What Will Epstein Prosecutors Do With Photo Evidence of Illegal "Client" Activity Already?

[James_Madison_Lives]

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What Will Epstein Prosecutors Do With Photo Evidence of Illegal "Client" Activity Already in Their Possession?

On July 25, 2019, the New York Post reported that Manhattan federal prosecutors were conducting an “ongoing investigation' of "uncharged individuals” connected to Jeffrey Epstein, according to court papers filed that day. Relevant to that investigation were "images of nude or partially-nude individuals” which had been seized from Epstein's residences, which, if released to the public, “would impede...the Government’s ongoing investigation of uncharged individuals...” The implication was strong that "uncharged individuals" were in the photographs. Why would the leaking of photographs "impede" the investigation of "uncharged individuals," unless the individuals were themselves in the photographs? This might certainly cause some uncharged individuals to flee to avoid arrest. That would certainly impede an investigation.

[KEEF]

My money is on that they will go way of a certain private server and accidentally get bleached.

[pao]

Maybe they will just share it with the FBI who will add it to their growing collection of political dirt on powerful people for their own blackmailing operations.

[Pauls' Revere]

Maybe they will just share it with the FBI who will add it to their growing collection of political dirt on powerful people for their own blackmailing operations.

^^^ +rep