Bondi Accused of Delaying Epstein Documents

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Trump's AG Claims She Will Release More Epstein Docs, but They May Be Redacted for National Security

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Pam Bondi claims that the FBI and the Southern District of New York blocked her access to thousands of pages of documents related to the case of Jeffrey Epstein .

The Florida attorney general now says that the documents will soon be released, but that they may still be redacted.

The internet took Bondi ’s rhetoric to mean that the Epstein case might have “national security” implications.

The non-prosecution agreement that many deemed highly lenient was overseen by then U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida , Alexander Acosta .

Acosta is reported to have later said: “I was told Epstein belonged to intelligence’ and to leave it alone” Epstein ’s partner in crime, Ghislaine Maxwell , is the daughter of Robert Maxwell , a publishing magnate who enjoyed ties to the Israeli government.

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