Prosecutor Common Pam Bondi accused the Federal Office of Retention Investigation “Thousands of pages” of documents related to the investigation of the sentenced sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. In a letter addressed to the newly appointed director of the FBI, Kash Patel, Bondi demanded the immediate release of all the relevant archives.
That day earlier, the Department of Justice published a set of folded documents “Epstein files: phase 1” to a select group of conservative influencers. Notable figures such as Libs de Chaya Raichik of Tiktok, journalist Jack Posobiec, expert Liz Wheeler and conservative commentator Mike Cernovich, leaving the White House with folders labeled with the project title.
However, these documents were strongly written and mainly informed information. “We obtained the folder at noon … Ag Bondi wanted to get what they had, that nothing materials.” Cernovich wrote in an X post, added that the FBI “He held the current information and Ag Bondi ordered Kash Patel to start kicking back.”
Yes. I can confirm this. Ag Pam Bondi launched what he had in his possession for the good of transparency. Unfortunately, some bad actors within SDNY and the FBI NYC field office with sustained documents. Ag Bondi is working on this tirelessly. https://t.co/zsiie0qrew
– Cernovich (@cernovich) February 27, 2025
Bondi’s letter to Patel alleges on Thursday that despite the guarantees of his predecessors in the FBI that his office had received the complete set of documents related to Epstein, a source council revealed the existence of additional unintected files. According to the reports, the initial lot provided to the Bondi office included approximately 200 pages, including flight records, contact information and identities of victims, which according to the AG and enough period for “make you sick. “
“At 8:00 am in the morning, February 28, the FBI will deliver the complete Epstein files to my office, including all records, documents, audio and video recordings, and materials related to Jeffrey Epstein and its clients, regardless of how such information was obtained,” Bondi wrote in his letter to Patel. “There will be no retentions or limitations for my access or access.”
The limited launch of Epstein’s archives has generated criticism from representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.), Leaded by President Donald Trump’s newly established “Declassification” Workforce. “This is not what we or the American people asked. Get us the information we ask instead of filtering ancient information to press ”, Luna wrote in X on all limits.
This is the story: President Trump and Ag Pam Bondi promised to launch the Epstein archives. The FBI was told that he delivered the files to Bondi. About 200 pages. Bondi smelled a rat, because there was nothing juicy on the 200 pages, only flight logs and a phone role …
– Liz Wheeler (@liz_wheeler) February 27, 2025
President Trump signed an executive order shortly after assuming the position, ordering the release of Epstein’s archives along with classified documents related to the murders of President John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
The case of Epstein has caught the significant attention due to his extensive Pink of high -profile associates, including former president of the United States, Invoice Clinton, Prince Andrew of Great Britain, the multimillion -dollar co -founder Microsoft Invoice Gates and many other celebrities and business leaders. Trump also personally knew Epstein, but he has denied having visited his private island, maintaining that he cut the ties with him in the 1990s, years before the first arrest of the financial one for requesting prostitution in 2006, and has promised to declassify all the files.
By increasing concerns about the possible destruction of these sensitive documents, representative Andy Ogles (R-TENN) has proposed legislation aimed at preserving all non-public records related to Epstein. In a letter to Bondi on Wednesday, Ogles announced his intention to present the Law of Obliteration of Documentation of Epstein, or the Pedo Law, after “Reports that certain FBI agents supposedly try to destroy critical records.”
