Summary
FBI Director Kash Patel stated that the first prosecution against Jeffrey Epstein, nearly 20 years ago, had significant flaws. He highlighted that limited search warrants and agreements made back then have complicated current investigations.
Key Facts
- FBI Director Kash Patel spoke at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
- He described the first case against Jeffrey Epstein as having serious shortcomings.
- Patel said the initial search warrants were too limited in scope.
- Court orders and Epstein's plea deals have made current investigations more complex.
- He noted that these early issues have affected the FBI's ability to gather evidence.
