The release of Jeffrey Epstein's case files has been met with criticism after key documents, including flight logs and client lists, were heavily redacted or missing. Attorney General officials are under fire for what critics call a 'botched' release, with entire pages blacked out. FBI director Kash Patel has vowed to locate the missing files, promising further disclosures. Meanwhile, political figures and media personalities are debating the implications of the release, with some using it as a political tool. The controversy has fueled public frustration over transparency and accountability in the Epstein case.
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Jeffrey Epstein súbory: Generálny prokurátor kritizovaný za "zpackané" zverejnenie zoznamu letov a zoznamu klientov s CELÝMI stránkami čiernymi.
JEFFREY Epstein’s personal address book is included in a 100-page case file that is set to be released on Thursday, according to reports. The docs are expected to drop any moment after a
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Kash Patel prisahá, že zdvojnásobí úsilie o hľadanie chýbajúcich dokumentov Jefferyho Epsteina po uvoľnení prvej fázy 'neúspešného' zverejnenia od Pam Bondi
FBI director Kash Patel has personally vowed to hunt down thousands of pages of missing Jeffrey Epstein files after the first tranche was released on Thursday.
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Verný Trump MAGA hovorí, že je to nemysliteľné
The Donald Trump loyalist took to social media, declaring in a rare moment her agreement with Trump critic Ron Filipkowski, the editor-in-chief of MeidasTouch News, over the Trump administration’s supposed release of the Epstein files.
