Jeffrey Epstein Was 'In The CIA' and 'Protected From Justice', Former Department of Justice Official Claims in New Bombshell Theory

Jeffrey Epstein was allegedly connected with the CIA, according to a former Department of Justice employee. The implications suggest that the agency might have protected the late financier from legal repercussions.

The individual making these claims, Glenn Prager, mentioned in his commentary to James O’Keefe of Project Veritas that the “[DOJ] chose not to pursue Epstein because he was an asset for the United States and Israel.” He asserted that Epstein’s identity as a potential CIA informant would soon emerge.

The DOJ swiftly rebutted these shocking allegations, releasing a statement clarifying Prager’s position: “This individual served as a program analyst over fifteen years ago and lacks access to critical facts regarding this investigation. Thus, his comments are not accurate.”

They also stated that it was “disgraceful” to exploit victims of abuse through misleading narratives.

Moreover, this insider remarked that President Trump is allegedly shielding numerous individuals, asserting, “He’s protecting many others… He’s not protecting himself, as there’s nothing to conceal.”

He stated, “After interviewing all victims, there has never been evidence of Trump being on a plane with those involved, unlike [Bill] Clinton and other notable figures.”

Despite evidence against Epstein’s egregious actions, he received a lenient sentence in 2008 after pleading guilty to a charge involving prostitution, serving only 14 months in a county jail work release program.

Insiders previously noted that Epstein maintained connections with numerous high-profile individuals, including Trump, until his 2019 arrest, from which he later died in custody under suspicious circumstances.

Trump has expressed that the Epstein-related controversy is a “hoax” and has refuted claims of sending him a bizarre birthday note, which included an inappropriate sketch. The alleged letter, which finished with a signature resembling that of “Donald,” also creates a narrative of camaraderie between him and Epstein.

These installations intend to explore the complex relationships and their societal implications amid ongoing discussions of accountability for sexual offenses.