After a lot of ‘will they, won’t they’ speculation, the notorious ‘Jeffrey Epstein’ documents have entered the public domain and there is more to come. Hundreds of pages containing high-profile names were unsealed by a US judge where it was stressed that being named in no way implied or suggested wrongdoing.
For those hoping for a huge ‘gotcha!’ moment, it was a bit of a letdown.
It was especially a letdown for the far-left, who desperately wanted former President Donald Trump to be caught up in the Epstein saga to balance out all the Democrats.
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