2/ "The man said he knew where the bodies were buried. Literally. 2 of them—young girls whose life of abuse in Epstein World allegedly ended in murder..hidden..near the ranch... & yet to this day, the sprawling estate that the late Epstein called Zorro Ranch has never been searched by law enf"

3/ "...flurry of smaller but signif details in the latest & supposedly last tranche of #EpsteinFiles has me convinced 1) there might be some very active landmines in the case that haven’t been touched off yet, & 2) there definitely was, and still is, an active coverup at the highest levels of govt"

4/ "And as those of us who lived through Watergate remember well, it’s not the crime but the coverup that so often topples corrupt governments. The New Mexico revelations are one of three major Epstein areas where I’ve seen some holy-you-know-what disclosures."

5/ "The online commentator Alison Gill [ @muellershewrote.com@bsky.brid.gy ]also notes that Epstein and his associates were discussing the possibility of blackmail material on Trump, presumably with the goal of ending Epstein’s criminal case, in the days right before he died."

6/ "Then there’s the matter of the woman who told FBI investigators that as a 13-year-old in the early 1980s she became entangled in Epstein’s web of sex trafficking and claims that through him she met Trump and had a sexual encounter that turned violent."

7/ "So we still don’t know definitively how Epstein died, whether the president committed sex crimes, or whether girls were murdered in New Mexico. But we do know this: In each of these cases, the U.S. government inclination was to shut off avenues of investigation rather than seek the full truth."

8/ "We don’t know all of the crimes, but we can see the coverup. And the common thread here is the U.S. Justice Department putting its finger on the scale to protect the Epstein class, because as long as Trump is president it cannot be trusted."