I'd be shocked if Trump is mentioned in the slightest negative way in anything that is allowed to be released. If he did anything wrong, he is fully protected and insulted.
Otherwise, Epstein as a monster and Maxwell was his accomplice. And there's a long list of assholes who need to be NAILED for what they did to those young girls.
Trump is protecting some rich and powerful people. Just like Biden did when he saw the information. The files that were just released are heavily redacted, and it isn't the victims Comer is trying to protect. Keep in mind these are only 1% of the information they have.
Here are six key excerpts from the documents.
1. Arguments rebutting Maxwell's charges
The documents contained multiple filings from lawyers arguing the government's charges against Maxwell should be thrown out.
In one filing, lawyers contended that charges for "transporting minors with the intent to engage in illegal sexual activity" should be dismissed because of the Fifth Amendment's double jeopardy clause.
Another memorandum argues that the charges should be dismissed because Maxwell doesn't know who made the claims against her.
2. "The Government does not contend that [Maxwell] poses a danger to the community."
Maxwell's lawyers appealed the court's decision to keep Maxwell incarcerated without bail in December 2020. In their filing, they offered a "substantially larger bail package" than the one proposed by the government.
A federal judge in New York ruled that Maxwell was a flight risk. That finding was substantiated even though "the Government does not contend that the Defendant poses a danger to the community," according to the court order.
3. Maxwell's lawyers slam the prison system
The release contains multiple letters from Maxwell's lawyers that push back against the way she was treated in the prison system.
In one letter from February 2021, Maxwell's lawyers argued that she should be given more access to a laptop so she can review discovery. They called the department's proposed solution of allowing her to review materials on weekends and holidays "utterly inadequate."
4. "We have her dead to rights."
At least one lawyer thought the case against Maxwell would be a slam dunk, according to the documents.
David Boies, Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, approached the Southern District of New York about charging Maxwell with perjury.
"We have her dead to rights," Boies said.
5. Maxwell denies witnessing crimes
The files included multiple transcripts where Maxwell said she did not witness the crimes she was later convicted of.
In one transcript, Maxwell denied knowing about the sex toys Epstein preferred. She also denied seeing him with some of the victims in different properties.
6. Nonprosecution agreement review
he FBI's report on the nonprosecution agreement reached between Epstein's lawyer and former U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta was also included in the files.
In it, the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility found that Acosta's actions related to the agreement did not constitute misconduct.
Acosta admitted to knowing about the agreement and approving it, even though he did not sign the agreement himself.
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