When Jeffrey Epstein died by apparent suicide, it seemed like he took all knowledge of his clients with him. For years there were rumors of a supposed list which contained the names of those who had done business with Epstein in regards to his trafficking, in fact, Donald Trump and his administration had spoken of this list, with Attorney General, Pam Bondi, promising to release it.
But now, after all that build-up, we’re being told there never was a list in the first place. The president’s Justice Department and the FBI have concluded that there is no evidence that the New York financier ever had a list or that he blackmailed his clients with it. So what was all that nonsense from Trump earlier this year where he claimed he would make the list public? Why did he imply he had the list only to suddenly turn around and claim it never existed? So many questions.
