Epstein Jail Footage RELEASED As DOJ Officially CLOSES THE CASE! Fire Pam Bondi Now! She Lied!

DOJ Closes Epstein Case: “No Client List” Claims Spark Outrage, Calls for Accountability

NEW YORK, NY – The U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI have officially concluded their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, releasing an 11-hour security camera footage and asserting there is no evidence he blackmailed powerful figures, kept a client list, or did not take his own life . This pronouncement, coming via what appears to be an FBI report or memo, has ignited widespread skepticism and fury, particularly given past assurances from officials like Pam Bondi and Cash Patel who previously claimed to possess "files and files and files" of evidence.

We are now unequivocally calling for Pam Bondi and Cash Patel to immediately release the information they said they had or step down from their positions . The notion that there were "no shenanigans whatsoever" in this case directly contradicts the public statements made by these officials. While an Axios article initially linked to this report was quickly taken down, the core claims remain unchallenged by those in power.

Our primary contention is not necessarily with the assertion that Epstein took his own life – a conclusion we accept only begrudgingly if we must accept anything from this case . **What we absolutely refuse to accept is the claim that Jeffrey Epstein did not have a large network of customers, clients, or victims.** This goes against everything we know and against common sense.

The sources themselves confirm that files relating to Epstein include a large volume of images and videos of young victims, along with over 10,000 downloaded videos and images classified as CSAM . While authorities claim this material is sealed to protect victims, the idea that this sealing "did not expose any third parties to allegations of illegal wrongdoing" is a convenient excuse. As we’ve pointed out, Ghislaine Maxwell sits in prison for trafficking, and the idea that she was “trafficking to nobody” when she and Epstein were charged by the feds for operating a “massive trafficking ring that involved quote thousands of victims” is an insult to our intelligence . Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, is just one example, pictured with a victim and reportedly paying her tens of millions for her silence.

The recently released security camera footage, an alleged 11-hour stream, has also proven to be utterly useless. It “doesn’t really show you anything,” or as we’ve said, “diddly squat, diddly poo.” “. Scrutiny of the footage reveals disturbing discrepancies:

• It only shows from 7:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., despite Epstein being found at 6:30 a.m. “.
• There’s a suspicious “missing minute” between 11:59 and 12:00 “.
• The video oddly cuts from August 10th (the day he died) back to August 9th at 7:45 p.m., then includes a clip, and goes back to August 9th “.

This footage offers no clarity, no exoneration, and certainly no satisfaction “.

We’ve seen strong reactions across the spectrum, with many turning against figures like Dan Bongino and Cash Patel. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), for instance, has repeatedly demanded a subpoena for the complete, unredacted Epstein flight logs from the FBI and the release of Ghislaine Maxwell’s unredacted “little black book” of contacts and addresses . Common names like Kevin Spacey, Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Chris Tucker, Matt Groening, and Stephen Hawking are frequently recalled by the public in connection to Epstein, yet the DOJ now claims no secret client list exists.

This leads to a critical question: Is Pam Bondi lying now, or was she lying then? Just last week, Bondi stated she had the Epstein files “on her desk right now” and was reviewing them . Earlier, she claimed there was a "truckload of files" with "thousands of pages" that the FBI was reviewing in July. Yet, now the DOJ concludes there’s no client list and the case is closed “.

We find it unacceptable that the authorities are seemingly hiding behind the excuse that “every piece of evidence we have also happens to be CP so we can’t show that” . With well over 250 victims, protecting their identity is paramount, but this cannot be a blanket excuse to conceal what really happened and who else was involved.

The American people deserve full transparency. We refuse to play partisan politics when thousands of people are at risk and powerful individuals appear to be protected . This case is far from closed in the public's eye, and we will continue to demand answers until the truth about Epstein's vast network and its facilitators is fully revealed.