his lawyers met with Miami federal prosecutor Alexandro Acosta,
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who is now President Trump's labor secretary. The pair struck
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a deal that only required Epstein to serve thirteen months
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in a county jail and shuttered an FBI probe into
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his alleged crimes. You know, it's so funny here because
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again they're setting it up as like Acosta had all
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of this power when he really didn't. He's a junior
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level employee. Basically, he's not making this decision, he's just
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enforcing it. And the fact that they go so hard
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on Acosta here is ridiculous. This guy is just a
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piece of the puzzle. He's not the piece that's going
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to solve the puzzle. But as part of that deal,
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according to records cited by The Herald, Epstein provided valuable consideration,
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in other words, critical information to federal investigators. He's a snitch.
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That's what that means. For those of you who don't
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know what that means, He's a snitch. So here's what
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I want to know. Where's the three to zero two
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agreement between him and the government, and I want to
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see the profit. Let's see it. There's no direct evidence
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of what that information was, but records show that at
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around the same time, Epstein was considered to be a
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crucial witness during the trial of two bear Stearns executives
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who faced allegations of corporate securities fraud during the two
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thousand and eight financial crisis. So Epstein, mister child molester extraordinaire,
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is being run as an informant by the Federal Bureau
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of Investigations and the CIA probably, And it's all right
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here for you to see. Not me making this up.
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This isn't one of those podcasts where we just make
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shit up. We come up and we show up, like
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an Italian dude shows up to the party right with
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his hands full, But instead of showing up with my
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hands full of brajol, I'm showing up with my hands
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full of receipts. So with that said, let's get into
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the article from the Daily Wire and let's see what
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Techno Frog has come up with. This article was published
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by Daily Wire headline FBI hiding potentially explosive records on
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Jeffrey Epstein, internet's sleuth claims after freedom of information access denial.
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This article was authored by Greg Wilson, a well followed
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Internet sleuth, believes he has uncovered evidence that the FBI
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could be sitting on potentially explosive secret records involving dead
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sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Well, that's a shock to nobody
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who's been paying attention. We all know the FBI sitting
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on a mountain of records. They're sitting on all of
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this evidence like the homie Smog was sitting on his
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goal in Lord of the Rings. The anonymous Techno Frog,
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a self described lawyer and writer who has nearly four
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hundred thousand followers on Twitter, and also writes a popular
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substack column says a recent response to a Freedom of
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Information Act request indicates the beleaguered bureau may be hiding something.
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Techno Frog sought all records relating to any interviews the
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FBI has done with Epstein. Now, let me ask you,
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why would the FBI be hesitant to give that stuff up?
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Why wouldn't they turn over their records on Jeffrey Epstein
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If they've been completely honest with us, if they have
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been above board the way they need to be and
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should be, how come we don't have access to these records?
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And why are they being so difficult when Techno Frog,
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who is a lawyer, is trying to get them. The
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records responsive to your request are law enforcement records. There
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is a pending or prospective law enforcement proceeding relevant to
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these responsive records, and release of the information could reasonably
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be expected to interfere with the enforcement proceedings, was the
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answer he said he received, which he posted online. I mean,
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for real, what is this nuclear suitcase secrets being stolen?
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What do we got our new biological program being exposed
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to the world here? We don't have any of that
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This is a sick pedophile, a human trafficker who has
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been dead for a few years, and whatever investigation was
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put on the books or into this dude should long
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be over. So the real question is why won't they
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release these records? And that answer that they gave, that's
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the typical answer that they usually give. You. Epstein, the
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mysterious creep who kept a bevy of underage girls at
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his Caribbean island compound. That's a little bit far Okay.
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It wasn't like he had a dungeon where these girls
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were kept, but he did have the island populated with
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young girls anytime he had visitors. That's for damn sure.
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Who was no to socialize with powerful leaders and luminaries,
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including Bill Clinton. Let's add everybody else while we do that, right,
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But of course, to the Daily Wire, they want to
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make their political point. We're talking about Trump, We're talking
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about Prince Andrew, We're talking about Jeff Bezos, We're talking
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about all of them. Died under mysterious circumstances in twenty
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nineteen while being held at the Manhattan Corectional Center on
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sex trafficking charges. Officials ruled as death a suicide at
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the time, and who are these officials. I'd like to
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speak to these officials that are making all of these
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rulings because they The FBI has acknowledged through prior records
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release that Epstein had been an informant. Epstein has also
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provided information to the FBI has agreed upon read a
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note in a document the bureau release through its information
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vault in twenty eighteen that cooperation likely referenced the financier
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pedophiles help with an investigation into defunct investment bank bear Stearns.
