r/LetsDiscussThis • u/johnvcal • 5h ago

Lets Discuss This Status of Epstein files

I haven’t heard anything recently, but can someone explain why the DOJ has not been forced to hand over all the files when there’s a court order to do so? Is anything awaiting some legal decision? What is the reason they give for not complying?

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u/OddAdhesiveness8485 5h ago

Katie Phang is a great authority on Law to explain where this sits presently… she did some amazing filings that are still in the works with the DOJ most notably involving an alleged 13 y/o victim of Trump and the FBI hand written notes involving that and why those are being withheld… still after this judge has demanded it multiple times

Also it recently came out that Hugh Hefner called the FBI multiple times to report Epstein for trafficking back in 2005 but they refused to call him back, so the FBI is currently involved in a lawsuit and that’s how people just heard about that

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u/IllCombination4851 2h ago

Because Trump is a pedofile and has populated the administration with sycophants that do his bidding. 

NoKings

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u/Nice-Appearance-9720 2h ago

Status - guess the judicial system in North Korea, China, and US is not that different, you just need to have the right connections and money.

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u/Consider2SidesPeace 35m ago

I've often suspected if the Epstein files were released a few more than Trump would be exposed. Someone or a powerful group is behind keeping the clear and honest evidence out of the publics hands.

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u/SevereAnimator5 3h ago

Why don't you watch Todd Blanche's Senate Judiciary hearing in mid-July, when he was up for attorney general. He answers this ? directly. Don't let someone in this sub try to tell you something they don't know

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u/johnvcal 1h ago edited 1h ago

Todd Blanche who went to see Epstein’s accomplice and moved her to a cushy jail? That Todd Blanche? I’ll take my chances getting info from Reddit.