Representative Jasmine Crockett has publicly stated her belief that Donald Trump is concealing information regarding the Epstein files. Crockett suggests that Trump’s reluctance to release any information is evidence of hidden details he wishes to keep private. This claim fuels ongoing speculation and interest surrounding Trump’s potential connections to the Epstein case. The Representative’s statement adds further pressure for transparency on the matter.
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Maurene Comey, a federal prosecutor involved in the cases against Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, was recently fired from the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York by the Justice Department. The reason for her termination remains undisclosed. This event occurred amidst controversy surrounding the Justice Department’s handling of the Epstein case and a perceived lack of transparency, particularly from within Trump’s supporters. Notably, Comey was a lead prosecutor in the conviction of Maxwell and also worked on the case against Epstein, who died in jail. Comey also led the prosecution against Combs.
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Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, was terminated from her position as a federal prosecutor by the Justice Department, with the U.S. Attorney’s Office citing Article II of the Constitution. Comey was involved in prosecuting high-profile cases, including those of Sean “Diddy” Combs, Jeffrey Epstein, and Ghislaine Maxwell. This termination follows a period of political pressure regarding the Epstein case, particularly from former President Donald Trump, who has been accused of spreading conspiracy theories. The firing of Comey is seen by some as an attempt by Trump to deflect blame for the crisis surrounding the Epstein case.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Elon Musk heavily criticized President Trump’s denial of the Epstein case being a hoax, referencing Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction for sex trafficking. Musk highlighted the fact that no alleged clients of Epstein have been prosecuted, and that there are many powerful people who want the client list suppressed. This came after a public falling out between Musk and Trump, where Musk accused the former president of suppressing details about the Epstein investigation. The White House has since dismissed these claims, but Musk, along with many in the MAGA community, continues to push for answers regarding the case.
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Trump disavows “PAST supporters” who believed “Jeffrey Epstein Hoax,” because this whole situation is just… wow. It appears that the former President is now labeling the allegations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein as a “hoax,” and in doing so, he’s seemingly turned his back on those who, in the past, were his supporters but now dare to question the truth behind these disturbing accusations. The shift is jarring, especially considering the gravity of the Epstein case and the potential implications for those involved.
This whole “Epstein Hoax” narrative feels like a desperate maneuver. It’s as if Trump is trying to distance himself from something he knows could implicate him and his associates, and the reaction feels quite predictable.… Continue reading
In response to Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal of her sex-trafficking conviction, the Department of Justice has asked the Supreme Court to deny it. Maxwell, currently serving a 20-year sentence, argues her conviction should be overturned due to a 2007 plea deal granted to Jeffrey Epstein, which she believes immunized her. The DOJ’s action follows recent controversy over its handling of Epstein’s case, particularly regarding the release of information, including a client list. Maxwell’s attorney criticized the DOJ’s stance on the appeal, citing a broken government promise.
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Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal to the Supreme Court regarding her role in Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking operation has placed Pam Bondi, U.S. Attorney General, under increased scrutiny. The Trump administration is required to respond to the appeal by July 14, a deadline that has been extended twice, as it comes at a sensitive time for Bondi. Following a DOJ and FBI report stating there was no Epstein client list or evidence of blackmail, Bondi has faced criticism from the MAGA base. Maxwell’s lawyers argue her trial should have been dismissed due to a prior plea deal, thus leading to more pressure on the DOJ.
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Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted in 2022 for child sex trafficking related to Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, is willing to testify before Congress, potentially offering new details regarding the sex trafficking scheme involving underage girls. Her willingness follows the release of a Justice Department memo that found no evidence of a client list or blackmail, drawing criticism and prompting former President Donald Trump to defend the handling of the investigation. Maxwell’s appeal to the Supreme Court hinges on a non-prosecution agreement made with Epstein in 2008. Meanwhile, Maxwell’s team insists the files do not reflect the full scope of Epstein’s dealings.
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Federal investigators revealed that Jeffrey Epstein had over 1,000 victims spanning two decades, far exceeding initial allegations. A recent Justice Department and FBI memo confirmed Epstein’s extensive harm, identifying unique traumas suffered by each victim, while also stating that no incriminating “client list” was found. The memo also reinforced the previous conclusion that Epstein’s death was a suicide, while further citing that sensitive information like victim names and images will not be released. Ghislaine Maxwell was also convicted in a trial of her own, and until her appeal exhausts, criminal evidence is unlikely to be released.
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Reports indicate that former President Donald Trump considered pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell, a move spurred by concern over her potential revelations about his decades-long friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Trump and Epstein shared a close relationship, with both men reportedly involved in similar activities. Ultimately, Trump did not issue a pardon due to pushback from his advisors. Maxwell was later convicted on sex trafficking charges and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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