In the US Presidential Administration, Donald Trump decided to declassify a number of federal secrets, including the files related to September 11, the murder of John Kennedy and the observations of UFOs. Also in this list there is a list of “clients” of businessman Jeffrey Epstein, who committed suicide after accusations of pedophilia and trafficking in people, reports The Times.
The head of the White House appointed Congressman Anna Paulin Luna as the leader of the group, who will do this. According to the publication, politicians urged the president about the publication of this list, as it will reveal this, who was directly involved in the alleged network of a deceased financier for human trafficking.
It is currently unclear whether the list of clients from the Black Book of Epstein is distinguished, which was previously published at court hearings. It mentioned Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton and Trump himself. Moreover, there are no hints of any offenses on their part.
The US President previously stated that he quarreled with Epstein in the 1990s, before the sexual offender was arrested for coercive girls to sex in 2008. Although they were both residents of Palm Beach, Trump denied that he had ever visited Jeffrey's House on the American Virgin Islands and did not know anything about sexual violence against women and girls.
“Fortunately, I have never been to his island, but many people were there,” he said, adding that in the on-board magazines of the Epstein’s private aircraft, ex-president Bill Clinton is indicated as a passenger. He denies everything.
Jeffrey committed suicide in August 2019, waiting for a trial of new accusations of trade in teenage girls. His ex -girlfriend Gislein Maxwell was held accountable for her role in the recruitment of minor victims and sentenced to 20 years in prison in December 2021.
Previously, Focus wrote that he was waiting for Prince Andrew after the publication of " Because of the ties with the pedophile, the king’s brother suffered huge reputation losses and was deprived of a number of privileges.