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Gerrard Kaonga
The US Attorney General said that people should expect a lot of information to come out regarding Jeffrey Epstein in the coming days.
Jeffrey Epstein may have died in 2019 but much of his activities as a billionaire sex offender and trafficker are still shrouded in mystery.
This may not be the case for much longer.
The US Attorney General Pam Bondi recently spoke on Fox News and insisted she and her office were about to divulge more information about Epstein and other people who had connections to him.
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Last week, Bondi said that she had the Jeffery Epstein files on her desk for review, a point Fox News Jesse Watters host brought up as he asked about next steps.
Speaking to Watters on Wednesday (February 26), she explained the reason for the delay: “Jesse, this will make you sick. There are well over 250 victims so we have to make sure that their personal identity is protected and their personal information.
“But other than that, I think tomorrow Jesse, you are going to see some Epstein information released by my office.”
When pressed on what information, Bondi confirmed that it would be ‘a lot of flight logs, a lot of names and a lot of information.’
She closed by stating it was ‘pretty sick what he did along with his co-defendant (Ghislaine Maxwell)'.
This statement from Bondi comes after the new FBI head, Kash Patel, told a Senate hearing that he is ready to investigate individuals linked to Epstein.
He also said: “Child sex trafficking has no place in the US. I will do everything to make sure the American public knows the full weight of what happened.”
Donald Trump signed an executive order last month for the release of classified federal records after becoming President.
These records included files related to Martin Luther King, John F Kennedy and Robert F Kennedy’s assassinations.
While the order did not include the Epstein files, one of Trump’s campaign promises was that he would release these files as well if he won the election.
Releasing the files on Epstein will likely take some of pressure off Bondi who has been pressed for more information about Epstein from individuals across the political spectrum.
Epstein died while in police custody while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. His co-conspirator, Ghislaine Maxwell, is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for her role in facilitating the abuse of underage and young women.