Summary
The Justice Department and FBI found no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein had a client list or blackmailed associates. Their investigation confirmed that Epstein died by suicide, which is supported by previous findings.
Key Facts
- The Justice Department and FBI conducted an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's files.
- They found no evidence of a client list or blackmailing by Epstein.
- A memo explained that the investigation was thorough, examining both digital and physical records.
- Epstein died in 2019 at a federal prison in New York City.
- His death was investigated and confirmed as suicide by multiple authorities.
- The investigation's findings align with earlier reports from other officials.
- Public skepticism remains, especially concerning Epstein's ties to influential individuals.
