Abuse scandal
US Justice Minister wants to quickly release files on the Epstein case
Sex offenders Jeffrey Epstein died before it came to a court ruling against him. The files about him and his prominent friends should now be released.
US Justice Minister Pam Bondi has announced that he wanted to release files on the case of the alleged human retailer and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The material could possibly become public on Thursday, she said to the Fox News station. “What you will hopefully see on Thursday are a lot of flight connections, a lot of names, a lot of information,” said the minister.
The files had been released by a court, but have so far been kept under closure. Most recently, the pressure of politicians from both parties in Washington had grown to make the material public.
Epstein is said to have recruited young women in New York and on a Caribbean island – sometimes minors – to prostitution. Numerous prominent and wealthy guests were invited to parties in Epstein’s estate. Epstein himself came into custody and died there in 2019, even before he had a court ruling against him.
Many celebrities were guests from Jeffrey Epstein
Among other things, the British Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles III, were accused of contacts with Epstein. A woman stated that she was forced to intimities with the royal. A comparison is said to have been reached. Regardless of this, the prince denies any misconduct.
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