So let’s get this straight: after nearly six years of sketchy silence and enough red flags to wrap the entire Department of Justice in crime-scene tape, the FBI and DOJ are now telling us—brace for it—that Jeffrey Epstein didn’t have a blackmail client list. And just to sweeten that steaming pile of “trust us,” they finally release 10 hours of jail surveillance footage from outside his cell… but conveniently cut out a full minute during the most critical time frame.
Yeah, nothing to see here. Move along.
On Sunday night, Axios reported that a new internal memo from the FBI and DOJ “concluded” that Epstein wasn’t blackmailing anyone and definitely committed suicide. Case closed, right? Sure—if you still believe the government always tells the truth, the check’s in the mail, and Hunter Biden’s laptop was Russian disinformation.
But here’s the kicker: the so-called “full” surveillance video cuts out at exactly 11:59:00 and jumps right back in at 12:00:00. One perfect, neat little missing minute, right around the time the most high-profile prisoner in federal custody mysteriously managed to hang himself in a supposedly suicide-proof jail, while the guards “fell asleep” and the cameras “malfunctioned.”
BOMBSHELL: DOJ Caught Deleting 60 Seconds from Newly Released 10-Hour+ Epstein Surveillance Video — Missing Clip Raises Explosive Questions About “Suicide” Narrative
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So after years of hiding video footage, dodging FOIA requests, and releasing barely a whiff of actual evidence, the DOJ finally drops 10 hours of video and wants a gold star for transparency. But they couldn’t be bothered to explain why exactly one minute is missing. That’s not just fishy. That’s full-on tuna-factory corruption.
Jason Sullivan, founder of Unleashed and contributor to The Gateway Pundit, highlighted the missing clip, which you can watch for yourself. It’s not some wild internet conspiracy; it’s literally a blacked-out timestamp in a video that the DOJ claimed was untouched and complete. So what were they scrubbing? A shadowy figure entering the cell? Epstein sitting up and sipping coffee before the deed? Or maybe just more of the usual federal screw-ups they’d rather bury?
Let’s be honest. No one outside the Acela corridor believes Epstein killed himself. Not when half of D.C.’s power brokers, Hollywood elites, and billionaire jet-setters were regulars in his creepy island guestbook. The man was a walking liability, and poof—problem solved with a paper bedsheet.
Now the feds expect us to buy their “no blackmail list” fairy tale, backed by a mysteriously snipped video and a bureaucratic shrug. If this is the DOJ’s idea of transparency, we’re all being treated like mushrooms—kept in the dark and fed you-know-what.
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