This isn't breaking news, but this story got “lost in the sauce” when Charlie Kirk and Jimmy Kimmel were the only news stories being discussed last week. In case you missed it, banks have revealed financial documents related to the Epstein case. In the provided Epstein paper trail, names of wealthy men who paid Epstein, or were paid by him, were disclosed.
Although these names were revealed in financial documents that are part of the Epstein paper trail, they weren't made public. That's why the DOJ is fighting so hard to stop the courts from releasing the names of the men.
Donald Trump's DOJ is scrambling to make sure names exposed in financial records that are part of the Epstein paper trail aren't released by the courts.
Why?
They are so panicked about keeping these names hidden, it seems these men may be important to the Trump administration or they’re IN the administration.
More About the Epstein Paper Trail
From reporting by Raw Story:
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) put new pressure on Attorney General Pam Bondi over the Jeffrey Epstein case by dumping a road map to the pedophile's financial network into her lap as President Donald Trump begged his followers to move on from the scandal.
"I'm handing Trump's DOJ a ready-made case with seven different lines of investigation for them to follow the money on Jeffrey Epstein," Wyden tweeted. "Trump's DOJ needs to demand more documents and more answers from banks that worked with Epstein. That includes investigating how Epstein used shady, sanctioned Russian banks to send hundreds of millions of payments likely linked to sex trafficking."
"My investigators also found that several ultra-wealthy Wall Street financiers, including Leon Black, paid Jeffrey Epstein hundreds of millions of dollars," the senator added. "There's a clear paper trail here between Epstein and these guys, and DOJ needs to follow the money to figure out why."
