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Investor Leon Black walked out of House testimony refusing to answer questions about non-disclosure agreements, while Trump lawyer Todd Blanche met with Epstein survivors who left disappointed with his lack of answers. A judge referred Blanche to the bar for discipline, and prose
Investor Leon Black walked out of House testimony refusing to answer questions about non-disclosure agreements, while Trump lawyer Todd Blanche met with Epstein survivors who left unsatisfied with his responses. A judge referred Blanche to the state bar for discipline over his conduct in the investigation.
The investigation is hitting legal walls. NDAs are being used to block testimony. The lawyer handling the case is under bar discipline. Survivors are reporting he's not engaging seriously with their accounts. These aren't accidents — they're mechanisms that slow momentum. Without pressure, investigations like this tend to drift quietly into archives.
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