THE LIST THEY STILL DON’T WANT YOU TO SEE
When the Biden administration and the DOJ quietly retreated from earlier signals of disclosure, it confirmed a deeper fear—that institutions close ranks when exposure threatens their own. The result is a permanent fog: victims left without full acknowledgment, a public forced to guess at the scope of corruption, and a justice system that appears to protect its most connected subjects. The unanswered questions no longer feel like gaps; they feel like decisions