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Where you want worked. So look, when you're helping the
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government out like this as a CI or otherwise, there's
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a reason that that's happening. Okay, it's not because you're
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a good guy and Jeffrey Epstein wanted to do the
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lord's work and help the country. It's because he was
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in trouble and he was up to his neck and
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his own problems, and the government reached out to him
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and it was a match made in heaven. Right, a
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guy with those kind of proclivities who's already under great
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financial stress. Sure, let's bring him into our operation. And
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then when you look at this with a sober eye,
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it tells you everything you need to know why they
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didn't pull off a rico case here and why they
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didn't go into the financials more, what would they have uncovered?
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How many direct payments from the FBI went to Jeffrey Epstein. Now, look,
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I don't know if any did, but if you're an informant,
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usually you're getting a couple of bucks, and we know
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that Epstein wasn't leaving any money on the table. In
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his latest Substack column, Techno Frog says he made the
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freedom of information request because he suspects Epstein and the
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f and the FBI work together on other occasions. He
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wrote that the bureau's denial of his request is a
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tacit admission that the Bureau indeed has other records, and
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he cast doubt on the idea that they were being
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protected as part of an ongoing probe. I don't believe
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that either. But look, I'm not a lawyer, right, I'm
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just a guy who has read, Oh, I don't know
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about five thousand articles. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein
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and his friends, and when you put the pieces together
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and you act as your own forensic account here, there's
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no doubt that he was tied to so many powerful
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people when it comes to financials and otherwise that if
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you would have went after him from that direction, there
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is zero doubt in my mind that it would have
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been a tsunami of arrests. It's more likely the Epstein
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records might embarrass the FBI, Techno Frog wrote, the DOJ
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and the FBI have been known to abuse the Freedom
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of Information Act law enforcement exemption to hide investigative material
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from public release. We've seen them do it, and they're
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doing it again. Now. Look, I've been saying this for
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how long, and it's rather obvious what they're doing. But
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my voice only goes so far. My reach is only
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so big. And when you have someone like techno Frog
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with four hundred thousand followers on Twitter amplifying this message,
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that's a good thing in my opinion. In the wake
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of Epstein's death, only his longtime consort Gleanne Maxwell you mean,
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co conspirator, fellow child abuser, general, all around scusbag and
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bipedal serpent who procured girls for him, has been charged
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with any crimes related to his operation. She was convicted
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of child sex trafficking last year and is serving a
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twenty year prison sentence. But no one who partook in
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the bacchanal's on Epstein's private jed And Island pleasure Dome
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has been named by law enforcement or brought to justice
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or on the Epstein's ranch or out in Paris or
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up in the cabin or at the sh chalet and Chica,
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I mean in Colorado. We're exemple that the release of
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the Epstein records would interfere with enforcement proceedings techno frog rights.
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Glen Maxwell has been convicted and Epstein is dead. The
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only potential tie might be from a grand jury investigation
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into other possible co conspirators of Jeffrey Epstein, But that
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was from the summer of twenty twenty, and we rightly
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assume no charges were brought against whoever was being investigated.
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So ask yourselves, how is it that none of these
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other co conspirators were ever charged? And why is it
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that the FBI is so reluctant to pass on this information.
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Why is the FBI so reluctant to let you know
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what really happened here? And if they were so worried
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about misinformation and they were so worried about conspiracy theories,
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they would be on top of this folks, and they'd
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be giving you the truth, but instead they continue to
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play cat and mouse. They continue to hide what really happened,
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and they continue to avoid all questions about their relationship
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with Jeffrey Epstein. That's going to do it for this episode.
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If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
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at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com. That's bo Bby
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c ap u Cci at ProtonMail dot com. You can
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also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore c ap Ucci.
