An attorney representing nearly a dozen survivors of Jeffrey Epstein does not anticipate action from the Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding the list of names provided by Representative Thomas Massie. The list, which includes alleged co-conspirators, has raised questions about the DOJ's willingness to pursue further investigations or prosecutions related to Epstein's activities.
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DOJ's Potential Response to Epstein Co-Conspirators List Uncertain
An attorney for Epstein survivors expressed doubt that the Department of Justice will take action on a list of names related to Epstein's co-conspirators provided by Representative Thomas Massie. This uncertainty highlights ongoing concerns regarding accountability in the Epstein case.
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