Attorney General Pam Bondi told Congress she handed over 3.5 million Epstein documents and a list of “politically exposed persons” that includes Trump, Biden, Zuckerberg, and Musk, then dared to call it done.
We’ve built an Epstein Sex Crime Network tracking page because we believe much more needs to be done. The stories are color coded by severity and organized chronologically so you can see how this has unfolded over time. Every entry links directly to its original source so you can zero in on any aspect of the case or refresh yourself on an angle you may have forgotten.
Around the world, powerful people connected to Jeffrey Epstein are facing political and financial consequences. But not one person who sexually abused these children has been criminally charged. Until the rapists, the abusers, and the people who enabled them are charged and tried in a courtroom, nothing about this is done. Call your senators and representatives and demand prosecutions, because those kids deserve better than a document dump and a press conference.
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Source: Mediaite
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