>>170797The thing is, if the evidence was destroyed or went missing, it's not too hard to figure out where the law was broken, because there is always a chain of custody.
They admitted they found caches of CP. This was mentioned in early news reports when they raided each of the Epstein properties, before the subject got lost in the shuffle. Pam Bondi brushed off a question some months back about the CP part of the Epstein files, saying, and I'm paraphrasing, "We're not gonna release the CP to the public. It's disgusting." That's all fine and dandy, but the public has a right to know who the perpetrators in those videos are. Hold closed sessions in Congress or show it to reporters. Something. The CP is the key.