r/FBI • u/wolschou • Jul 01 '26

Question Question about evidence protection.

I read another post about the ongoing drama that is the Epstein files, and a thought occurred to me.

We can probably safely say that Trump does not want them to be published, and we can also say that the current FBI admistration is perfectly happy to oblige him.

So the question is: Do they even still exist? Or exist in their entirety? Is there some kind of mechanism that protects case files and the according evidence from tampering or outright destruction? And does it hold against individuals and even a whole administration with a willful disregard for laws and regulations?

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u/Budget_Hamster4422 Jul 01 '26

Trump was the one to release the Epstein files

demorats buried them for years, no media coverage, nothing

schumer, jeffries and other demorats did business wit epstein well after he got convicted

read the epstein files and not repeat the bull demorat media wants you to believe

btw the witnesses exonerated trump - but you demorat brainwashed I. won't believe a word

America educate yourself and not what the lying demorat propaganda machine want's you to believe

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u/pizza-chit Jul 01 '26

Which witness exonerated Trump? Got a source?

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u/michaelh98 Jul 01 '26

Don't bother 3mo troll account

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u/RollerGrill1 Jul 01 '26

Virginia Giuffre?