Jeffrey Epstein dies of suicide, confirmed by Department of Justice and FBI Review | Jeffrey Epstein

U.S. government review of financiers’ files Jeffrey Epstein It has said there is no secret list of clients to be released and confirmed that he committed suicide in August 2019 death during federal custody, both of which contradict the conspiracy theory.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI have reviewed the documents – which have been ridiculed for years as a treasure trove of the larger network of wrongdoing – concluded that there were no expected allegations because investigators “have found no evidence that could prove investigations against third parties that do not need to pay”, a memo said.

The Ministry of Justice also Released hours of footage Taken from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, it shows that no one entered or left the area where Epstein was held before or after medical examiners, and he claimed his life.

“As part of our commitment to transparency, the Department of Justice and the FBI are on the verge of Jeffrey Epstein,” said the Justice Department.

It added that the review includes “digital searches for its database, hard drives and network drives, and physical searches for areas where squad areas, lock cabinets, desks, closets and other responsive materials may have been stored”.

The department said it has found “a large amount of material”, including 300 gigabytes of data and physical evidence, including “a large number of images of Epstein, images and videos that are minors or appear to be victims of minors, as well as more than 10,000 downloaded videos and images of illegal child sexual abuse materials and other pornographic materials and other pornographic content.”

“Through this review, we have found no basis to redisclose the disclosure of these materials and do not allow the release of child pornography,” the memorandum said.

The statement continued, the comment also found no “list of clients” for crimes or found credible evidence of Epstein’s involvement in extortion of outstanding individuals.

The memo said there is no further charge in the investigation related to the investigation into Epstein, as investigators “have found no evidence that an investigation could be conducted against an uncharged third party.”

Attorney General, Pam Bondihad previously promised to publicly release many records related to Epstein, but earlier documents did not have any effect in promoting the narrative of conspiracy since their death.

Shortly after the memorandum was released axislater replaced by independent journalist Jessica Reed Kraus, Elon Musk expressed disappointment, Post images to social platform x “Jeffrey Epstein’s official pedophile arrest counter”, set to “0000”.

“What is time? Oh, look, this is not a person again, and he was released.”

Tesla’s billionaire CEO Donald Trump His efforts to pass the federal government through the Doge seem to be contrary to Trump’s recent bill, which would significantly increase the deficit, had previously suggested that the Justice Department’s pledged Epstein archive has been delayed because Trump himself was involved.

“It’s time to put down the real bomb: @realdonaldtrump is in the Epstein file.” “This is the real reason they haven’t made public. DJT, have a great day.”

Trump dismissed Musk’s statement to NBC News: “This is called ‘old news’. It’s old news that has been talked about for years.

The Justice Department also said the review of the document was consistent with previous disclosures in the case, which confirmed that Epstein had hurt more than a thousand victims.

“Everyone suffered a unique trauma. Sensitive information related to these victims was intertwined throughout the material. This included specific details such as the name and similarity of the victims, body description, birthplace, colleagues and employment history.

“One of our highest priorities is to combat child exploitation and bring justice to victims. The unfounded theories about Epstein make neither of them suitable.”