BREAKING: Did Federal Prosecutors Ask Jeffrey Epstein To LIE And Say Trump Was Involved In His Crimes?

At this point, the corruption and Trump Derangement Syndrome rotting through our government is so deep that nothing surprises me anymore… but this one still kinda did.

According to newly surfaced documents, Jeffrey Epstein’s former cellmate, ex-cop Nicholas Tartaglione, is alleging that federal prosecutors once offered Epstein a deal to walk free if he accused then-President Donald Trump of being involved in his crimes.

The claim appears in a recent pardon petition from Tartaglione, who says Epstein told him that prosecutor Maurene Comey (yes, the daughter of James Comey, the disgraced former FBI Director who launched the already-debunked Trump-Russia collusion hoax), essentially said he didn’t need any proof. As long as Trump’s people couldn’t disprove it, that would be “good enough.”

Epstein reportedly refused, saying Trump wasn’t involved in any of his crimes.

And then—weeks later—Epstein was found dead in his cell.

Now, I’m not saying what did or didn’t happen. We don’t know yet. But the timeline is… uncomfortable, to say the least.

Epstein refuses to falsely implicate Trump → Epstein ends up dead under circumstances that, to this day, government officials cannot adequately explain.

Meanwhile, Maurene Comey was quietly pushed out in July. Her father, James Comey, was later indicted in September for obstruction and lying to Congress.

Almost like it was… a family business.

The truth has a habit of leaking eventually, but here’s what we do know:

• The same people who fabricated the Trump-Russia hoax were connected to Epstein’s prosecution.
• They were allegedly willing to let Epstein go free—a serial child sex predator—if it meant taking down Trump.
• Epstein refused to lie.
• Epstein died.

Maybe Tartaglione is lying. Maybe he’s telling the truth. We’ll see. But if you still think the system is fair, honest, or apolitical after everything we’ve seen these last eight years, I have beachfront property in Nebraska to sell you.