Another very disturbing finding in what has been released thus far in the Epstein files,

and you know it's only been a very small percentage of files that have been released it,

turns out that back in 2018, 2019, Donald Trump's DOJ, based on what we're reading,

seems to have been engaged in spying of the main journalist

who was breaking the big Epstein bombshells. Julie K. Brown, who was writing for the Miami Herald,

is credited for reopening investigations into Jeffrey Epstein with her exposés that were published under the title,

Perversion of Justice in 2018 and 2019. Ultimately, when prosecutors charged Epstein in July 2019,

they credited the investigative journalism work of people like Julie K. Brown.

But behind the scenes, it seems that Trump's DOJ and FBI were spying on her.

They were monitoring her movements and her flights.

Even her maiden name, which she said she rarely, if ever, uses in any

public setting. The DOJ and FBI were watching her movements. Why would they be watching her

movements? And then there's still some additional information here that is redacted.

Julie K. Brown is horrified.

The Democrats in the House Oversight Committee are demanding answers right now.

Julie K. Brown posted the following this weekend.

Does somebody at the DOJ want to tell me why my American Airlines booking information and

flights in July 2019 are part of the Epstein files attached to a grand jury subpoena?

As the flight itinerary includes my maiden name, and I did book this flight. Why was the DOJ monitoring me?

Laura Rosen says, this is disturbing. So the top reporter on the Epstein case, this occurred during the

first Trump regime a month before Epstein was found hanged. The Democrats on the House Oversight Committee

just posted the following. The Department of Justice needs to explain why travel information

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