In recent interviews on Fox News, FBI leaders reaffirmed that Jeffrey Epstein’s 2019 death was a suicide, countering ongoing conspiracy theories suggesting foul play due to his connections with influential figures. Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino asserted that surveillance footage would show no one approached Epstein’s cell during the incident, emphasizing a lack of forensic evidence pointing to another individual being involved. “There’s no DNA, no audio, no fingerprints,” he stated, urging anyone with evidence of wrongdoing to come forward.
Despite his current position, Bongino previously promoted conspiracy theories regarding Epstein’s death, suggesting he was murdered to silence him. In a podcast, he echoed claims made by other journalists and expressed frustration at the media’s lack of investigation into the matter. Similarly, FBI Director Kash Patel expressed confidence in Epstein’s suicide and mentioned ongoing work to provide more information.
Furthermore, both Patel and Bongino have been vocal critics of the FBI’s handling of various investigations, often blaming a purported “deep state” for corruption within the agency, particularly during the Biden administration. They have also questioned why no arrests have been made regarding supposedly culpable individuals in these scenarios.
In light of these recent discussions, Bongino indicated that the FBI is revisiting several cases from the Biden era, including the 2021 pipe bomb incident and a cocaine discovery in the White House. He asserted that one of these cases is close to resolution, though details remain undisclosed.
Despite the pressures of his role, Bongino has voiced that the job has taken a toll on his family, illustrating the significant challenges he faces as he navigates these controversial investigations within the FBI.
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