cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/63722184
After the meeting, Blanche told reporters that he encouraged the accusers to come to the FBI with any information that could help investigators build cases against additional figures tied to Epstein.
But Blanche acknowledged he couldn’t assure them additional prosecutions could be brought. The Justice Department has repeatedly said it will investigate further if new information surfaces, but the government doesn’t currently have evidence to support prosecutions against others in Epstein’s orbit.
“It wasn’t all cordial,” Blanche said of Thursday’s meeting. “Because there’s something that they want that I don’t think I can give them, which is some form of justice. And I want to be able to give justice in the form of prosecutions, and maybe we can do a prosecution at some point,” Blanche said.
But Blanche added, “I don’t know.”
Somehow other countries can prosecute their Epstein Pedophiles, but we can’t.
Actually, I understand. Just having your name on an email, and even a few salacious snippets, aren’t enough to convict anybody for anything. But if we’ve got an email exchange, and it’s clear they’re talking about little girls, it doesn’t matter if we can prosecute or not, we are still well within our rights to shun that person, and make their life in our society miserable. Nobody should hire them, do business with them, be their friend, invite them to parties, let their kids play with our kids, etc.
Whenever their name pops up in the media for any reason, it should always be mentioned that they were prominently mentioned in the Epstein Files, but there wasn’t enough evidence for a conviction.
And they should definitely NEVER hold any kind of public office. They should be afraid to come out from under their rock.