Leaked letter from Trump’s Attorney General confirms truth about Epstein files
A newly revealed letter contradicts Donald Trump’s claims that no Jeffrey Epstein client list exists, showing his administration actively sought these documents. Former Attorney General Pam Bondi’s February 2025 letter to FBI Director Kash Patel demanded full disclosure of Epstein-related files, including contact lists and victim information.
The letter confirms the existence of at least 200 pages of Epstein documents that Bondi previously received, containing flight logs, contacts, and victim details. However, Bondi alleges the FBI withheld thousands more investigative files from New York field offices despite her repeated requests.
This revelation comes as Trump has tried to dismiss questions about Epstein, recently chastising a reporter for asking about the case. His efforts to downplay the matter conflict with Bondi’s urgent demand for complete transparency regarding Epstein’s network.
In her strongly worded letter, Bondi ordered Patel to deliver all remaining Epstein records immediately without redactions, while protecting victim privacy. She also mandated an investigation into why these documents were previously withheld from her office.
The correspondence undermines Bondi’s recent public statements denying the existence of an Epstein “client list.” Her letter specifically references receiving Epstein’s contact lists, creating apparent contradictions in the administration’s messaging.
Bondi set a 14-day deadline for Patel to explain the document withholding and propose disciplinary actions. She framed the request as fulfilling their shared commitment to government transparency under Trump’s leadership.
As pressure builds for Epstein file disclosures, this leaked letter confirms the administration possesses sensitive materials about the convicted sex offender’s associates while revealing internal conflicts over their release. The documents’ contents remain undisclosed to the public.
