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    1. External-Noise-4832 on

      **Submission Statement**

      In February 2025, during a series of interviews, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi publicly disclosed that she was in possession of a collection of documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, which were physically present on her desk at the Department of Justice, awaiting her review. These documents reportedly included critical materials such as flight logs from Epstein’s private plane, often referred to as the „Lolita Express,“ and a list of names associated with the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender. Bondi emphasized her intention to make these documents accessible to the public, signaling a commitment to transparency regarding Epstein’s activities and network. However, she highlighted a significant complicating factor: the need to carefully redact and protect the personal information of over 250 victims identified within the documents. This necessary step to safeguard the privacy and safety of victims was cited as the primary reason for the delay in releasing the materials to the public, as the process required meticulous review to ensure compliance with privacy laws and ethical considerations.

    2. CaptainVerret on

      Damn, if only we had known that Trump was a garbage person who surrounded himself with garbage people.

    3. thegooniegodard on

      The ultra rich have now destroyed the Panama Papers and their Epstein client list.

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