Staff Reports
The Trump administration has shut down conspiracy theories about Jeffrey Epstein once and for all. President Trump’s Justice Department and FBI confirmed Epstein killed himself and never kept a “client list” of powerful people. This bombshell report ends years of speculation pushed by online activists.
Officials released video footage proving nobody entered Epstein’s cell the night he died. The evidence matches the medical examiner’s suicide finding. This should silence wild claims that powerful figures murdered Epstein to cover up crimes.
For years, conservatives raged about a possible cover-up. Even Trump’s own FBI leaders, Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, fueled these theories before joining the administration. Now they agree with the facts—Epstein wasn’t murdered.
The memo makes clear no one else will face charges. Epstein’s partner Ghislaine Maxwell is already serving 20 years for trafficking girls. Case closed. The FBI found zero evidence implicating other famous names.
Deep down, patriots feel betrayed. We fought for transparency, but the feds won’t release more Epstein files. They claim it’s to protect victims and innocent people from false accusations. Sounds like an excuse to bury the truth.
Attorney General Pam Bondi promised full disclosure but failed. She handed out useless binders to influencers while hiding the real evidence. This double-dealing stinks of swamp politics.
Epstein’s victims deserve justice, not more government secrets. Locking away files protects the elite, not ordinary Americans. Our leaders owe us the whole story—not half-truths.
Conservatives won’t forget this betrayal. We demanded answers about Epstein’s powerful friends. Instead, the feds slammed the door. It’s a disgrace to every patriot who fought for transparency.
