Epstein Scandal Books and Shows Blow Up
Desperately Scrambles to Drown It Out
Streams of documentaries on Netflix have also gone through the roof, CNN reports, as people scramble for information on the sex offences committed by the disgraced financier.
Copies of books, including the “Perversion of Justice” by investigative journalist Julie K. Brown, have become hard to find in the clamber, with the writer posting on X: “If you’re having trouble getting my book, I’m told the publisher is printing more copies.”
Interest in the case has rocketed during the ongoing hullabaloo over the White House’s hesitancy to release the full investigation files and the MAGA faithful’s demands for openness on Epstein.
A joint memo from the Justice Department and the FBI in July stated that while there was “300 gigabytes of data” there was no “client list” and—citing court limitations were the case to have gone to trial—authorities “found no basis to revisit the disclosure of those materials.”
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