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The Epstein FBI Notes That Vanished—and Turned Up Online | The Frank Figliuzzi Show
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12:38Now PlayingFBI interview notes connected to an Epstein accuser appeared to be missing. Then documents resembling those notes surfaced online—unredacted and with a paper trail that raised even more questions.
Citizen journalist Ellie Leonard walks Frank Figliuzzi through her investigation: skipped FBI serial numbers, four interviews with “Jane Doe IV,” handwriting comparisons and the unexpected route the documents apparently took through a news outlet. The records reportedly contain allegations involving Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, but Leonard is careful about what can—and cannot—yet be authenticated.
It’s a revealing look at how responsible investigators handle explosive documents before declaring them genuine.
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