Jeffrey Epstein sufferer’s diary ‘contradicts’ FBI blackmail claims

The Jeffrey Epstein sufferer Virginia Giuffre claimed in her diary that the intercourse offender taped her being “abused by different males” to make use of for blackmail, seemingly contradicting a memorandum by the FBI and the justice division.

The memo, revealed on Monday, acknowledged that there was “no credible proof discovered that Epstein blackmailed distinguished people as a part of his actions”.

Giuffre, who died by suicide at her house in Perth, Australia, in April, had left behind a diary of her remaining months, which her household shared with The Instances to inform the “full story” of her life.

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“I was watched by Epstein’s hidden cameras, which I’ve seen myself,” she wrote in a single undated entry. “The FBI have the archive footage displaying me being abused by different males, used as blackmail.”

President Trump’s justice division and the FBI, which had promised “full transparency” on the Epstein case, concluded on Monday that they discovered no proof that the convicted intercourse offender and disgraced financier blackmailed highly effective figures, saved a “consumer checklist” or was murdered.

Giuffre turned Epstein’s most distinguished accuser, profitable a number of lawsuits in opposition to him and his property for sexual abuse and trafficking.

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Questions have been requested about what was recovered from FBI raids on Epstein’s numerous properties after his arrest on sex-trafficking expenses in 2019.

Giant black binders holding labelled CDs, in addition to exhausting drives, had been found in a number of rooms in his eight-storey Higher East Facet house in Manhattan, together with in a so-called therapeutic massage room.

Federal prosecutors mentioned CDs present in a secure featured sexual pictures of girls and under-age women.

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Investigators had been reported to have discovered a number of hidden cameras in Epstein’s properties, together with in his Manhattan townhouse and his personal island, Little Saint James, within the US Virgin Islands.

A minimum of one different sufferer, the Briton Sarah Ransome, has claimed that Epstein secretly filmed sexual encounters between victims and high-profile figures to make use of for blackmail.

Trump’s Division of Justice and the FBI mentioned in a memo made public on Sunday there isn’t any proof that the late financier, who died in a Manhattan jail cell awaiting trial, saved a “consumer checklist” or was blackmailing highly effective figures.

In addition they dismissed the declare that Epstein was murdered in jail, confirming his dying by suicide, and mentioned they might not be releasing any extra info.

Trump, and members of his administration together with Pam Bondi, the legal professional basic, Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, the director and deputy director of the FBI, had vowed to research the Epstein file to supply solutions not simply to the general public however to his tons of of victims.

Nevertheless, the one proof revealed by the administration has been paperwork that had already been made public by civil litigation or freedom of knowledge requests.

The backlash on Monday was swift and brutal from his “Make America Nice Once more” motion – who’ve lengthy held as an article of religion that “Deep State” elites had been defending Epstein’s strongest associates within the Democratic Occasion and Hollywood.