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DOJ-FBI Memo Affirms Epstein Suicide, Debunks Notion of 'Client List'

Lawmakers demand release of missing surveillance footage following the memo’s publication.

Attorney General Pam Bondi, left, listens as President Donald Trump, right, speaks during a cabinet meeting at the White House on Tuesday. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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Overview

  • The Department of Justice and FBI concluded in a newly released memo that Jeffrey Epstein hanged himself in his 2019 federal detention and that there is no evidence he maintained a “client list.”
  • Mark Epstein publicly derided the findings, saying he “laughed at how stupid it was” and reiterated his belief that his brother was likely murdered.
  • President Trump dismissed renewed inquiries at a Cabinet meeting, questioning why Epstein “has been talked about for years,” while MAGA allies like Alex Jones and Laura Loomer attacked the memo and called for Bondi’s resignation.
  • House Judiciary Committee Democrats led by Rep. Jamie Raskin have demanded the release of additional records, including documents referencing President Trump.
  • Investigators released nearly 11 hours of surveillance footage from outside Epstein’s cell, with a missing one-minute timestamp now under review by the DOJ.