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PatSeg

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3. I find it rather mindboggling

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Jan 2, 2026, 03:40 PM

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that there are that many documents on one man. After all those years of investigating Epstein and his associates, it must have been a huge letdown for those involved to have him die before they could put him on trial and air his crimes for the public to see.

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'We're now intervening': Lawmaker duo to make big move to force Epstein files' release [View all] BumRushDaShow Friday OP

The Justice Dept. is waaaay overdue for complying with the law. They need to be pushed . . . CaliforniaPeggy Friday #1

"My interest here is to see justice for survivors - it's not to be punitive" Wiz Imp Friday #2

I find it rather mindboggling PatSeg Friday #3

I was hoping for a special master. returnee Friday #4

I think a judge does the Special Master appointment. BumRushDaShow Friday #5

What if any Epstein related cases are still ongoing? n/t returnee Friday #7

I don't think that makes a difference per se BumRushDaShow Friday #9

If the House was to sue Bondi or the DOJ... returnee Friday #8

I think that is what Khanna and Massie want to do BumRushDaShow Friday #10

"...mandated by law to be released with limited redactions..." So this "law" thing mentioned flvegan Friday #6