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The link that I discussed can be found in the
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description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back to the
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Epstein Chronicles. The FBI has asked a judge to block
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some of the files about Glean Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein
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from being released, and now the Feds are claiming that
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the reason behind this is because they don't want to
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take the chance of messing up Glane Maxwell's retrial. Now
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do I buy that. I do not. They have not
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wanted to release this information about the f and Jeffrey
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Epstein since Junior Soprano was wearing short pants, so why
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would they want to release it now? And they're going
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to continue to do the same stuff that they've been
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doing since the jump, and that is saying that this
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is an open investigation, so they can't provide any more
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details or any updates on what's going on as far
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as what they're up to. And that's because it's obvious
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that the FBI was protecting Jeffrey Epstein and for that behavior,
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the FBI is finding itself now being sued by Epstein
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survivors as well as being sued by NASA survivors. So
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at what point do we look at the FBI and
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have an internal report on the FBI the same way
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we did on Jeffrey Epstein's death. How many instances do
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we need to see at the FBI of them not
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doing the right thing before we start paying attention because
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the institutions that we all relied on to bring justice
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for so long, will those institutions are broken and there's
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no justice that's coming anytime soon. Today's article is from
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News Headline Exclusive, FBI asked judge to block the release
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of secret Jeffrey Epstein files. Fed's claim it would mess
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up the jury pool impossible Glaan Maxwell retrial. This story
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was authored by news staff. Prosecutors are gearing up for
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the retrial. In the Galian Maxwell sex trafficking case. In
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a sign the Department of Justice expects it will be
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forced to go head to head with Maxwell in a
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courtroom for a second time. They have asked a New
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York judge to agree to the categorical withholding of the
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FBI's top secret files on her sex predator pal Jeffrey Epstein.
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News dot Com has exclusively learned. So, in other words,
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go get screwed, Hey, taxpayer, We're not giving you any
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of the information that you deserve or should have. I
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say that. What I mean is Jeffrey Epstein is dead, Okay.
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I don't want to hear about an ongoing case, especially
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when we're not seeing any other arrests. What do you
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mean an ongoing case who's being investigated? Can we get
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a report? Are we going to hear about some of
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the other movement behind the scenes. Of course, you're not
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gonna hear about it, because it's not happening. The website
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Radar Online soothe the FBI in twenty seventeen and demand
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it they reveal their entire case against Epstein, the former
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friend of Presidents Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, and
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other famous identities who died in his Manhattan jail cell
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on August tenth that year. Ever since, the FBI and
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the Department of just Us have been relentlessly fighting to
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keep the majority of the documents from RadarOnline dot com
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and out of the public. Now, ask yourselves, is there
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anything that has to do with Epstein that should not
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be released for public consumption? Now, if the man was
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still alive and he was facing trial, I get it,
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you don't want to divulge what you have against this
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dude as you're waiting to prosecute him. But he's dead.
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There's no prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein. So how about the
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government finally does the right thing and turns over all
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the files. Unfortunately, they can't do that because it would
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reveal just how deeply and how firmly they were in
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bed with this dumb son of a bitch Jeffrey Epstein.
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In their latest filing in the nearest six year lawsuit,
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Maureen Comy, the lead prosecutor against Maxwell, admitted the FBI
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is sitting on unreleased information that could impact a jury
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appeal in any appeal for Maxwell. Now, why is this
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not something that all of our congressmen and women and
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senators are going crazy over why is it that they
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have to play political theater instead? I mean, where's Stacy
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Plaskett at Does she have anything to say about any
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of this? Probably not? Huh too busy still counting that
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money that Jeffrey Epstein gave her. Comy, the daughter of
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former FBI Director James Comy, admitted the Epstein files include
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exhibits that were not publicly filed at the first trial,
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specific information about witnesses who may testify at a new trial,
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as well as information and documents authored by potential trial witnesses.
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It's going to be even worse for Gallaine Maxwell the
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second time around. Mark my words. They're going to produce
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more witnesses, and it's going to get even harrier for
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the lady of complain, Glaine. And guess what it should
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This lady shouldn't get one single minute chipped off her sentence.
