BREAKING: Epstein file BOMBSHELL!… – Occupy Democrats

For nearly seven years, a note purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein — found by his cellmate weeks before Epstein’s death — has been sitting sealed in a federal courthouse vault in White Plains, New York.

It was hidden from investigators. It was hidden from the public. It was hidden from the very Epstein files investigation that the Justice Department claimed was “exhaustive.”

The New York Times revealed Thursday that Epstein’s cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione — a former police officer serving four life sentences for quadruple homicide — found the note tucked inside a graphic novel in their shared cell after Epstein was found unresponsive with a cloth around his neck in July 2019.

The note, written on yellow legal pad paper, reportedly said investigators had examined Epstein for months and “found nothing,” then continued: “What do you want me to do, bust out crying? Time to say goodbye.”

Tartaglione gave the note to his lawyers. The lawyers had it authenticated by handwriting experts. A federal judge eventually ordered it turned over to the courthouse. It was sealed as part of Tartaglione’s criminal case.

And there it has sat — through Epstein’s death, through multiple investigations, through the 2023 Inspector General report, and through the Justice Department’s release of millions of pages of Epstein documents since December.

The Justice Department said it had not seen the note. The OIG — which investigated Epstein’s death — declined to comment. The note was not mentioned in any official investigation.

The New York Times has now petitioned the judge to unseal it.

Let’s be clear about why this matters. Epstein’s death was ruled a suicide. But the circumstances have never stopped raising questions: the security camera failures, the sleeping guards, the broken bones in his neck, the two security failures that left him alone and unmonitored.

A note written in his own hand — authenticated by handwriting experts, describing his state of mind weeks before he died — is precisely the kind of evidence that belongs in a public record.

Instead, it’s in a vault. Sealed. Secret. While survivors still wait for the full truth. While Pam Bondi defies congressional subpoenas about the Epstein files. While the Justice Department claims its document release was exhaustive.

Exhaustive — except for the note sitting in the courthouse down the road.

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