[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Selfie Monkey [@selfie_monkey](/creator/twitter/selfie_monkey) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-15 20:48:22 UTC What a Real Investigation Would Have Looked Like To assess the failure, we must consider what success would have required: •A full public inventory and forensic report on all seized materials. •Criminal investigations into every named associate or alleged participant, regardless of rank. •Immunity deals for lower-level enablers—pilots, recruiters, assistants—to compel testimony. •A counterintelligence review, initiated jointly by DOJ and the intelligence community. •Congressional hearings under oath, demanding answers from Acosta, DOJ, FBI, and institutional beneficiaries. •A formal process for declassification and public transparency. These steps were not only available—they were standard in cases involving organized trafficking and potential espionage. That they were not taken is not an oversight. It is an indictment. ⸻ Conclusion: This Is Not Over Jeffrey Epstein’s death may have foreclosed a criminal trial, but it did not resolve the scandal. Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction may have satisfied procedural justice, but it did not deliver accountability. The institutions tasked with defending law, protecting the vulnerable, and securing the country from subversion chose silence over scrutiny. The result is a lingering national shame. To this day, the government refuses to release what it knows. It has not opened the vault. It has not explained its omissions. It has not charged those credibly accused by survivors. Instead, it insists that no further investigation is warranted—based on a review the public is not allowed to see. Until the files are released, until testimony is taken under oath, and until justice is pursued with the vigor this case demands, the American people have every right to withhold their trust. Because a government that will not pursue child traffickers with connections to intelligence, billionaires, and heads of state is not failing—it is choosing. And what it has chosen, again and again, is not justice. It is self-preservation. ⸻ XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [selfie](/topic/selfie) [Post Link](https://x.com/selfie_monkey/status/1945223940668055872)
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Selfie Monkey @selfie_monkey on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-15 20:48:22 UTC
What a Real Investigation Would Have Looked Like
To assess the failure, we must consider what success would have required: •A full public inventory and forensic report on all seized materials. •Criminal investigations into every named associate or alleged participant, regardless of rank. •Immunity deals for lower-level enablers—pilots, recruiters, assistants—to compel testimony. •A counterintelligence review, initiated jointly by DOJ and the intelligence community. •Congressional hearings under oath, demanding answers from Acosta, DOJ, FBI, and institutional beneficiaries. •A formal process for declassification and public transparency.
These steps were not only available—they were standard in cases involving organized trafficking and potential espionage. That they were not taken is not an oversight. It is an indictment.
⸻
Conclusion: This Is Not Over
Jeffrey Epstein’s death may have foreclosed a criminal trial, but it did not resolve the scandal. Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction may have satisfied procedural justice, but it did not deliver accountability.
The institutions tasked with defending law, protecting the vulnerable, and securing the country from subversion chose silence over scrutiny. The result is a lingering national shame.
To this day, the government refuses to release what it knows. It has not opened the vault. It has not explained its omissions. It has not charged those credibly accused by survivors. Instead, it insists that no further investigation is warranted—based on a review the public is not allowed to see.
Until the files are released, until testimony is taken under oath, and until justice is pursued with the vigor this case demands, the American people have every right to withhold their trust.
Because a government that will not pursue child traffickers with connections to intelligence, billionaires, and heads of state is not failing—it is choosing.
And what it has chosen, again and again, is not justice.
It is self-preservation.
⸻
XXX engagements
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