1. United States
2. Letter

I am writing to express serious concern and demand answers regarding the handling of materials related to Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal network—specifically the so-called “client list” and associated video evidence. Attorney General Pam Bondi publicly claimed the Epstein client list was “on her desk.” Now, we are being told that the list never existed. This contradiction is alarming and unacceptable. If she was telling the truth then, what happened to the list? If she wasn’t, why would a high-ranking official make such a claim to the American people? Furthermore, the video footage released under Bondi’s direction appears to have been edited. Critical time segments—particularly surrounding Epstein’s death—are missing. The American people deserve the full, unaltered video, not a selectively trimmed version. Any evidence tied to Epstein’s crimes should be made public, unedited, and without delay. This is not just about transparency—it’s about justice for survivors and accountability for anyone who enabled or participated in these crimes. Trust in your administration depends on truth, not political convenience. Adding to the confusion, both you and members of your family publicly demanded the release of Epstein’s files. There were repeated calls for transparency, promises to uncover everything, and direct claims that the public would finally see who was involved. Why, then, are we now being told the files never existed? The sudden reversal undermines public trust and raises serious concerns about whether powerful individuals are being protected. Mr. President, I urge you to act decisively: Direct Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the full, unredacted Epstein files. Release the complete, unedited surveillance footage tied to Epstein’s detention and death. Explain clearly to the American public how a “client list” that was once publicly acknowledged has seemingly vanished. Silence and contradictions only further damage public confidence. The victims of Epstein’s abuse—and the American people—deserve honesty, transparency, and justice.