No Epstein List? Fine, we’ll do it ourselves!

ALPINE 6 HEADQUARTERS – They say the court of public opinion is the most powerful court in the land, and recently, this court has demanded that the U.S. Department of Justice release the Jeffrey Epstein client list, which it has failed to do.

This failure on the DOJ has prompted wide speculation from citizens and politicians on both sides of the aisle that the administration is attempting to protect people who’re named on that list. But here’s the thing, we may be living in a divided country right now, but one thing the vast majority of us can agree on is that sex trafficking and solicitation of minors is gross and absolutely unacceptable.

It is the belief of the court of public opinion that the client list must be released and those on it must be held accountable for their actions. However, since the DOJ is refusing to comply with the will of the people—and refusing to give a reasonable answer as to why it cannot be released—Alpine 6 Action News is going to build its own unofficial client list, built by submission of the citizens of the United States, and the world.

If the DOJ won’t give us answers, we’ll just have to fill in the blanks ourselves.

You can click on the button above, or here, to submit up to 5 names of people you think are on the Jeffrey Epstein client list. Before you submit, however, here are some important things to remember:

• Anyone may submit up to 5 names to be added to the list.
• You may add up to 5 names per entry. 
• You are only allowed one entry; if you don’t fill out all five names, you won’t have the opportunity to submit more.
• Every name can only appear on the list once – duplicate names will be deleted.
• By submitting this form, you are agreeing to allow Alpine 6 Action News to add your email address to our weekly newsletter.
• Your email will NOT be shared with any third-party organizations.
• Every submission is anonymous.
• This list is for SATIRICAL and ENTERTAINMENT purposes only; this list does not imply guilt for any party mentioned and should not be used for malicious intent.

Maybe, if enough people participate, we can convince the cowards at the DOJ to admit their job is to serve the American people and We the People believe in liberty and justice for all.