Prosecutor in the deeds of Didi and Epstein, fired by the Ministry of Justice

The US Department of Justice fired a federal prosecutor of a veteran who worked in cases against sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein, his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell and hip -hop mogc “diddy” Combs.

It is not clear why Mauren Komi has been removed from her work in the South District of New York, but her release has been confirmed by sources by the US partner of the BBC.

She is the daughter of former FBI Director James Komi, whom President Donald Trump fired in 2017.

The Ministry of Justice is fired by lawyers working in cases that angered the president, including the U.S. Rebellion in 2021 and a special investigation by a Trump prosecutor.

Da Komi – who was a lawyer in a lawsuit at the Ministry of Justice in Manhattan in 2015 – no explanation for his dismissal was given, a man familiar with the question told, told Politico.

Its outcome comes when Trump and the leader of the Ministry of Justice, Prosecutor General Pam Bondi, are confronted with the reverse response to the processing of the administration of Epstein -related files.

A well -connected condemned pedophile died of suicide while waiting for a lawsuit in 2019.

It looks like, There was no customer list and no additional files would be disclosed.

The dismissal of Dj Komi comes after her prosecutor’s team failed in their candidacy to condemn Sean Combs The most serious accusations they encountered with racketeering and sex trafficking. The rapper was found guilty this month smaller.

According to ABC News, Trump has expressed private dissatisfaction with Komi’s work in his administration.

Her father James Commo was recently interviewed by the American Secret Service after the publication – then deleted – A photo of Seashell on Instagram, which federal officials claim to be a call for violence against Trump.

Earlier this month, it was announced that the Ministry of Justice had launched an investigation by the former FBI director.

Prosecutors are said to investigate Komi’s statements to the congress to investigate the alleged Russian attempts to influence the White House election in 2016. This probe failed to find that Trump had talked criminally with the Kremlin.

The BBC contacted the Ministry of Justice for comment.