DOJ Suddenly Keen to Unseal Epstein Files, Years Too Late
The AP reports the Justice Department is *renewing* its request to unseal Jeffrey Epstein's grand jury materials, citing Congress's new 'clarity' on document release. This despite Judge Richard Berman having denied a *previous* Trump administration request, stating the 70 pages of grand jury testimony were a 'hearsay snippet' compared to the DOJ's 100,000-page file. (Funny how those 100,000 pages
never quite saw the light of day, isn't it?) One might wonder about the timing: the push comes as a series of names connected to Epstein's network are finally seeing limited public exposure, and public outrage hasn't entirely dimmed. It appears the gears of 'justice' grind slowly, until a convenient moment for a PR-boosted 'bid to unseal' suddenly appears. Perhaps they've finally found a few pages
that don't implicate anyone they'd prefer to protect?