Donald Trump orders U.S. Attorney General ‘Making’ More Epstein Documents

U.S. President Donald Trump said he ordered the Justice Department to produce some other documents related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

“Based on absurd propaganda to Jeffrey Epstein, I have asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to give any and all relevant grand jury testimony, but to obtain court approval,” Trump said in a social media post.

It is unclear whether Trump authorizes the public release of the documents, or when it may occur – although such actions usually require court approval.

The situation happened after days of constant pressure from some of Trump’s most loyal supporters demanding further disclosure in the Epstein case.

Presidential lawyer Pam Bondi released a few minutes later: “We are ready to move out of the court tomorrow to announce the report card of the grand jury.”

The grand jury is a group of citizens formed by prosecutors to determine if there is enough evidence to file charges. Legally, it determines whether there is a possible reason for the crime to be considered to have been committed.

The grand jury’s ruling still has to be tested before the court’s normal jury to get the suspect convicted of the crime.

It is unclear whether the President’s Post’s testimony involved in a grand jury, whether it was about Epstein’s case in the early 2000s or whether it stemmed from 2019 federal charges. The BBC has asked the White House.

Some grand jury documents on the 2006 Florida case have been released, leading to his accusation of soliciting prostitutes. The case has been severely criticized for the lack of serious allegations and the severity of the victim’s testimony, including multiple minors.

During last year’s campaign, Trump promised to release documents related to the shameful financiers.

But Bondy announced last week The U.S. Department of Justice does not believe Epstein has a so-called client list This may imply a high-profile colleague who, despite his death, did take his own life.

After Bondi touted, she intends to announce major revelations about the case, including “many names” and “many flight logs” – a tribute to those who travel with a financer or travel to his private island, many of which claimed crimes were believed to have occurred.

Her reversal prompted an angry response from many of Trump’s most enthusiastic supporters who called for Bundy to resign after failing to find the list, which Trump officials had previously claimed to own.

Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk praised Trump’s moves for his recent criticism of the administration’s handling of archives.

“It’s huge, it’s something we’ve been talking about for a while, and it’s really the power of the grassroots,” he said.

Epstein, who awaits trial on sex trafficking charges, died in a New York prison cell in 2019. His death was imprisoned after he was registered as a sex offender after he was convicted of a minor in prostitution for more than a decade.

The directive happened shortly after Trump said he would sue the Wall Street Journal newspaper, publishing an article claiming “bawdy” birthday greetings, “bawdy” with Trump’s name posted was sent to Epstein in 2003, and the late financier was charged with sexual crimes.

The newspaper claimed the letter was sent on Epstein’s 50th birthday and was denounced as “fake” by Trump.

Trump said in an article that newspapers and boss Rupert Murdoch were “directly warned” to describe the story as “false, malicious and defamatory.”

According to the Wall Street Journal, a letter with Trump’s name: “Contains several lines of typing, made up of the outline of a naked woman, seems to be hand-painted with heavy markers.”

“Inside the silhouette of a naked woman is a typographical account of a fictional dialogue between Trump and Epstein, written in third person,” the report said.

According to the letter, it was reportedly stated, “Friends are a great thing. Happy birthday – May every day be another wonderful secret.”

Trump said in response to the story on social media: “These are not my words, not the way I speak.

According to the newspaper, the letter is part of a birthday greeting compiled by Epstein assistant Ghislaine Maxwell. Maxwell was convicted in 2021 on charges of helping Epstein with a child who had sexually committed and sentenced to 20 years in prison.