Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, obtained by House Oversight Committee Democrats, contain claims about Donald Trump’s knowledge of Epstein’s crimes. In one email, Epstein alleges that Trump knew about the victims and asked Ghislaine Maxwell to stop the activity. Another email suggests Trump spent hours with a victim, according to Epstein. While Trump has not been accused of any wrongdoing, these emails are now raising serious questions and fueling calls for further investigation into the matter.
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Oversight Committee Releases Epstein Emails: The first thing that jumps out is the stark clarity of these newly released emails. It’s like reading a movie script, but this one’s a real-life horror show. The Oversight Committee’s decision to finally release the Epstein emails is shaking things up, and the information contained within is pretty explosive. We’re talking about direct mentions of Donald Trump and his alleged involvement with Epstein’s network, and the implications are massive.
Oversight Committee Releases Epstein Emails: It’s hard not to be shocked by the directness of Epstein’s words. He seems to be asserting that Trump knew about the underage girls, and the phrase “spent hours at my house” with one of his victims is incredibly damning.… Continue reading
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Texas prison official “sick” of being Ghislaine Maxwell’s “b—h” is a sentiment that encapsulates a simmering resentment, fueled by the perceived preferential treatment afforded to a convicted child sex trafficker within the prison system. The whistleblower allegations paint a picture of Ghislaine Maxwell enjoying a level of comfort and access that appears to be far beyond what is typical for incarcerated individuals, even those with significant resources. This raises serious questions about the fairness and integrity of the justice system, particularly when it comes to the treatment of individuals with powerful connections or information that could be considered damaging to those in positions of authority.… Continue reading
Ghislaine Maxwell, upon her transfer to the Federal Prison Camp Bryan (FPC Bryan), expressed satisfaction with the facility, as revealed in emails obtained by the House Judiciary Committee. These emails described a calmer environment compared to her previous prison, with better food and polite staff. However, Maxwell’s move to FPC Bryan, a minimum-security prison typically for nonviolent offenders, raised concerns among current and former Bureau of Prisons employees due to her sex offense conviction. This raised questions about preferential treatment, particularly as other inmates reported potential retaliation for speaking about Maxwell. Federal authorities and Maxwell’s lawyer declined to comment on the matter, while House committees opened inquiries into the situation.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin has sent a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi questioning the Trump Administration’s decision to abruptly end a criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s co-conspirators. The investigation, which was active until January 2025, involved nearly 50 survivors who provided detailed information to the SDNY prosecutors and FBI agents, identifying at least 20 co-conspirators. However, the DOJ and FBI closed the case in July 2025, citing a lack of evidence against uncharged third parties, despite the survivors’ credible testimonies and the previous reliance on their information to convict Ghislaine Maxwell. As a result, the House Judiciary Committee is seeking documents related to the investigation and considering reforms to the Crime Victims Rights Act.
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Donald Trump expressed sympathy for the royal family while aboard Air Force One, regarding the situation surrounding former Prince Andrew. Trump commented on the situation after Buckingham Palace announced Andrew would be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, marking a significant change. Trump’s remarks follow the increased scrutiny of Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein and the stripping of his royal titles and military titles. The former president has a history with both Epstein and Andrew, having previously described both men in positive terms despite growing controversy.
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Prince Andrew hosted Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Harvey Weinstein at Royal Lodge, his private residence, as part of his daughter Beatrice’s 18th birthday celebrations in 2006. This visit occurred despite an active US arrest warrant for Epstein. Witnesses confirmed Epstein and Weinstein’s presence at a pre-party drinks event at Royal Lodge. Andrew’s association with Epstein has come under increased scrutiny, particularly after the publication of Virginia Giuffre’s memoir.
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In her posthumously published memoir, “Nobody’s Girl,” Virginia Giuffre expressed her disappointment at not being allowed to testify against Ghislaine Maxwell, as prosecutors believed her testimony would create too complicated a narrative for the jury. Giuffre, who played a crucial role in exposing Epstein’s abuse, felt excluded from the proceedings, especially since the Duke of York’s team had publicly attacked her credibility. Giuffre’s narrative, filled with multiple accusations, was deemed a distraction and could open the door for rebuttal witnesses, according to prosecutors. Ultimately, Giuffre was able to settle a civil lawsuit with Prince Andrew, who acknowledged her as a victim of Epstein, a victory that brought her to tears.
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According to a federal prison consultant, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has implemented an unprecedented system to conceal details surrounding Ghislaine Maxwell’s incarceration. This heightened secrecy followed her transfer to a Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas, after a visit from Trump’s former personal lawyer, now a high-ranking Department of Justice official. The BOP took extraordinary measures, including waiving public safety factors, to facilitate the transfer, with warnings given to both inmates and staff to avoid disclosing any information about Maxwell. The consultant speculated that these actions suggest a potential path to clemency or a possible cooperation agreement, raising questions about the motivations behind the intensive protection and secrecy.
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