AG Bondi Accuses FBI of Withholding Epstein Documents, Patel Promises Investigation

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has demanded the FBI release all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, alleging that thousands of pages were withheld by the New York field office. In a letter, Bondi expressed her frustrations over receiving only 200 pages in response to her previous requests and set a deadline for the FBI to comply by Friday morning. FBI Director Kash Patel responded by promising a commitment to transparency and accountability, declaring that there would be 'no cover-ups, no missing documents, and no stone left unturned.' He also vowed to investigate why the documents were not initially provided to Bondi. The situation highlights ongoing scrutiny of the FBI's handling of Epstein's case, especially given the agency's history of criticism regarding its investigation of credible allegations against him. Bondi's ultimatum and Patel's commitment mark a significant moment in the quest for clarity surrounding Epstein's infamous network.