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The files include topics and witness statements that go far
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beyond the issues covered during the first trial. Comy said
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in a July eleventh declaration to the United States District
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Court Southern District of New York. The first trial focused
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prime on the abuse of six victims and maybe exhibits
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were received under seal to protect the privacy of those
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victims and other third parties. She added, Oh yeah, you
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really care about the victims, Morien comy. You really care
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about all of the girls who are molested and raped
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by Jeffrey Epstein. That's why so many other people are
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in prison right right. The withheld records include statements from
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and evidence regarding many more victims of Epstein, and numerous
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witnesses who are not called or referenced during the first trial,
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including some who the government may elect a call and
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or reference if this case were to be retried, and
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then if it doesn't get retried, or even after it's
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done being retried, they'll have another excuse for why this
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information can't be released. Accordingly, premature release of the records
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would risk unduly influencing potential jurors for a retrial. Maxwell
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sixty one, appealed her conviction after a jury found she
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joined and enabled the sexual abuse that Epstein committed on
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scores of teenagers and young women for more than a decade.
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Kudos tonews dot com here for actually including the fact
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that Maxwell wasn't just somebody recruiting girls, but somebody also
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engaging in the abuse might be a factoid to add right,
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pretty important to the story. Know she has claimed that
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she was prosecuted as a proxy for Epstein to satisfy
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public outrage over the case in the aftermath of his
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death in a Manhattan jail. The former British socialite is
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serving a twenty year jail sentence at a federal facility
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in tallahassee RadarOnline dot com. Represented by noted First Amendment
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lawyer Dan Novak, filed suit in twenty seventeen and alleged
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the FBI stonewalled its Freedom of Information Act request. And
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that's just par for the course when we're talking about
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anything Epstein, anything Maxwell, it's always going to be a
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stonewall type of situation because they understand, meaning the government,
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the FBI, the DOJ, how bad they're all going to
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look if this is ever truly exposed to the public
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for what it is. The website demanded the production of
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the Bureau's records concerning the agency's investigation and prosecution of
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Jeffrey Edward Epstein for sexually trafficking underage women Defend an.
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FBI has withheld these records despite a properly filed Freedom
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of Information Act request. Jeffrey Epstein is a billionaire, financier, pedophile, millionaire, philanthropist, scumbag,
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and sex offender. In two thousand and one, Epstein became
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the subject of an undercover sex trafficking investigation by Palm Beach,
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Florida police and the FBI. Dozens of underage women were
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trafficked by Epstein to perform sexual acts on him, as
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well as his friends, the website said in its initial filing.
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Despite that, the suit said, Epstein was allowed to plead
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guilty to a single count of soliciting prostitution from a
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minor under Florida state law and serve only thirteen months
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in prison. He would die later in the midst of
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the Radar Online FBI battle while in his Manhattan holding
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cell in twenty nineteen, where he was awaiting trial for
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several sex trafficking charges. Radar online dot Com has been
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attempting to get its hands on the contents of the
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FBI files ever since. Now ask yourselves, why is it
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Radar Online trying to do this and not the New
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York Post or the New York Times or insert legacy
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media outlet here. Is this not a big story? Is
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this story not worth covering. Is the information that's being
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hidden by the FBI not a big deal. I thought
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everybody was me too. What happened to that? Huh oh,
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that's right. It's only me too when it's convenient politically right.
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Besides that, to hell with it, because guess what where
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were all of the me two folks out there during
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the Glene Maxwell trial. Where have all of the me
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two folks been this whole entire time? What the survivors
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of Jeffrey Epstein aren't worthy of your support because your
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actions tell us that that's how you feel. And for
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anybody out there that might get upset at that criticism,
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well it sounds like a you problem, right, not me.
