Why didn't the FBI investigate Epstein?

[George K]

About the subpoenas for the flight logs:

Did Durbin block the supoena?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/sen-blackburn-says-democrats-blocked-epstein-flight-logs-subpoena/ar-AA1l3pqA

[jon-nyc]

Trump’s Labor Secretary was the Federal Prosecutor from the southern district of Florida who gave Epstein the sweetheart deal. A deal which was later ruled illegal.

Are you suggesting all that happened without a federal investigation?

[George K]

@jon-nyc said in Why didn't the FBI investigate Epstein?:

Are you suggesting all that happened without a federal investigation?

Wouldn't surprise me.

I'd like to know when the victim that Blackburn came forward. Was it after the reprehensible deal Epstein got? That happened in 2007.

At least one antedates that deal. Another was in 2008 (the year after the deal). That one came back 11 years later, and was still ignored.

And there's a lawsuit:

https://lavocedinewyork.com/en/news/2023/07/28/epstein-victims-lay-the-groundwork-for-600-million-lawsuit-against-the-fbi/

But, a related question: Why are the flight logs still not public?

[Jolly]

Oh, just the Just-us Department at work.

[Jolly]

Just a short comment ...

In the old days, we had a two-tiered justice system. The rich received one level of justice, the poor received another, harsher justice.

Then, that changed. We still have a two-tiered system, but now it runs along political lines.

Maybe the Epstein case is a return to the former system...