Trump admin asks court to release Jeffrey Epstein grand jury docs

The US Department of Justice asked a judge to reveal the materials related to the sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein after the intense criticism of the Trump administration’s handling the case.

The demand is concerned with the government’s great jury in the 2019 sex smuggling case against Epstein, typically hidden and protected by laws.

The court filed a lawsuit against Trump’s Wall Street Journal’s parent company, owner Rupert Murdoch and two reporters, and in 2003, Epstein came through a story claiming that he had written a “obscene” personal note.

Trump said that the article was sent for Epstein’s 50th birthday.

On Friday, Trump refused to answer questions about journalists’ relationship with Epstein and the delay of publishing more details in the Epstein case.

On Thursday, he ordered the Chief Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi to release the documents related to Epstein’s secret big jury.

The Ministry of Justice was accused of trade of a girl under the age of 14 in a sex smuggling conspiracy, arguing that it should be described as a matter of public interest and should not be realized, and officially made a request to a judge in New York.

The department also wants to explain in the joint Ghislaine Maxwell case, which is convicted of a child sex smuggling conspiracy.

A large jury – a human panel that investigates if there is enough evidence to blame a guilty person – can hear from hidden informants and protected identities from protection for their safety. The materials in a large jury are typically kept hidden under laws, but if a judge decides for the public interest, it may reveal documents if they outweighs such legal protection in a case.

In both cases, it is uncertain if it contains when the documents will be published or whether Trump’s supporters will be published.

On Friday, Trump filed a $ 10 billion (£ 7.5 billion) lawsuit against Dow Jones in Miami, claiming that Wall Street Journal slandered him and violated slander laws and violated the laws of slander.

The President acknowledged that he and his staff were trying to stop the publication of the story. He said that Trump has known for decades, and the upper and down relationship, and Murdoch, who had been “directly” warned “, as” wrong, malicious and slander “if they print the article.

Murdoch, who was seen to participate in the FIFA World Cup with Trump on Sunday on Sunday, founded a media empire with Fox News and usually helped to push Trump to the White House.

Trump threatened that he would force Murdoch to testify in the case.

“This case opens not only for your favorite President Me, but also to continue for all Americans who will no longer tolerate the abusive mistakes of the fake news media, not only for your favorite President Me.”

The case also calls Khadeeja Safdar and Joseph Palazzolo, two reporters who wrote the story.

According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), a letter bearing the name of Trump contains several lines of type typewriter that was framed by the sketch of a naked woman who looked handled by a heavy marker. “

“There was a note written in the third person between Trump and Epstein in the draft of the naked woman.”

It has been reported that “Enigmas never aged” and allegedly contains a joke reference: “A friend is a great thing. Happy birthday – and every day can be another wonderful secret.”

Trump refused to write the note after the article was released on Thursday: “These are not my words, not my way of speaking.

The developments made on Friday came within a turbulent week for the President, as some of the most loyal supporters demanded more transparency and public opinion in the Epstein case.

Some Trump loyalists called on the Chief Public Prosecutor to resign after continuing to publish certain documents about Epstein.

In February, Bondi said Epstein’s “customer list” was “sitting at my desk right now”. Then last week, his office announced that there was no such a “customer list”.

Chad Bianco, a republican sheriff working for the governor of California, said BBC News to Trump’s Epstein files that “I expect” is not what I expect “and his followers” millions “was disappointed.

“We feel that we’re talking about loving stupid kids.”

In the meantime, the members of the congress forces Bondi to spend a “discharge” in a format that can be searched and downloaded in a format that can be searched and downloaded in a format that can be searched and downloaded in all records, documents, communication and investigation materials that are not held by the Ministry of Justice, including the Federal Investigation Office and the United States Lawyers offices.

The effort brought together the harshest opponents of the Congress, including Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene and Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, both signed as supporters.