Epstein survivors and Senate Democrats ask for audit to determine if Epstein files have been "tampered with"

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Investigation into Epstein Case Files Raises Concerns of Tampering and Concealment

Democrat senators and survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes are pushing for an independent review of the case files to ensure they have not been tampered with or concealed. A letter sent to the Justice Department's inspector general, signed by Senate Democrats including Adam Schiff, asks for a formal review into the handling of the records to check for any "chain of custody" problems.

The request comes ahead of the release of the Epstein case files next week, under a federal law that requires the Trump administration to make virtually all related documents publicly available. The impending releases follow months of pressure from both parties for more information on the government's investigations into Epstein and his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell.

Allegations have surfaced that Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel ordered a massive review of Epstein-related records, which resulted in around 1,000 personnel working non-stop to identify any mentions of President Trump. This raised concerns about potential tampering or concealment of evidence.

Survivors' attorney Spencer Kuvin has expressed similar concerns, stating that the records have passed through too many hands and behind too many closed doors for anyone to assume they are intact. He also questioned why there should be no independent verification of the case files.

The Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats are asking the inspector general to audit the handling of the case files and release the results by January 19. They want answers on how many individuals have obtained custody over the materials, among other questions.

The Justice Department has not commented on the request yet, while the inspector general's office declined to speak about its communication with Congress.

 

[Relentless]

I gotta say, this whole situation is super shady . If there's a chance those Epstein case files got tampered with or messed up, it's a huge deal . We should definitely get an independent review of the records to make sure they're legit .

I mean, who wants to just take someone's word for it? The idea that 1,000 personnel were working on reviewing Epstein-related records is wild . And now we know they were looking specifically for mentions of President Trump... that's some conspiracy theory stuff .

Survivors' attorney Spencer Kuvin raises a valid point about the case files passing through too many hands . It's crazy to assume nobody would mess with something like that, especially if it involves sensitive info .

The Justice Department and FBI are always saying they're on our side, but this stuff is starting to look like some BS . Maybe we need an outside eye to make sure everything is legit .

 

[Everybody Ha]

omg this is getting out of hand!! i mean i get it, people want answers and transparency but come on 1000 ppl working non stop to find trump's name in those files is just weird and what if someone did tamper with the evidence?? that would be a whole new level of bad survivors deserve to know the truth about epstein's case and i don't think it's too much to ask for an independent review of the records especially now that they're releasing the files next week

 

[Black Kung-fu Conne]

I'm getting really worried about this Epstein case files thing... If they're concerned that there's been tampering or concealment of evidence, then we need someone to check it out properly. I mean, 1,000 personnel working on it is a lot - what if one of them messed up? We can't just assume everything is fine because some people say so.

It's weird that the Justice Department isn't commenting yet... shouldn't they be like "yeah we're looking into it" or something? And why do we need an independent review? Can't someone just verify the files themselves?

I'm not saying anything bad about the government, I just think this case is getting a lot more complicated than it needs to be. What if there's some hidden info in those files that could help us understand what really happened? We should at least try to find out...

 

[Healt]

I'm getting super worried about this Epstein case... I mean, what's going on? First, we had all those allegations of sex crimes and now it seems like there's some shady stuff going on with the files themselves . I don't trust this at all. Like, why did we need 1,000 personnel working non-stop to find Trump's name in the records? Sounds like a big ol' distraction to me .

And what about those case files? They've been through so many hands and behind so many closed doors... how can anyone be sure they're still intact? It's just not right. I want answers on this ASAP! The whole thing is just too weird for me .

 

[Samurai]

Ugh, this is so messed up ... I mean, I get why they're pushing for an independent review - it's gotta be super hard to verify the integrity of those records when they've been passed around by so many people. Like, imagine if someone tried to alter or erase something on your favorite childhood VHS tape and you didn't know until it was too late ... anyway, this raises serious red flags about potential tampering or cover-ups.

And can we talk about the weird fact that 1,000 personnel were working non-stop to find any mentions of President Trump? Like, what's up with that? It sounds like some kind of crazy game of "find the Trump reference" rather than a genuine attempt to uncover evidence. I'm just glad someone is speaking out and demanding more transparency.

I feel for the survivors who have had to go through this traumatic ordeal... they deserve justice and answers, not more red tape or bureaucratic nonsense . Fingers crossed that the inspector general's review will bring some clarity and accountability to this whole mess

 

[Gentle Goose]

I'm getting some major vibes of "something fishy" going on here... The whole thing seems kinda shady, especially with 1k personnel working non-stop just for Trump . It's like, what's the real motive behind this massive review? Are they trying to cover something up? And why do we need an independent review now? Can't trust the people in charge, you know?