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People he has grilled say that when he doesn’t get the answer he’s looking for, he has a Columbo-esque tendency to ask the same question in different ways in an attempt to elicit something incriminating.

He initially denied the drug charges but later changed his plea to guilty, fuelling speculation he had cut a deal with US authorities for a lesser sentence in exchange for incriminating information about Maduro.

Frank, quite literally, cannot read a sign to save his life, incriminating himself in the film’s central mystery when he spots a bloody knife with a handwritten sign that says, “Pick me up.”

But in a memo earlier this month, the justice department and FBI said there was no "incriminating" list.

Bondi appeared to indicate in February she would release Epstein's client list, before saying last week there was no "incriminating list" and no further files would be disclosed.