Judge Criticizes DOJ's Attempt to Release Limited Epstein Grand Jury Testimony
CBS NewsSeptember 5, 20251 min8,952 views
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- 🏛️ A federal judge denied the government's request to unseal grand jury documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and Gileain Maxwell.
- ⚖️ The judge noted that the requested 70 pages of testimony were insignificant compared to the vast amount of other Epstein files the DOJ has withheld.
- 💡 He argued that releasing these specific documents would not illuminate the Epstein case, especially since they did not contain victim testimony.
- 🚫 The judge declined to break with the long-standing precedent of keeping grand jury testimony sealed.
DOJ's Motives and Victim Families' Response
- 🧐 The judge suggested the DOJ's motion might be an attempt to divert attention from their reluctance to release other Epstein-related files.
- 📢 Victim families are urging the administration to release all available information, expressing frustration with the DOJ's lack of transparency.
- 🤝 They believe Epstein and Maxwell did not act alone and want the public to be aware of all relevant details.
- 📣 The families' stance has reportedly frustrated some within the MAGA community who also seek more information.
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