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On Thursday, following through on a campaign promise, the Trump administration released documents related to the notorious predator Jeffrey Epstein.
Attorney General Pam Bondi previously described the scale of Epstein’s abuse as “sick,” confirming over 250 victims. Trump signed an executive order on his third day in office ordering the release of the Epstein files, and many have been wondering when they’d come out, or even if they would. The delay in the release of the files, Bondi explained, is due to efforts to protect victims’ identities, but she assured that flight logs and names would be released.
Numeroushigh-profilefigureshavebeenlinkedtoJeffreyEpstein,withrecordsandreportsconfirmingthatmanyflewonhisprivatejettohisinfamousisland,LittleSt.James.AmongthemisformerPresidentBillClinton,whotookmultipleflightsonEpstein’splane—thoughheinsistshenevervisitedtheisland—alongwithPrinceAndrew.MicrosoftfounderBillGateshasalsobeensuspectedofmakingthetrip.
So,whatdothedocumentssay?
Well,unfortunately,thisdropdoesn’tappeartohavewhatmanyofuswerehopingfor.
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