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I was the one here the whole entire time. For
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how many years? I'm waiting for the rest of these
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people who supposedly care about women, who supposedly care about
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what's going on to catch up Cairin. In a twenty
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nineteen search of Epstein's Manhattan mansion, FBI agent sees the
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shelf full of blackbinders, which included CDs filled with photos,
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a passport from a foreign country with a picture of
25:47
Epstein under another name, Saudi Arabian passport and an Austrian one,
25:52
and other documents. They also sought open a safe and
25:56
found diamonds, jewelry, CDs, and hard drives in so which
26:00
we've never seen one single bit of. You would think
26:03
that all these people that are so up in arms
26:06
about documents here and documents there would be real curious
26:10
about what was found in Jeffrey Epstein's safes, What was
26:14
on those hard drives? Where are those pictures at who
26:17
was represented in those pictures? None of those questions have
26:21
ever been answered. In a similar rate, FBI and NYPD
26:26
officers ransacked the Caribbean home of Epstein in the US
26:29
Virgin Islands and were seen on video carding away evidence,
26:33
including a number of computers. Funny how that never happened
26:37
at Zoro Ranchau. I wonder what they're hiding out in
26:40
New Mexico that is keeping them from rating the Jeffrey
26:44
Epstein property, that is, you know, snuggled away in desolation,
26:49
probably the first place I would have rated. Much of
26:53
that evidence has never been released, nor has details about
26:56
Epstein's role as an FBI informant, as was first detailed
27:00
in this exclusivenews dot com report. Look, we've all known
27:04
Epstein was working with the FBI forever. How do you
27:07
think he got off with Bears and Stearns the first
27:10
time around. Just listen to what people have to say
27:14
about him. Just listen to what Steve Hoffenberg had to
27:16
say about him, and then ask yourself, how is it
27:19
that somebody like Epstein is always slipping the drag net.
27:23
Does that happen because he's this grand criminal and he
27:27
knows how to cover his tracks? Or is he being
27:29
protected by somebody in the FBI? Oh, come on, Bobby,
27:33
that never happens. Yeah, go ahead and look up lindel Vecchio.
27:37
But in her declaration, Komy, who also helped lead the
27:40
case against Epstein, argued premature public disclosure could reasonably be
27:45
expected to influence potential jurors perception of the witnesses and
27:49
the evidence to be presented at trial. Previously, Comy told
27:54
the judge the release of the FBI's records relating to
27:58
the investigation and prosecution of Epstein would provide Maxwell with
28:02
greater access to the agency's investigatory files than she would
28:06
otherwise have through the criminal discovery process, contravene the protective
28:11
order entered by Judge Nathan in the criminal case against Maxwell,
28:15
risk influence by the media upon witnesses and the jury,
28:19
potentially influence witnesses trial testimony by providing the opportunity for
28:24
them to shape their testimony by conforming it with other
28:27
evidence gathered during the investigation, and be reasonably expected to
28:32
impair the ability to seat a fair and impartial trial.
28:37
She's already been convicted. All of this information that's damning
28:41
already is out there. This other stuff is just more
28:45
layers to it, right, And what it would do is
28:47
slam home everything that we know already. And the reasoning
28:51
by Maureen Kmy as to why this stuff shouldn't be released,
28:55
it just doesn't sit with me. I don't think that
28:57
it's even in the realm of reality. Can considering all
29:00
of the information that's already out there about Glene Maxwell
29:03
and considering, you know, she's already been convicted of being
29:06
a sex trafficker, I think that all of this is
29:10
just more narrative control by the FBI and the DOJ.
29:14
While the trial of Maxwell has since concluded and sunk
29:17
into a life behind bars. The FBI, via the Justice Department,
29:21
said the release of its Epstein case file could likely
29:24
interfere with the prosecution of Maxwell regarding the remaining records.
29:29
Releasing the entirety of the FBI's records relating to its
29:33
investigation of Epstein in this FOIA litigation would interfere with
29:38
any new trial of Maxwell in several ways. Comy said, First,
29:43
it would allow Maxwell to have earlier and greater access
29:46
to the investigatory files that she would otherwise not have
29:50
through the criminal discovery process. She did not have access
29:54
to all the FBI files relating to the investigation and
29:57
prosecution of Epstein. If there were a new trial, the
30:01
court would presumably set a deadline for release of any
30:05
additional records relating to the new trial. Release of all
30:09
FBI records pertaining to the FBI's investigation and prosecution of Epstein, therefore,
30:15
would provide Maxwell with earlier and greater access to records
30:19
than she would otherwise have at any new trial. So
30:22
that's pretty slick by Comy Wright wrap it all up
30:26
in the whole entire fear that Maxwell might get the
30:29
upper hand, But the reality is they just don't want
30:32
to turn this information over to the public, and I
30:35
am convinced of that. Comy also claimed if there were
30:38
a new trial, there would likely be significant coverage by
30:41
the media, which would be adversely impact on a jury.
30:45
Media coverage of a new trial may impact potential witnesses
30:49
and jurors, she said. As such, the parties in the
30:52
Maxwell matter remain subject to protective order prohibiting the defense
30:57
from disseminating government productions to the public or the press.
