US Justice Department Releases New Epstein Files; Find Trump All Over
On December 23, 2020, the US Justice Department dropped thousands of new files about Jeffrey Epstein, and, no surprise, it’s stirred one of the juiciest controversies in years. The documents include Epstein’s communications, travel logs, and surveillance material, all tied to the late convicted sex offender. Naturally, the public can’t stop debating the powerful figures he was connected to.
Right now, all eyes are on references to the President of the United States, Donald Trump. Memoranda suggest the files show Trump flying on Epstein’s private jet more often than anyone previously realized. Unsurprisingly, the internet erupted with discussion, fanning the flames of an already heated debate about Epstein’s circle of influence.
Before the conspiracy theories spiral, it’s worth noting the Justice Department hasn’t charged Trump, or anyone else mentioned in the files. The goal, officials say, is transparency, not finger-pointing, with sensitive victim and witness info still redacted. The documents are meant to inform the public, not assign guilt, as investigations into Epstein’s network continue.
Epstein’s Jailhouse Letter To Larry Nassar Sparks Eyebrows (and Questions)
One of the most recent documents related to Epstein is a communication he purportedly wrote from prison to fellow sex offender Larry Nassar just prior to his death. The letter, dated August 13, 2019, which was later sent back to the writer, is suspicious because of its timing, Epstein had passed away just a few days earlier while being tried for federal sex trafficking.
What about the letter itself?
Let’s just say it’s as periodical and astonishing as the time it was written. Epstein talks about President Donald Trump and says “our love & caring for young ladies” were their things in common, and even makes an indecent comparison related to Trump’s controversial “grab” statement.
Dear readers, stop and think for a second, does this letter reveal more about the inner world of Epstein, his relationship with others, or is it just another fragment in the never-ending complex puzzle of his last days? No matter how you look at it, this paper has definitely been the source of much online discussion, inquiries, and extensive reading for background information.
Who Is Larry Nassar?
The mention of Larry Nassar evokes negative connotations that are not his fault at all. Nassar, who was once the go-to physician for USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University, was found guilty between 2017 and 2018 of a horrific variety of offenses, such as the possession of child pornography and the sexual assault of young athletes under the pretext of medical treatment. He has gone from being a prominent sports medicine professional to serving many long years in jail. For the public, he is a dark warning of how power and trust can be misused, and how the intense focus on Epstein’s ties only adds to the already upset and curious situation.
Epstein Files Dump: Thousands Of Documents, Videos, And Footage Released
The Justice Department has just released a huge amount of materials related to Epstein, which amounts to about 8,000 files and includes hundreds of videos, audio recordings, and even surveillance footage from August 2019, the month when Epstein was found dead in his New York jail cell. Although it is very enticing to watch every clip, officials have cautioned the audience that sensitive information about victims and witnesses has been discreetly obscured. View it as a small glimpse behind the curtain: a bounty for investigators and the inquisitive ones, but with very strict limitations to safeguard those who were involved in Epstein’s malign world.
(With Inputs)
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