Legal cases could prise open Epstein cache despite Trump's blocking effort
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Donald Trump promised to release documents in the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein, but since his return to the White House, very few documents have been issued, leading to dissatisfaction and political backlash. Legal pressures arising from ongoing court cases may uncover critical information about Epstein's illicit activities. A notable lawsuit from Radar Online and journalist James Robertson, originating from a 2017 public records request, seeks documents related to Epstein's FBI investigation. The justice department's request to unseal grand jury transcripts could further aid in releasing vital records.
Trump vowed to release documents related to the criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, but since returning to the White House, few documents have been made public and promises have faltered.
Legal pressures, including lawsuits and court cases, may force the release of important documents about Epstein's crimes, despite political pressures and Trump's lack of disclosure.
Radar Online and journalist James Robertson filed a lawsuit to acquire documents from the FBI related to Epstein's investigation after their public records request was ignored.
The justice department's unusual request to unseal grand jury transcripts in Epstein's cases could potentially facilitate the release of further records regarding his connections.
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