The Epstein Files by Julie K. Brown

The Epstein Files by Julie K. Brown

A dozen questions to ask Pam Bondi

The Epstein case just may be the biggest government cover-up in history. Was Bondi the puppeteer?

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Julie k Brown
May 28, 2026
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Pam Bondi has a lot of explaining to do.

In July 2025, she and FBI Director Kash Patel announced that the Epstein case was closed, and there was no evidence of additional crimes committed by Epstein or others associated with him.

Case closed.

Let me say this in another way: One of the most prolific sex offenders in history — someone who made millions and perhaps even billions of dollars — without any real investigation into his finances or his businesses and associates — basically committed all this crimes all by himself.

He created a worldwide criminal syndicate in which no one was involved except for two people: him and Ghislaine Maxwell.

Even Bondi isn’t stupid enough to believe this. She knows that, over the decades since Epstein served jail time in his nice office in Florida that he was still manipulating the levers of power.

There is plenty of evidence that the FBI knew that Epstein was involved in a myriad of crimes over the years. In the years after his arrest in Florida — when Bondi was attorney general — more victims were coming forward, alleging for example, that other men were involved. Lawsuits were filed. Depositions were taken.

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