Conservative commentator Dan Bongino has sent shockwaves through the conspiracy community after allegedly blinking “EPSTEIN DIDN’T KILL HIMSELF” in Morse code during a live Fox News interview last night, reigniting debates about Jeffrey Epstein’s death just weeks after a leaked FBI memo claimed he died by suicide and had no client list. The eyebrow-raising moment occurred during a fiery segment on government transparency with host Laura Ingraham. Bongino, known for his no-nonsense style, appeared to flutter his eyelids in a deliberate pattern—short, long, short, pause, long, short, long—spelling out the phrase that has lingered in public discourse since Epstein’s 2019 death. The coded message, caught by sharp-eyed viewers, directly contradicts a recently leaked FBI memo, dated June 2025, which stated that Epstein died by hanging himself in his cell and maintained no so-called “client list” of high-profile associates. Ingraham, seemingly unaware of Bongino’s ocular performance, pressed on with questions about DOJ policies. Meanwhile, online forums exploded with amateur sleuths and Morse code buffs decoding the blinks, hailing Bongino as a truth-telling maverick. “His eyes were basically screaming ‘cover-up,’” one Reddit user posted in a thread titled “Bongino’s Blink Blitz,” which racked up 50,000 upvotes. Others speculated he was signaling distrust in the FBI’s memo, which has been widely criticized as a convenient attempt to close the Epstein case for good. Sources close to the former Secret Service agent claim Bongino has been brushing up on Morse code, “just in case the deep state tries to muzzle him.” The internet has since spiraled into a frenzy of memes, GIFs, and heated arguments, with some calling Bongino a “patriot hero” and others dismissing the blinks as “allergy season gone wild.” A petition on Change.org, demanding “Congress investigate Bongino’s blinks,” has amassed 15,000 signatures, though its goals remain vague. Skeptics argue the blinks were coincidental. “People blink constantly,” said Dr. Evelyn Winklestein, an NYU ophthalmologist. “You could probably decode ‘ORDER PIZZA’ from my uncle’s eyelids if you tried hard enough.” Still, the timing—coming on the heels of the FBI’s leaked memo—has fueled suspicions. The memo, which surfaced in early June, was met with immediate backlash from conspiracy theorists who argue it’s a whitewash to protect Epstein’s alleged elite associates. Bongino has remained cryptic about the incident. When ambushed by a TMZ reporter outside a Manhattan gym, he grinned and said, “My eyes? Just doing their patriotic duty.” He then winked—twice—before peeling out in a black SUV. Fox News issued a terse statement: “Dan Bongino is free to blink as he pleases. Moving on.” The Epstein saga, already a lightning rod, has been thrust back into the headlines. Online detectives are now scouring old interviews for hidden signals in coughs, hair tosses, and coffee sips. One forum user even claimed to have spotted “MOON LANDING FAKE” in Tucker Carlson’s tie adjustments, though this remains unverified. Whether Bongino’s blinks were a bold act of defiance or a quirky coincidence, they’ve tapped into lingering distrust about Epstein’s death and the FBI’s recent claims. One thing is clear: in the court of public opinion, a well-timed eyelid flutter speaks louder than any memo. The post Bongino Blinks “EPSTEIN DIDN’T KILL HIMSELF” In Morse Code During TV Interview appeared first on Genesius Times.