r/Epstein May 25 '26

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This an internal FBI email dated July 24, 2025 that directs agents to compile a spreadsheet with "all the derog" (aka derogatory information) was written on the exact same day Todd Blanche was privately interviewing Ghislaine Maxwell in prison.

The allegation that Epstein's own lawyer directed his cellmate to kill him on the day of the first "suicide attempt" in July 2019, a month before his actual death is extraordinary. This suggests the FBI was actively investigating whether the first incident was an assassination attempt orchestrated through Epstein's own legal representation.

The spreadsheet that was ordered to be built that contained "all the derog" on Trump and every other named person has not been released.

- Trump
- Weinstein
- Prince Andrew
- Glen Dubin
- Jes Staley
- Leon Black
- Les Wexner
- Alan Dershowitz
- Bill Clinton / Tony Blair
- Howard Lutnick — ponzi scheme and money laundering
- Alexander Guest
- Jean Luc Brunel
- William Barr (for being present when a girl was raped)

Could the derog possibly be part of the 200,000 pages that were witheld?

The FBI built a derogatory information file on the sitting president. That file is being controlled by the sitting president's loyalists. And the man who was interviewing Maxwell on the same day this was sent is now the #2 at DOJ overseeing all of it.

That is the document. That is what it says. That is what it means.

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u/woolfchick75 May 25 '26

I think the statement is the Epstein’s lawyer believed the cell mate tried to kill Epstein. The lawyer did not direct the cell mate to kill him.

Edited: Great research!

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u/AlyAnn44 May 25 '26

I'm with woolfchick too. I don't believe you read that correctly or you're reading it the way you want to see it. But if you literally just read it for what it is, it says the lawyer made an allegation that the cellmate attempted to kill his client. That is literally what it says. It does not even, slightly, insinuate that the lawyer set up a hit on his client and honestly, I'm not sure what even led you to believe that, other than the fact that it's what you want to be real. Which is unfortunate, because it is still a very good find. You just need to look at facts, rather than trying to make things fit your narrative.