The Epstein Files: The DOJ Is Engaged in a Massive Cover-Up

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by 69in2it69

This has been covered over. And over. And over. And over again... Please note the date of the un-supreme court ruling.


https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/06/u...in-appeal.html
Appeal Process

• Confidentiality: The appeal process focuses on legal errors made during the trial rather than re-evaluating evidence. Thus, the evidence presented at trial remains largely confidential until the appeal is resolved.
• New Evidence: If new evidence arises during an appeal, it must meet specific criteria to be considered. This evidence is usually not made public until the court decides on its relevance.

So, let's observe some facts here:


1. Biden didn't run on releasing the files to damage Trump, as so many claim he would have done if possible.


2. Trump DID say he was going to release the files.
3. Trump's teams can only process 1% in a year, how logically could you expect the same amount of agents to redact all victim information in 2ish months???


Bottom line, it WAS Trump and his crack team (Trash Patel, etc...) that made this such a major news headline, and now they are trying to sweep it under the rug. They picked the hill to die on, and now their king is implicated everywhere and they don't want the public to know that.

Some people are saying (that ought to be good enough for MAGAs - they get it all the time from thier Earless Leader - Venezuela, Greenland, etc., are mere components of this coverup.

Sound stupid? Consider who we’re talking about.

[Precious_b]

Originally Posted by ICU 812

And Biden? Hair sniffing Joe?

Where does President Biden, or whoever was running the country for him, fit into this mess?

They had all of this in their hands for four years . . . .

What ever happened back then to get justice for the victims?

If ol' joey is in the Epstein file, than he should be prosecuted to.

*WAIT*....

Fearless Leader says a Potus, current or former, should be immune to prosecution.

You wouldn't want to make your orange baby throw another tantrum going against what he said, would you?

[RX792P]

$648,000 (to $1,296,600) a day
$12,960,000 (to $28,525,200) a month
to work on releasing Epstein files.

Dang, justice is expensive...

[pxmcc]

Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna ask the Maxwell judge to appoint a special master to oversee the release of the Epstein files. very good chess move for a totally non-compliant DOJ.

https://www.politico.com/live-update...lease-00717659