DOJ Notifies Presidents of Epstein Case Mentions
Real Americas Voice
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Presidents Biden, Clinton, Obama Named.
Presidents Trump, Bush, Carter Cleared.
By Jonathan Gregory
Washington, D.C. — July 24, 2025
In a move grounded in transparency and driven by executive order, the U.S. Department of Justice recently fulfilled its legal obligation to inform all current and former presidents of any references to them in documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. This unprecedented action required the DOJ to notify each living U.S. president about their inclusion, or lack thereof, in the case files stemming from Epstein’s decades long criminal enterprise and associated legal proceedings.
According to official sources, Presidents Joe Biden, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama were each notified that their names appear in the Epstein files. The nature and context of these mentions remain classified or under seal, but there is indication of criminal wrongdoing. The notifications confirm involvement in illegal activity, a standard threshold for disclosure under the executive directive.
Conversely, Presidents Donald Trump and George W. Bush were officially informed that their names do not appear in the files. The same notification was delivered to President Jimmy Carter before his passing, affirming he was not mentioned in the Epstein case. This disclosure effort, while rare, underscores the DOJ’s evolving posture toward public accountability and its efforts to insulate the judicial process from accusations of selective transparency, especially in cases involving individuals of significant political influence.
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Presidents Biden, Clinton, Obama Named.
Presidents Trump, Bush, Carter Cleared.
By Jonathan Gregory
Washington, D.C. — July 24, 2025
In a move grounded in transparency and driven by executive order, the U.S. Department of Justice recently fulfilled its legal obligation to inform all current and former presidents of any references to them in documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. This unprecedented action required the DOJ to notify each living U.S. president about their inclusion, or lack thereof, in the case files stemming from Epstein’s decades long criminal enterprise and associated legal proceedings.
According to official sources, Presidents Joe Biden, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama were each notified that their names appear in the Epstein files. The nature and context of these mentions remain classified or under seal, but there is indication of criminal wrongdoing. The notifications confirm involvement in illegal activity, a standard threshold for disclosure under the executive directive.
Conversely, Presidents Donald Trump and George W. Bush were officially informed that their names do not appear in the files. The same notification was delivered to President Jimmy Carter before his passing, affirming he was not mentioned in the Epstein case. This disclosure effort, while rare, underscores the DOJ’s evolving posture toward public accountability and its efforts to insulate the judicial process from accusations of selective transparency, especially in cases involving individuals of significant political influence.
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