Epstein Secrets

Senator Blackburn. MARSHA BLACKBURN: Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you for being here. The last few weeks I've been demanding some answers on Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and trying to get these flight records. I've offered amendments to a subpoena trying to get that and kind of been stonewalled on it, but I t

rns with what is happening with CSAM, what is happening with sex trafficking. But in light of this, I, in looking at some of the survivors from the Epstein issues, there are disturbing allegations that the FBI failed to investigate the sex trafficking allegations. And indeed, one survivor says that the

st few weeks I've been demanding some answers on Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and trying to get these flight

to stop the investigation. They allowed the statute of limitations to run on many of the most serious violations. Not only that, IRS whistleblower Shapley testified that on September 3rd, Assistant US Attorney Leslie Wolfe explicitly told investigators that despite having probable cause to search, "Th

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reported that the DOJ's internal watchdog released a report criticizing the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) for its handling of accused sex offender Jeffrey Epstein before his suicide in 2019. According to the article, the report by Inspector General Michael Horowitz highlighted misconduct by 13 BOP employees, w

ns (BOP) for its handling of accused sex offender Jeffrey Epstein before his suicide in 2019. According to

d Washington when he had raised the prospect of pursuing charges against the president's son in those jurisdictions. The article mentioned that Mr. Shapley, testifying under what Republicans say are whistle-blower protections, also said that he had witnessed Mr. Weiss saying last year that he would not

had also been in communication with figures like Jeffrey Clark, an assistant attorney general at the time

e U.S. attorney investigating Hunter Biden, never claimed he lacked authority to charge the president's son. According to the article, this counters Shapley's assertions that Weiss expressed not being the "deciding person on whether charges are filed." Sobocinski, who was present at the meeting in quest