Trump DOJ Accused of Spying on Epstein Investigator Julie Brown

Discovery of Flight Records in Epstein Files

• 🔍 Investigative journalist Julie Brown discovered her American Airlines flight itinerary from July 2019 within newly released Epstein case files.
• 📌 The flight information, including her maiden name, was attached to a grand jury subpoena, raising questions about why the DOJ was monitoring her.
• 💡 Brown had been instrumental in pushing for the reinvestigation of Jeffrey Epstein.

Timing and Context of the Monitoring

• 🗓️ The flight in question occurred during the first Trump administration, approximately one month before Epstein's death in jail.
• 📰 Brown's reporting, particularly a series in November 2018 identifying 80 potential victims, some as young as 13, is highlighted as a significant contribution to uncovering the case.
• ❓ The timing and nature of the DOJ's alleged monitoring are described as "odd" and "suspicious."

Calls for Investigation and Cover-Up Allegations

• 🗣️ Democrats on the House Oversight Committee are reportedly planning to seek answers from the DOJ regarding this discovery.
• ⚠️ The transcript suggests a potential cover-up of information related to the Epstein case, with skepticism expressed about the DOJ's transparency.
• 📈 A poll indicates that 46% of Americans believe Donald Trump was involved with Epstein and his crimes.