FBI Says Jeffrey Epstein Killed Himself And There Is No Incriminating “Client List” Or Evidence Of Blackmail

The Department of Justice and FBI have concluded that now-deceased human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein did, in fact, take his own life. They also concluded that there is no “client list” of prominent figures that Epstein was blackmailing. This has caused quite a stir in the online political world as many people had been following this story for years, dating back to at least 2019 when Epstein died. United States Attorney General Pam Bondi is the focus of much of the anger surrounding this groundbreaking announcement. Many people thought she had the “list” sitting “on her desk” and that there would be something that came of it but there is nothing.

Jeffrey Epstein was convicted in 2019 of federal sex trafficking charges. While awaiting transfer to prison, he took his own life in a New York Federal Detention Center. There was an immediate backlash to this news with people saying that it is impossible for a man of his size (over six feet tall) to have hung himself from the top bunk in such a compact space. The thought process behind this “conspiracy” is that he was killed by an unknown person or group in order to keep him quiet. Epstein has been linked to several prominent people throughout the years including Prince Andrew of the United Kingdom. The FBI poured cold water on that theory by saying there is no evidence of a list and that he took his own life.

Alina Habba on the Epstein list back in February,

“It’s incredibly disturbing. We have flight logs, information, names…that will come out.”

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— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) July 7, 2025