Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vowed this week to sign a bill passed by the Florida Legislature allowing the release of documents related to the Florida case involving the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
The Florida Senate passed Senate Bill 234, which allows the release of testimony and evidence from a 2006 grand jury investigation.
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Acts relating to disclosure of grand jury testimony. Fix s. 905.27, FS; Revises the list of persons prohibited from disclosing testimony of witnesses examined before a grand jury or evidence received by a grand jury. Creates an exception for requests by the media or interested parties for the testimony of witnesses examined before a grand jury, or for the content, gist, or prohibited publication, broadcast, disclosure, leak, or communication thereof; impose criminal penalties. Provide construction. Make technical changes. is being reproduced. 905.17(1) and (2) regarding who may be present during grand jury meetings, incorporating amendments made to FS. 905.27, FS, references thereto. 16 Provide effective date.
The House version of the bill passed earlier this month, and DeSantis announced this week that he would actually sign it.
“All files related to Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activities should be made public,” DeSantis said.
“We are pleased that Congress has taken action to release grand jury materials from the Florida case as the federal government continues to obstruct accountability.”
“I will sign the bill into law,” DeSantis added.
All files related to Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activities should be made public.
We are glad that Congress has taken steps to release the grand jury materials from the Florida case, given the federal government’s stubborn refusal to uphold accountability.
Sign the bill… https://t.co/3VjOMMt69a
— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) February 21, 2024
Mr. DeSantis’ pledge to sign the bill follows other reports about the convicted pedophile, saying that Mr. Epstein set up a surveillance room in his New York mansion and used it to monitor his victims and clients. It became clear that
According to Breitbart News:
A lawsuit filed by two of Epstein’s accusers alleges that Epstein provided his abuse victims with car service and cellphones, tracked their every move, spotted their “dirt” and tried to silence them. He said he would offer hundreds of dollars in “hush money.”
…The lawsuit reportedly does not say what happened to the surveillance footage or whether Epstein kept footage of these activities inside his New York mansion.
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January, Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) called They called for more transparency in the Epstein case and called on Democrats to help reveal exactly who was collaborating with Epstein’s human trafficking ring.
