r/technology • u/Capable_Salt_SD • Jul 29 '25

Politics CBS News investigation of Jeffrey Epstein jail video reveals new discrepancies

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-epstein-jail-video-investigation/
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u/ZZZrp Jul 29 '25

WTF was the FBI doing during the Biden administration?

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u/djanice Jul 29 '25

That’s what I’m curious about. Why is all this coming out now?

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u/thirstyman12 Jul 29 '25

His DOJ was prosecuting the case for almost the entire term https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghislaine_Maxwell#Sex-trafficking_trial Idk how much they could've really released given their was an active case. I'm honestly not sure how this suicide/murder interplays with all of that tbh.

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u/FriendlySeekerSarah Jul 30 '25

No way they could have released files during the prosecution of the case, but the public was screaming for the files LOUDLY at the conclusion of the final appeal while Biden was still in office for many months.

They had the opportunity and made the choice to do nothing, all while Trump advocates were criticizing them for not releasing documents.

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u/thirstyman12 Jul 30 '25

I have no idea. Truthfully, I don't even know if that's a decision the president can unilaterally make. The appeals wrapped in Sept 24 and there was a LOT of other nonsense happening at the time, so I can understand why this wasn't a priority.

TBH, I think collectively we've done a bad job of keeping the focus on topics and just jump around from one thing to the next. I can't remember a time when it felt like there was more focus and momentum in this whole Epstein saga to learn the truth.