Sen. Blackburn Demands FBI Release Complete Epstein Records

Senator Marsha Blackburn is calling for the release of complete, unredacted records related to Jeffrey Epstein from the FBI and IRS, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability for the survivors of Epstein's crimes. In her letter to newly inaugurated FBI Director Kash Patel, Blackburn requested access to Epstein's private jet flight logs, surveillance footage from his Palm Beach residence, and Ghislaine Maxwell's infamous 'little black book,' which allegedly contains names of high-profile associates. She expressed concern that much remains unknown about Epstein's operations since his death in 2019. Blackburn's push for transparency follows a lack of satisfactory responses from former FBI Director Christopher Wray regarding the Epstein investigation. She asserted that the American public deserves to know the details of Epstein's network, which has been shrouded in speculation and redacted documents. Blackburn's demands reflect a growing call for accountability in high-profile sex trafficking cases.