Pam Bondi Repeatedly Says 'I Don't Recall' in Epstein Files Probe

Former Attorney General deflects questions on survivors, redactions, and investigations into high-profile figures

L'essentiel

Pam Bondi, former US Attorney General, invoked 'I don't recall' at least 34 times during a closed-door interview regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, avoiding questions on survivors, document redactions, and potential investigations into high-profile administration figures and lawmakers.

Résumé généré par IA

Taille de police

Read the full article on The Independent World

Sujets liés

Pam Bondi

SujetsJeffrey Epstein Epstein Files House Oversight Committee Todd Blanche

This article was originally published by The Independent World.

Articles liés

Plus sur ce sujetPam Bondi

En développement·29 dk önce

Eight Indicted in Thwarted Drone and Sniper Attack Plot on White House UFC Event

Eight men have been indicted on murder and terrorism conspiracy charges for allegedly planning a drone and sniper attack on a UFC event at the White House. The plot, which aimed to destabilize the government, involved amassing weapons, explosives, and drones.

Guardian Sport

En développement·2 sa önce

ICE Agents Urge Witnesses to Self-Deport After Fatal Shooting in Texas

Immigration authorities are reportedly pressuring witnesses, including the brother and co-workers of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, to self-deport after he was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Houston, Texas. Advocacy groups accuse ICE of trying to remove key witnesses to the incident.

The Independent World

En développement·3 sa önce

Utah Prosecutors Present Evidence in Charlie Kirk Murder Case

Prosecutors in Utah presented evidence in the murder case of conservative youth leader Charlie Kirk, including an interview with the suspect's roommate. The suspect, Tyler R., faces aggravated murder charges and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.

Deutsche Welle

En développement·4 sa önce

Las Vegas Woman Pleads Guilty to Marrying Dozens for Gambling Funds

Jiaying Chen, 33, pleaded guilty in Las Vegas to bigamy and obtaining money under false pretenses, admitting to marrying over a dozen men met online to fund a $300,000 gambling habit. She used fake marriages to swindle victims out of tens of thousands of dollars, often claiming to need money for sick relatives in China.

The Independent World

En développement·4 sa önce

SoCal Real Estate Agent Sentenced for Price Gouging Fire Victims

A Southern California real estate agent, Mike Kobeissi, has been sentenced to probation, community service, and ethics training for attempting to price gouge a couple displaced by the Eaton Fire. He must also pay $20,000 to a disaster relief fund and apologize to the victims.

The Independent World

En développement·4 sa önce

Ex-Con Convicted of Murder in 'Home Invasion Assassination'

Rodolfo Garcia, 44, was convicted of first-degree murder and 12 other charges for his role in the "home invasion assassination" of Silvano Gutierrez Esteves in February 2018. Garcia's accomplice, Jesus Ledesma Guzman, was killed by U.S. Marshals eight years ago.

The Independent World

Plus sur ce sujetPam Bondi