31:02
Call Me added, premature release of the withheld records, particularly
31:06
if the records are released in part or without full context,
31:10
may influence the perception of jurors who have been exposed
31:14
to media coverage containing speculation and theories relating to Maxwell.
31:19
There's no more speculating. There's no more theories. She was
31:22
convicted of sex trafficking. I don't know what else the
31:24
potential jury would have to know that would pollute them
31:27
besides that, But I guess more ENCOMI knows better than
31:31
everybody else. On July seventh, twenty twenty two, Maxwell appealed
31:36
the criminal judgment to the United States Court of Appeals
31:39
for the Second Circuit. Maxwell's appeal is said to focus
31:43
on five points, raising issues pertaining the statute of limitations,
31:47
a non prosecution agreement, jury misconduct, and a post verdicteering
31:52
and sentence. Notice. All of that is technicalities and loopholes.
31:58
Like I've been telling you for how long, pay very
32:00
close attention to the people who rely on loopholes and technicalities.
32:05
The vast majority of those people are guilty. The government
32:10
breached a non prosecution agreement that immanized Miss Maxwell for
32:14
these offenses, said Arthur Idella, Maxwell's latest attorney. That agreement
32:19
was entered into by the government in Epstein in two
32:22
thousand and seven, and by its terms unambiguously barred this
32:26
prosecution in the first instance. No, that's not the truth.
32:30
It barred it down in Florida. The prosecution agreement wasn't
32:34
something that was binding nationwide. It was before what happened
32:38
down in Florida. Well, here we are, and the charges
32:41
that were brought against Maxwell were brought separately. So the
32:45
whole entire idea of trying to use that non prosecution
32:49
agreement as some sort of shield or armor is just ridiculous.
32:53
And I'm glad that Judge Nathan felt that way, and
32:56
I'm glad that the courts felt that way, because that
32:58
whole entire prosecution agreement should have never even been entered
33:02
into but it was and now here we are, and
33:06
as far as Maxwell and the information that Radar Onlines
33:10
trying to get, I doubt that they're gonna be successful.
33:14
And even after this all wraps up and Maxwell has
33:18
her retrial, I guarantee you that these clowns in the DOJ,
33:22
they're gonna come up with another excuse as to why
33:24
this information should not be released to the public. And
33:28
you can damn well count on that. All right, folks,
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that's gonna do it for this one. All of the
33:33
information that goes with this episode can be found in
33:36
the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back to
33:40
the Epstein Chronicles. The FBI had the information they needed
33:46
to arrest Jeffrey Epstein more than a decade ago, and
33:50
they didn't act on it. They let him do what
33:52
he did. He continued on his path of destruction and
33:56
he ruined countless lives. Yet the FBI had everything they
34:01
needed and didn't make their move. So again, the question
34:05
is why was the FBI so gung ho I'm protecting
34:08
Jeffrey Epstein. What was he giving them? What sort of
34:12
information was he pumping them that they deemed so worthwhile
34:16
that they were willing to look the other way as
34:18
he engaged in sex trafficking. Well, that's the question we've
34:22
all been trying to get to, isn't it. And obviously
34:26
I have a few opinions. But today we're going to
34:29
dive into an article from Lawn Crime and it's going
34:33
to talk about that very thing, how the FBI had
34:37
the dirt on the whole network, the whole entire criminal enterprise,
34:41
and they let them off the hook. This article is
34:46
from lawng Crime headline FBI had dirt that could have
34:49
unraveled Jeffrey Epstein's entire network more than a decade ago.
34:54
This article was authored by Colin Kombocker and it was
34:57
originally published on February twentieth of twenty twenty. The Federal
35:04
Bureau of Investigation had dirt on Jeffrey Epstein more than
35:08
a decade ago, but he was bailed out by federal
35:11
prosecutors in Florida before authorities had the chance to act
35:16
on that information. So again we come back to Florida.
35:20
It's inescapable. Florida is a huge problem when we're talking
35:24
about Jeffrey Epstein and what went on in Palm Beach.
