The U.S. Attorney General said she has documents in the Epstein case. This is reported by Fox News, according to UNN.
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U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said she now has a list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients.
It is now on my desk to review
Bondi confirmed that these materials were at her disposal following a directive from President Donald Trump. The declassification of the documents is expected to shed light on a number of long-standing issues of public interest.
The statement of the Prosecutor General has triggered a new wave of discussions about the possible publication of the so-called Epstein black book. According to the information, this document contains the names of influential people associated with the notorious financier, who was accused of human trafficking.
Epstein died in 2019 in his prison cell while awaiting trial. Officially, his death was ruled a suicide, but many conspiracy theories still circulate around this case.
Trump's return to power has paved the way for the possible declassification of previously classified documents. Bondi, who in 2024 advocated for the publication of materials in the Epstein case, now has every reason to implement this initiative.