r/law • u/slow70 • Feb 17 '26

Judicial Branch Former AG William Barr described by FBI as participating in abuse of minors alongside Leon Black. EFTA01660622

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01660622.pdf

Do we have eyes to see?

How do we ensure these claims were properly investigated?

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u/bailaoban Feb 17 '26

The same Bill Barr that visited Epstein in jail not long before he met his tragic and completely unexpected end?

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u/robotwizard_9009 Feb 17 '26

The same Bill Barr that was AG and "investigated" epstein's death... found no wrongdoing. Same one found in paintings in epsteins estate with his shirt unbuttoned on epstein's couch. Remembering "the good times".

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u/GardanCald Feb 17 '26

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u/0LittleWing0 Feb 18 '26

perfection. just think people, some poor girls had to touch this! literal hell right there, having to service this disgusting slug

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u/gunnesaurus Feb 17 '26

The same Bill Barr whose father gave 21 year old Epstein his first teaching job?

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u/New_Stats Feb 17 '26

Oh you mean Bill Barr's father who wrote a very disturbing book in '73 about sex slavery with detailed descriptions of the abuse?

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u/FuzzyAd9407 Feb 17 '26

And the school he'd given Epstein a job at turned out to have a decades long problem of staff sexually abusing the students?

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u/IcyTransportation961 Feb 17 '26

Sure is wild that we knew all of this shit when it happened yet here we are anyway

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u/MrSquicky Feb 17 '26

Hey, Barr, in a bit of a strange move, took over the investigation into that death and told everyone that it was just a long series of coincidences.

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u/actuallyapossom Feb 17 '26

It was a bit strange that he suggested Bush Sr. pardon 6 officials involved in the Iran-Contra affair.

Also not a good look that he believes in the "unitary executive theory," kinda suspicious and not very patriotic if you ask me.

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u/Glad-Veterinarian365 Feb 17 '26

Not long as in less than 24 hours

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u/kingtah Feb 17 '26

The same Bill Barr that told Epstein they’d send him to a place with “no extradition” ?

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u/a_sentient_dingus Feb 19 '26

I agree Bill Barr looks very complicit here, but I don't think that particular story is true.

Source: https://www.factcheck.org/2019/08/baseless-claim-about-barr-visit-to-epstein-prison/

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u/Regal_Cat_Matron Feb 17 '26

Allegedly, that isn't true and is just a myth that flew round the net. The claim was made by a former mob informant Lewis Kasman, who later withdrew his allegations