35:27
Is legitimately one of the biggest travesties when it comes
35:31
to injustices that I have ever seen, and we continue
35:34
to see Palm Beach be an absolute shit show. Is
35:38
anyone ever going to demand that the people who run
35:41
Palm Beach are not corrupt? Because it sure seems to
35:45
me that from judges to prosecutors to everyone in between,
35:49
there is a ton of corruption in Palm Beach. According
35:54
to ABC News, Epstein recruited a fourteen year old to
35:57
give him massages in his Upper East Side man in
36:00
two thousand and two. The woman claims that Epstein gradually
36:04
came to sexually abuse her. The dead pedophile's assistants allegedly
36:08
scheduled several appointments with the girl, who accepted cash from
36:11
the elite predator because her family was suffering through poverty. Huh,
36:17
We've heard that story before, haven't we, Glenn Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein.
36:23
This was their go to move right, fine girls from
36:25
broken homes, vulnerable girls, girls that don't have money, and
36:29
then entice them with a little bit of cash. The
36:33
woman's identity is currently being shrouded out of respect for privacy,
36:37
but she was identified in twenty nineteen by the Southern
36:40
District of New York in Epstein's indictment as minor Victim
36:44
number one. Spencer Coven, an attorney who represented three Epstein survivors,
36:50
told ABC the FBI could have unraveled the entire network
36:53
from New York to Paris to New Mexico, and they didn't.
36:59
And again, my question has to be why didn't they?
37:02
Why were they so interested in letting Jeffrey Epstein continue
37:06
with this bullshit? What did the FBI have to gain
37:09
from it? Well, I'll tell you what. Society had nothing
37:12
to gain from it, and the survivor certainly had nothing
37:15
to gain from it. So what exactly was the FBI
37:17
getting here that was so indisposable that they had to
37:22
continue to protect somebody like Jeffrey Epstein. In er about
37:27
two thousand and two, Minor Victim number one was recruited
37:30
to engage in sex acts with Epstein and was repeatedly
37:34
sexually abused by Epstein at the New York residence over
37:37
a period of years, and was paid hundreds of dollars
37:40
for each encounter. The SDNY filing notes Epstein also encouraged
37:45
and enticed minor Victim Number one to recruit other girls
37:48
to engage in paid sex acts, which she did. Epstein
37:52
asked Minor number one how old she was, and Minor
37:55
Victim number one answered truthfully. So we know that Epstein
38:00
wanted these girls as young as possible, and when the
38:04
girls were going in to meet Epstein, we also know
38:06
that they were told to lie about their age that
38:09
way to give him another level of protection. What they
38:12
were trying to do is insulate themselves the same way
38:14
a mafia boss does to insulate themselves from the ground
38:18
level crimes. That's exactly what Epstein was trying to do here.
38:24
The man whose child sex abuse empire was allegedly enjoyed
38:27
by several of the world's most powerful, most popular, and
38:31
powerful men in art, politics, and finance, was of course,
38:34
pronounced dead by suicide in August of twenty nineteen under
38:39
extremely suspicious circumstances, soon after being apprehended by New York authorities. Justice,
38:45
it seems, had eluded his dozens of survivors for the
38:48
final time. And now, remember this is lawng crime. Okay,
38:52
not exactly what you would call the conspiratorial website talking
38:55
about how suspicious the circumstances around Jeffrey Epstein's death. War
39:00
was and are, and they will remain to be so
39:03
until we get some real information one way or the other.
39:07
The woman, however, recently filed a lawsuit against Epstein's estate,
39:11
which offers several details about her abuse and exploitation. Her
39:16
experience with Epstein fit within what it is now known
39:20
to have been a common pattern for the abuser. The
39:22
lawsuit reads, he would find vulnerable young girls who needed
39:26
money and slowly test their boundaries, first asking them to
39:30
remove their own clothes and massage him, and then over
39:33
time he would escalate his conduct, touching them in ways
39:37
that would become more invasive, violent, and painful. As these
39:41
children grew to rely financially on Epstein, he would only
39:44
cause them more and more harm. As you got deeper
39:48
into his web, his claws were sunk deeper into you.
