Good morning, Pam Bondi. The time for silence, stalling, and shifting stories has ended—not just for you, but for every public official involved in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Millions of Americans are fed up with the smoke and mirrors surrounding this so-called “file list,” the elusive documents, and yes, that desk you publicly referenced.

You went on Fox News and plainly stated that you had the Epstein file “on your desk” for review. That wasn’t hearsay—it was your own words, on national television. And now, as questions mount, that same file has reportedly vanished into thin air. What changed, Pam? More importantly, why should the public believe this file ever existed on your desk at all?

The truth matters—especially to the victims of Epstein’s horrific crimes. These are not just names on a page or statistics in a court report. These are survivors who deserve clarity, not another cover-up.

Let’s be blunt: You’ve been tied to this case before. As Florida Attorney General during the period following Epstein’s notorious sweetheart deal in 2008, you had the opportunity to dig deeper. You knew what was at stake then. You know even more now. And yet, here we are again—facing silence, bureaucratic deflection, and more outrage from a public that has had enough.

People aren’t stupid. They’re watching. They remember the promises of transparency, the pledges to hold the powerful accountable. Yet when it comes time to deliver, it seems those promises collapse under pressure—especially when the names in those documents might belong to political elites, celebrities, or people with deep institutional ties.

You say you want justice. Prove it.

If the Biden administration or anyone in federal law enforcement has obstructed the release of those files—say it. If the documents were shredded, manipulated, or withheld by anyone, call it out. The public deserves the full truth, not a sanitized version with names blacked out and timelines rewritten.

You, Pam Bondi, have the platform, the background, and the experience to be a real voice for justice. But right now, your silence is being interpreted as complicity.

The Epstein story is not just about one predator. It’s about an entire system that enabled him, protected him, and continues to shield those who were part of it. Survivors have carried the burden of that trauma for decades. Every day that passes without transparency is another day their justice is delayed—and possibly denied.

This isn’t just political anymore. It’s moral. It’s human. It’s about whether powerful people will continue to be above the law, while the rest of us are fed excuses.

So here it is: Step up, or explain why you’re staying quiet. Release the files—or tell us exactly who’s stopping you. You’ve played a role in this case for over a decade. The public isn’t interested in more interviews or vague answers. We want the truth.

No more games. No more hiding. Just answers.