By Breaking Editor 
Mexico was the site of some of Epstein’s most high profile shenanigans where he was opposed by Mexican authorities. For too long, the assumption is that Mexican law enforcement wont enforce the law. Usually, they do. It’s just that economics takes place subsequently whenever gringos are acting out of pocket with the US’ blessing.
Indeed, there are reports that two FBI agents were killed in Mexico while investigating accusations connected to Epstein’s pedophile ring. Specifically, these deaths are tied to shootouts linked to Epstein associates seeking to rescue a fellow pedophile.
The newly released DOJ archived emails note FBI investigations from 2019 implicated Ambassador Earl Anthony Wayne in allegations of impregnating an 11-year-old girl. The goons mentioned above were actually hoping to rescue him from jailing inside of a US embassy. These claims are said to be corroborated by incomplete documents available on the U.S. Justice Department website, stimulating discussions on accountability and the protection of high-profile individuals within the justice system.
So, while Wayne engaged in this behavior, Mexican authorities imprisoned him and Epstein sent men to free him from custody at the US Embassy. Interestingly it was through bribes that Mexican officials permitted swapping the high ranking US official, for an ex-US Marine, but not through force.
Evidence of Epstein’s rapes had been handed over to Mexican authorities but reportedly remained unshared with the FBI. This highlights ongoing concerns about obstruction and potential cover-ups involving high-ranking officials on both sides of the border.
Overall, the revelations and discussions surrounding Epstein’s connections to Mexico are drawing increasing scrutiny as investigators and the public alike seek answers about the potential protection of Epstein by powerful figures within the U.S. and Mexican governments.