Trump-Epstein Accuser’s Story BACKED UP by New Evidence
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Takeaways
- ❖Jane Doe 4's FBI testimony about Jimmy Atkins' background and involvement in her mother's legal issues was independently verified.
- ❖This corroboration strengthens Jane Doe 4's credibility regarding her broader allegations against Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump.
- ❖The DOJ is criticized for failing to act on Jane Doe 4's FBI interviews, which date back to 2019, until congressional intervention.
- ❖Questions persist about a potential settlement from the Epstein estate to Jane Doe 4 and its implications.
- ❖Pam Bondi's recent firing, just before she was to testify under oath about Epstein files, is viewed as a suspicious delay tactic.
Insights
1Independent Corroboration of Jane Doe 4's Account
An investigation by the Post and Chronicle and reporter Ellie Leonard confirmed several specific details provided by Jane Doe 4 to the FBI about Jimmy Atkins. These details include Atkins' property ownership in Hilton Head (where abuse allegedly occurred), his role as a dean at a for-profit college in Ohio, and his involvement in turning in Jane Doe 4's mother for embezzlement.
The South Carolina newspaper Post and Chronicle, along with independent reporter Ellie Leonard, scoured public records to verify Jane Doe 4's statements about Jimmy Atkins, finding significant accuracy. For example, Atkins purchased property in Hilton Head, matching Jane Doe 4's claim of abuse occurring there. Records also confirmed his role as a dean at an Ohio school and his involvement in her mother's embezzlement case.
2Jane Doe 4's Allegations Against Trump
Jane Doe 4 alleges that Epstein took her to a 'friend of his in New York' in a 'very tall building with big windows' where she was forced to have oral sex. She claims she bit his genitalia, was smacked, and kicked out. She also identified this friend as a 'new casino owner in Atlantic City,' a timeline consistent with Donald Trump's acquisition of an Atlantic City casino in the 1980s.
Jane Doe 4 told the FBI that Epstein took her to a friend in a tall New York building, where she was sexually assaulted. She described the man as a 'new casino owner in Atlantic City,' aligning with the known timeline of Trump's casino ownership in the 1980s.
3DOJ's Inaction and Congressional Intervention
Despite Jane Doe 4 providing FBI interviews in 2019, when Trump was president, the Department of Justice allegedly failed to act on these files. It took intervention from the House Oversight Committee, specifically Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie, to force the release of these files, revealing missing pages related to Trump and questions about a settlement.
The FBI interviews from 2019 'sat dormant' and 'nothing happens to them until the House Oversight Committee or really until Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie forced the release of these files.' The host states, 'This is the kind of investigation that really Merrick Garland should have been doing if these FBI interviews existed in 2019.'
4Pam Bondi's Firing and Potential Delay Tactics
Pam Bondi, who had been subpoenaed to testify under oath before the House Oversight Committee regarding the Epstein files, was conveniently fired just before her scheduled testimony. This timing is viewed by the host as a potential delay tactic to prevent further information from emerging about the Epstein network and Trump's alleged involvement.
The host notes, 'Pam Bondi was just fired... conveniently, now she's not attorney general anymore.' The host questions if this is 'just a delay tactic to stop the Epstein files from getting out,' especially given her subpoena to testify under oath.
Lessons
- Recognize that independent corroboration of specific details can significantly bolster a witness's overall credibility, even for broader, unproven allegations.
- Understand that government agencies, like the DOJ, can face criticism for perceived inaction or delays in investigating sensitive cases, particularly when political figures are involved.
- Be aware that political appointments and dismissals, especially before critical testimonies, can be interpreted as attempts to obstruct or delay justice.
Quotes
"The more that you can prove what a witness has said is true, the more credibility they have. And this is why this independent cooperation is so important because it turned out a lot of the information she said about Jimmy Atkins, who she claimed also sexually abused her, turned out to be accurate."
"How disappointing that it is the House Oversight Committee that is now really perhaps the one government agency that's really looked into this the most... This is the kind of investigation that really Merrick Garland should have been doing if these FBI interviews existed in 2019."
"It's interesting that he fired her just before she was supposed to go testify under oath about the Epstein files and now who's in charge but his personal criminal attorney. Are they going to bring him in? Is he going to release any more files or is he going to say he's going to wait for the next attorney general to decide?"
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