39:53
And I don't think people really appreciate the mindwash that
39:58
is going on while you're here with all of these
40:00
people who are telling you this is the way to
40:02
live your life. The lawsuit continues on a personal note,
40:07
she never received the high school education. She suffers from
40:11
post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and depression. Her severe emotional
40:15
injuries manifest in a myriad of ways. She often finds
40:18
herself crying. She is unable to form healthy emotional relationships
40:22
with men. She often cannot sleep through the night or
40:25
fall asleep at all. She has panic attacks, and she
40:28
is constantly afraid for her young daughter, all because of
40:32
the abuse suffered by Jeffrey Epstein and Glaine Maxwell, and
40:35
the FBI could have stopped it. Keep that in mind,
40:38
and that's why I'm driving this point home, because guess what, folks,
40:42
it's not just a pile on. We have to hold
40:45
them accountable, meaning the FBI and the Department of Justice,
40:48
if we don't want this thing to ever happen again.
40:53
ABC News notes that the woman was scheduled to testify
40:56
before a grand jury during the summer of two thousand
40:59
and eight. As the date drew nearer, Epstein's scheduled a
41:02
hearing and entered his guilty plea, mysteriously securing unheard of
41:07
preferential treatment from local law enforcement and federal authorities alike.
41:12
The woman's testimony was abruptly canceled. Now, remember, we had
41:17
all of these women who were abused by Epstein, and
41:19
only one woman gave her testimony. To the brand jury
41:22
one girl. FBI agents who had interviewed her earlier that
41:27
year were left with legally useless information about an avowed
41:31
and wealthy pedophile with friends in the highest places of
41:34
several governments. Marie Villafauna is the one time Florida federal
41:39
prosecutor who oversaw the US Attorney's office initial investigation of Epstein,
41:44
the same investigation that was ultimately shut down by then
41:48
US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Alex Acosta
41:51
and his bosses as he reacted to pressure from those
41:55
close to the intelligence community to give the well connected
41:58
pedophile a sweetheart deal a slap on the wrist. Folks,
42:02
this is long crime talking about this, okay, telling you
42:05
that he was close to the intelligence community, telling you
42:08
that he got a slap on the wrist for that reason.
42:12
So again, here I show up with receipts. I'm not
42:15
just gonna get here and pump your tires and tell
42:17
you all kinds of fantastical shit. If we want to
42:20
talk about fantasy worlds, we'll talk about West Roast and
42:23
House of the Dragon. When we're talking about Epstein. Oh,
42:27
believe me when I tell you we are grounded directly
42:30
in reality. Her attorney, ty Kelly, issued the following statement
42:35
on her behalf. Because the Department of Justice has declined
42:38
to waive privilege over the Epstein matter, Miss Villafana is
42:42
prohibited from discussing this matter and her opinions on the
42:45
outcome in greater detail. If the Department were to waive
42:48
that privilege, she believes it would provide a fuller and
42:51
more accurate picture of how she handled this matter and
42:54
how she advocated for survivors at every turn. It's always
42:58
the government does not release information. Right, How many times
43:02
do we have to shine a spotlight on this? Are
43:06
you paying attention yet to what they're doing and how
43:08
they're doing it. They're the ones pitching conspiracy theories, folks,
43:12
So you want to talk about misinformation, might as well
43:14
just take a look at the government and look at
43:16
them as Bagdad Bob when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein,
43:19
because that's what they are. Nah, there's no Americans in
43:22
this city as five million tanks come rolling down Bagdad Boulevard.
43:28
The former prosecutor's words, however, are likely to ring somewhat
43:33
hollow in light of the known historical record. As law
43:37
and crime previously reported. Villafana was reprimanded by a federal
43:41
judge in two thousand and seven for an intentional and
43:45
or serious lapse in judgment because she held back information
43:49
in another sex crimes case that also included an underage
43:52
female survivor. And this is why when people try and
43:56
tell me about how Villa Fauna was a champion here,
43:59
I just laugh at them. It is absolutely absurd to
44:04
try and say that anyone in Florida who was involved
44:07
in this prosecution did the right thing. And the FBI
44:10
they should be ashamed of themselves as well. They had
44:13
this information. Maria and Nannie Farmer gave it to him,
44:16
Many people gave it to them, and they didn't act
44:19
on it. And then when they do act on it,
44:21
all they do is give us the low hanging fruit
44:23
that is Glain Maxwell and expect us to be happy
44:26
about it. What about the co conspirators? What about the
44:29
other people involved? Here's an idea, less podcasts from the
44:33
CIA and the FBI, and more work on Jeffrey Epstein's associates.
44:40
All right, folks, that's gonna do it for this one.
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44:44
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44:52
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