Jeffrey Epstein Hired Investigators to Intimidate FBI Agents

New reports reveal that Jeffrey Epstein hired private investigators to intimidate and surveil FBI agents investigating his alleged sex trafficking activities, employing tactics such as following agents and rummaging through their trash. These revelations come amid a growing controversy within President Donald Trump's second administration over the handling and release of Epstein-related documents, including a disputed missing minute from jail surveillance footage intended to dispel murder conspiracy theories. Internal conflict peaked during a tense meeting involving Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino, who considered resigning over the Justice Department's review affirming Epstein's suicide and denying the existence of a client list. President Trump personally intervened to dissuade Bongino from resigning, underscoring the administration's effort to manage MAGA supporters' frustration over what they view as stonewalling on the Epstein files. Additionally, Trump's former lawyer David Schoen, who represented Epstein shortly before his death, stated Epstein had no compromising information on Trump, a claim that fueled further division among Trump supporters. Attorney General Pam Bondi has faced backlash from MAGA figures for withholding files, while Trump has dismissed the Epstein investigation as a distraction and suggested the files are part of a political false flag.