The Truth Was Supposed to Come Out. It Didn’t.
For years, we’ve been fed scraps — half-truths, heavily redacted files, and sealed courtrooms.
But the Epstein case refuses to fade into silence.
Now, in a chilling resurfaced interview with Sean Spicer, Alan Dershowitz — Epstein’s former attorney — breaks his silence.
And what he reveals is as infuriating as it is terrifying.
He knows who’s on the client list.
He even claims to know why you haven’t seen it.
So why are the names still hidden?
According to Dershowitz, a judge’s confidentiality order is shielding the list.
But he goes further: calling it part of a broader scheme to protect the powerful — not the victims.
And it gets worse.
The Biden administration quietly walked back its promise to declassify Epstein’s files in full.
Instead, the DOJ issued a vague memo claiming:
“There’s nothing more to see.”
Sound familiar?
Victims Are Still Waiting. The System Still Fails Them.
Earlier this year, Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most courageous survivors, tragically died by suicide.
Her death isn’t just heartbreaking. It’s political.
Because while survivors suffer in silence, the powerful walk free.
Attorney Sigrid McCawley said it best:
“Epstein didn’t operate alone.
He had lawyers.
He had accountants.
He had protectors.
NONE of them have been held accountable.”
Trump Finally Spoke — And Said Nothing
When asked about Epstein, President Trump scoffed:
“We’re still talking about that creep? That’s unbelievable.”
But what’s truly unbelievable is this:
The cover-up continues. The list is still sealed. And the truth remains buried.