No telling where the Epstein files lead:
That's likely why we are not seeing more from the Epstein files.
Update on Epstein related evens:
Clintons’ Fight to Avoid Testifying: Bill and Hillary Clinton have repeatedly offered to provide sworn statements, but Representative James Comer has threatened to hold them in contempt of Congress if they fail to appear.
Epstein Photos: House Democrats released new images from the estate of the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein that highlight his ties to celebrities and powerful men, including President Trump, former President Bill Clinton and director Woody Allen. But the photos offer little new detail to illuminate Epstein’s well-documented relationship with these men.
Ghislaine Maxwell: In a court filing, a lawyer for Epstein’s onetime companion said she would seek to be released from her minimum-security federal lockup.
Influence on Academia: Even as his crimes were revealed, newly released emails show how professors at top universities stuck by Jeffrey Epstein.
Epstein “victim” offers up insipid diary pages:
It was perhaps the first example of Epstein getting caught cheating — and then avoiding punishment thanks to his uncanny ability to take advantage of those in positions of power. This would become a lifelong pattern, one that largely explains Epstein’s remarkable success at amassing wealth and, eventually, orchestrating a vast sex-trafficking operation.
Nearly five decades later, and more than six years after his death, Epstein has become an American obsession. The public fascination only intensified after President Trump initially refused this year to release federal investigative records about the infamous sex offender — before reversing himself under pressure.
Much of the last quarter-century of Epstein’s life has been carefully examined — including how, in the 1990s and early 2000s, he amassed hundreds of millions of dollars through his work for the retail tycoon Leslie Wexner. Yet the public understanding of Epstein’s early ascent has been shrouded in mystery. How did a college dropout from Brooklyn claw his way from the front of a high school classroom to the pinnacle of American finance, politics and society? How did Epstein go from nearly being fired at Bear Stearns to managing the wealth of billionaires? What were the origins of his own fortune?
8 years of wondering fo us...
No telling where the Epstein files lead:
That's likely why we are not seeing more from the Epstein files.