epstein -Pam Bondi states that Jeffrey Epstein files "should be made public" on February 27, "a significant amount of flight logs, a large number of names. "

Pam Bondi states that Jeffrey Epstein files "should be made public" on February 27, "a significant amount of flight logs, a large number of names. "

Pam Bondi mentioned that sequestration processes are the reason for it "taking some time" to disclose the documents.

 

 

 

 Attorney General Pam Bondi has  blazoned that the Jeffrey Epstein files “ should be released  hereafter," meaning Thursday, February 27, and cited  sequestration  enterprises as the reason why it has been “ taking some time. She stated during an interview with Fox News' Jesse Watters that the delay in releasing the “papers” was due to the need to redact the identities of over 200 victims.

 

 

" Other than that, I  suppose  hereafter Jesse. “ You are about to see some information related to Epstein being made public by my office, ” Bondi stated. When inquired about the type of information that would be revealed, Bondi disclosed, “ Hopefully from now on, many flight logs, many names, a great deal of information. ”

Bondi mentioned that there are “ more than 250 ” victims of Epstein. “ There are significantly more – this will disturb you – 200 victims, actually over 250, ” she noted, adding that “ we must ensure that their identity is  defended and their  particular information. ” She said of Epstein," It’s enough sick what that man did along with his debater. ” 

 

 Pam Bondi  lately teased plans to release documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein 

 This comes just days after Bondi teased plans to release documents connected to the condemned  coitus  lawbreaker. Bondi stated on Friday, February 21, that there exist “many documents” associated with Epstein that are located “in her office,” remaining to be reviewed. 

 

 

 

 At the time, Bondi revealed during an interview with Fox News that she got a brief about the accoutrements  shortly after she was  verified to her post in Donald Trump’s office, and that examining them was a “ directive ” from the chairman himself.

Bondi was questioned during a live broadcast, “ The (Department of Justice) might be unveiling the list of Jeffrey Epstein’s visitors – will that be the case? ”

Bondi responded, “ It’s currently on my desk for review; that has been a directive from President Trump. I’m reviewing that, I’m reviewing JFK  lines, MLK  lines. That’s all in the process of being reviewed, because that was done at the directive of the  chairman from all of these agencies. ” 

 

 Trump had promised in September 2024 that he'd release footage of UFOs and the so- called" Epstein  lines ” if he'sre-elected as  chairman. Bondi  preliminarily praised the  chairman, saying, “ Donald Trump does n’t make empty  pledges. I  suppose  pledges made, promises kept. And that’s why we’re  each there to carry out his directive about making America safe and prosperous. ”