Is there anything stopping the Epstein estate from releasing everything?
Can't imagine what it would be.
Other than maybe just not wanting to get more deeply involved. Or risk getting sued by somebody or another on something they did or did not release.
Plus, the Epstein estate only has access to the things that Epstein possessed and that the FBI returned. It would not have potentially criminal documents and video that the FBI retained. Nor has it ever had the likely mountains of evidence, witness and victim statements, etc that the FBI gathered independently.
For example, if there ever was a client list, I doubt the FBI returned it to the estate. Also, as you note the Epstein estate is paying out settlements to victims. So, it has its own agenda to limit the damage done by the materials it releases. We can't assume that it's 100% credible and reliable.
Lament the murder, not the murdered.
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One concept of "client list" is one kept by Epstein himself, essentially a contact list, that could very well have many legit uses, but could also include info useful for leverage if needed. That list may or may not (still) exist, but another concept of a "client list" would be derived from the investigation itself, consisting of names of people with relationships with Epstein, some of which might be legit, some of which might be illegal and/or related to the women (or girls, actually - the women may be different). So bottom line, there likely isn't and wont' be a comprehensive and clear "list" but every name that comes out of the investigation will get tarnished right or wrong.
One concept of "client list" is one kept by Epstein himself, essentially a contact list, that could very well have many legit uses, but could also include info useful for leverage if needed. That list may or may not (still) exist, but another concept of a "client list" would be derived from the investigation itself, consisting of names of people with relationships with Epstein, some of which might be legit, some of which might be illegal and/or related to the women (or girls, actually - the women may be different). So bottom line, there likely isn't and wont' be a comprehensive and clear "list" but every name that comes out of the investigation will get tarnished right or wrong.
True, unless he used a code or some other way of IDing the creeps within his sphere. It's been alleged that he ran a "network" of abusers. That would have taken some level of organization, but .
Lament the murder, not the murdered.
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My guess - GUESS - is that there's a lot less to the whole thing than generally believed. Scandals have a way of getting a life of their own. I'm guessing the girls are a small part of his whole organization and except for the great amount of money involved isn't much different from other ultra rich guys lining up entertainment for their clients.
Newly released internal emails show the FBI mounting a costly overtime-fueled sprint to analyze the Epstein files as political pressure grew to release them—in a project dubbed the “Special Redaction Project,” Bloomberg reports.
... Correspondence obtained and detailed by Bloomberg’s FOIA Files lays out how FBI Director Kash Patel sent about 1,000 special agents to the bureau’s Central Records Complex in Winchester, Virginia, for crash-course redaction training on the “Epstein Transparency Project,” also called the “Special Redaction Project.”
1,000 agents.
... Reuters reported the new law allows redactions for ongoing probes and victim privacy. A Manhattan judge has since pressed DOJ to detail what it intends to unseal on a tight clock....
More redactions.
Lament the murder, not the murdered.
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Newly released internal emails show the FBI mounting a costly overtime-fueled sprint to analyze the Epstein files as political pressure grew to release them—in a project dubbed the “Special Redaction Project,” Bloomberg reports.
... Correspondence obtained and detailed by Bloomberg’s FOIA Files lays out how FBI Director Kash Patel sent about 1,000 special agents to the bureau’s Central Records Complex in Winchester, Virginia, for crash-course redaction training on the “Epstein Transparency Project,” also called the “Special Redaction Project.”
1,000 agents.
... Reuters reported the new law allows redactions for ongoing probes and victim privacy. A Manhattan judge has since pressed DOJ to detail what it intends to unseal on a tight clock....
I have a hard time believing there aren't multiple clean copies on multiple servers spread around who knows where.
A massive dump is gonna shit on DonOLD's parade sooner rather than later.
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This truly is the most transparent administration ever! We can see right through the schemes & lies.
America you voted for this. Happy now. You were warned and yet you chose this. So many of you now are saying that it wasn’t me who voted for him.
Sorry but those same voters still believe that Trump is wonderful. I can't believe the ignorance.
It must be very hard to say you regret how you voted, especially if your friends and family don't approve. Not sure what to think about those who regret that they just expected bad things to happen to others, not "people like us".
I predict that Trump will be designated a 'victim' so that any reference to him can be redacted.
Oh, they didn't care about trying to make him a victim, they just automatically redacted his name whenever and wherever it appeared, you can bet on that.
So transparent … that’s why we know details of ballroom donors, names of murdered boaters, cryptocurrency & other grifts, Qatar plane, $230M you sued us for, $50K Homan tape, UN escalatorgate, teleprompter gate….
Yes, very transparent. Transparently redacting Epstein files, obscuring fake investigations, etc., etc.
Lots more.
Lament the murder, not the murdered.
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Lots more.