“There was a list. There were monitors. There were secrets too big to reveal,” says former CIA officer John Kiriakou.
In a jaw-dropping interview on Patrick Bet-David’s podcast, former CIA agent John Kiriakou has reignited the firestorm surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s mysterious death and the buried secrets tied to it — including the infamous “client list” that the U.S. government claims doesn’t exist.
Kiriakou, who once blew the whistle on the CIA’s torture program, now says the Epstein investigation is being actively controlled by intelligence agencies — possibly for reasons of national security. And in his words, the full story might never come out.
Was Epstein a Mossad Agent?
“I believe he was a Mossad access agent,” Kiriakou told Bet-David. “The idea is simple — if you can’t recruit powerful people directly, you recruit someone close to them. Someone with a private island, cameras in every room, and no moral boundaries.”
That someone, according to Kiriakou, was Epstein. His role? To entrap and record high-profile individuals in compromising situations. And those situations, according to survivors like Virginia Giuffre, were caught on hidden cameras placed in nearly every room.
The List That ‘Doesn’t Exist’
Despite the Justice Department denying the existence of a client list, Kiriakou points out we already know of a “black book” of names, one that sold at Sotheby’s in recent years. So where is the rest? And why hasn’t Ghislaine Maxwell ever used it to reduce her sentence?
“You don’t monitor every room and bathroom in a mansion unless you’re trying to build leverage,” Kiriakou said. “People were there. They were recorded. And the list of names — if revealed — would likely shake the foundations of global politics.”
Why It May Never Be Released
According to Kiriakou, the Epstein client list is so sensitive it could threaten international intelligence alliances. He suggests Mossad, the Israeli spy agency, may have had a stake in the operation, alongside powerful U.S. actors who fear exposure.
That could explain why President Trump, despite calling for full transparency, has yet to declassify certain elements. “The CIA has full control,” Kiriakou said. “And when they decide something is a matter of national security, it stays buried.”
As outrage continues to build, one question remains: Will the truth ever come out — or is this the scandal too dangerous to ever be fully exposed?
Sources: Patrick Bet-David Podcast, Daily Mail, Sputnik