EFTA02730061.pdf

From: (NA') (FBI) Subject: Fw: Epstein To: (NY) (FBI); (NY) (FBI) Sent: July 7, 2025 9:26 AM (UTC-04:00) From: (NY) (FB1).:: > Sent: Monday, July 7, 2025 8:41:10 AM To: . (NY) (FBI) (NY) (FBI) < I>; a (NY) (FBI) gclaa> Subject: Epstein I'm hoping this is the beginning of the end. Thank you for all your leadership on this! DOJ, FBI Conclude Epstein Had No "Client List," Committed Suicide Axios (07/06, Isenstadt) reported that the DO1 and FBI have concluded that Jeffrey Epstein did not have a "client list" and committed suicide in 2019. A memo detailing the findings states that investigators found no evidence of Epstein blackmailing powerful figures or being murdered. The article highlighted that Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino have since said Epstein committed suicide. The article noted that the DOJ and FBI say in the memo that no "further disclosure" of Epstein-related material "would be appropriate or warranted." The memo says much of the material relates to child sexual abuse, details of Epstein's victims, and information that would expose innocent individuals to "allegations of wrongdoing." The Daily Beast (07/06, Revell) added that Ghislaine Maxwell may be cooperating with the FBI to take down Epstein's elite collaborators in exchange for a reduced sentence. According to the article, Maxwell is potentially providing information to help build cases against powerful men accused of abusing girls trafficked by Epstein and herself. The article stated that according to investigative reporter Tara Palmeri, Maxwell is likely helping the FBI build airtight cases against the powerful men, known as "Johns", who abused girls trafficked by Epstein and Maxwell, in exchange for special treatment, such as a reduced prison sentence or a more comfortable prison environment. The Washington Examiner (07/06, LaChance), New York Post (07/06, McAfee), and Raw Story (07/06, McAfee) also reported on the story. Assistant Director in Charge I FBI New York Desk I Mobile EFTA02730061