There’s A Whole Separate Batch Of Epstein Files Pam Bondi Doesn’t Control
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The Treasury Department has thousands of records reflecting potentially suspicious payments to Jeffrey Epstein.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced this month that the Justice Department wouldn’t release any more information about its investigation into the late Jeffrey Epstein.
The announcement set off a monster backlash among some of President Donald Trump’s supporters and even prompted a few Republicans in Congress to try to force Bondi to release the material.
But the Justice Department isn’t the only part of the federal government with information on Epstein, a serial sexual predator and former friend of Trump’s.
According to Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), the Treasury Department, which oversees taxes and investigates financial crimes, has thousands of records reflecting some of the millions of dollars funneled to Epstein, as well as several suspicious activity reports filed by banks handling the money.
Treasury officials during the administration of President Joe Biden let Wyden’s staff inspect their files. He said they uncovered more than 7,000 Epstein wire transfers possibly relating to his underage sex trafficking operation.
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