Pam Bondi and The Epstein Files

Yes, I’m aware of the uproar across the nation regarding this topic. Is Pam Bondi hiding them? Is Pam Bondi compromised? Did Pam Bondi get swindled? Why is she protecting the people on the list? Why hasn’t anyone been arrested? Why hasn’t she publicized it like she said she was going to do?

I have no idea. But I do have a theory, and I’m about to tell you that theory, and what I think is going on.

Pam Bondi has claimed that there are over 200 women who were victims of whatever Jeffery Epstein was doing. Not one alleged rapist has been arrested or publicly identified. The only person who has been arrested and jailed was Epstein’s accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. Why was Ghislaine, and only Ghislaine, tried and sentenced in this operation? Once again, I have no idea.  Not even a theory on that one. But let’s get back to publicizing the adults, both male and female, on that list.

I think what Pam Bondi is doing is building a case, an ironclad case, against those co-conspirators of Epstein. Ask yourself this; would you rather have convictions, or would you rather just know the names?  Pam Bondi wants convictions.

Any information released too early could jeopardize her investigation. Why do law enforcement officials always claim they can’t release information because it would jeopardize their investigation? Because they don’t want the bad guys to know what is happening behind the scenes. They wait until they have crossed all of their ‘t’s’ and dotted all of their ‘i’s’. They keep things close to the vest until they are ready to make an arrest. Arresting someone is a big deal, not just a publicity stunt (unless it’s your political opponent with the last name of Trump).

Something a lot of people are not considering is that these cases, and the resulting convictions, don’t need to just survive a trial. They have to survive the certain appeal. Then they have to survive the second appeals process. The cases have to be upheld legally all the way to the United States Supreme Court, and then be upheld there.

In this age of instant notification and instant gratification, I can understand everyone’s frustration knowing that potentially hundreds of criminals have been given a pass. And many of these people are in positions of power and control over many facets of our lives and our society. I’m willing to wait for justice if I was assured that justice was coming. For far too many years, we were pretty certain that justice was not forthcoming. Now, maybe it is.

So, would you rather;

a.) Know the name of everyone on that list today, even if it meant that they would never be held accountable due to prosecutorial missteps?

Or;

b.) Would you rather know the names of the people on that list one at a time as they are arrested with valid warrants, and enough evidence to uphold their convictions all the way to the Supreme Court?

I’m picking option ‘B’!