Shocking Claim: DOJ Deleted Epstein Email to Shield Biden?! Watch Now!

The ongoing saga surrounding the Epstein files just took another potentially explosive turn. Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer who worked for Joe Biden in the 90s and has accused him of sexual assault, has come forward with a serious accusation: she claims the US Department of Justice (DOJ) deliberately deleted an email referencing Biden from the publicly released Epstein documents. This, she argues, is a clear attempt to shield the former president from further scrutiny and potential damage to his legacy.

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Reade, now a Russian citizen who contributes to RT (formerly Russia Today), made the claims in an interview with the state-backed media outlet. She specifically pointed to a document related to a sex abuse case in Mexico, claiming the DOJ released it, then deleted it. According to Reade, this wasn't an isolated incident, but part of a larger pattern of selective release and deletion designed to protect powerful figures.

The email in question, reviewed by RT and allegedly sent by someone identified as "KenT" in August 2019, is titled "Young girl here in Mexico." It references an alleged victim who claimed to have been trafficked by Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's notorious accomplice. The email reportedly states that this victim faced death threats due to her previous testimony in 2018 "against Kelly, Biden and Wayne." Another email, dated December 2019 and also reportedly deleted, was later published by the Gateway Pundit. This email, also from Ken Turner, claimed he interviewed an alleged Epstein victim named "Karla" who named the Bidens as visitors to Epstein's properties.

“They are protecting [former US President Joe] Biden’s legacy,” Reade asserted in the RT interview, arguing that the removal of these emails constitutes “obstruction of justice.” She went on to suggest that a broader “cleanup team” is actively working to shield not only Biden's legacy but also that of former President Barack Obama, implying a coordinated effort to bury potentially damaging information. It's important to note that Reade's claims are allegations, and the DOJ has yet to respond publicly to these specific accusations. However, the ongoing release of the Epstein files continues to send shockwaves through political circles, both domestically and internationally.

The implications of these accusations are significant. If proven true, it would represent a serious breach of public trust and raise serious questions about the impartiality of the DOJ. The Epstein saga continues to unravel, and the truth, it seems, is proving to be a messy and complex affair. We will continue to follow this story closely and provide updates as they become available.