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A large tranche of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein has been gradually released in 2025 by Congress, the Justice Department and the Epstein estate, but sizable portions remained subject to review, re...
A page purporting to be a from to — complete with a sketch and a signature-like scrawl — was published by after the turned over a 2003 “birthday book” under subpoena, and that reproduced page has been...
Available reporting and recently released documents do not show any victim testifying under oath that Donald Trump participated in Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking or abuse; public materials so far are e...
Donald Trump recently urged and signed a bill to compel the Justice Department to release Epstein-related files, framing that step as proof he has “nothing to hide” while his allies point to statement...
The materials unsealed in 2025 include multiple large releases: the Justice Department’s February “first phase” of declassified files (roughly 200 pages initially, with thousands more reported as exis...
As of late November 2025, large swaths of Epstein-related material have already been published by Congress, the Epstein estate and portions of the Justice Department — notably releases of roughly 33,2...
The remaining unreleased Jeffrey Epstein files are in a contested, incremental disclosure process: multiple batches of documents have been produced by courts, the Epstein estate, and congressional com...
Public records and local reporting show Zorro Ranch — Jeffrey Epstein’s roughly 7,500–8,000 acre New Mexico property — was sold by the Epstein estate in August 2023 to an entity called San Rafael Ranc...
Federal and private legal arguments in 2025 used to block or unseal Jeffrey Epstein-related documents center on three competing rationales: law‑enforcement privilege and ongoing-investigation concerns...
has marshaled its statutory investigatory tools—subpoenas, threats and votes to hold witnesses in contempt, public releases of documents provided by and , and formal House directives to continue and p...
to ’s subpoena by producing document batches that the Committee has publicly released, while separately turned over a much larger, heavily redacted trove of files—provoking disputes over completeness ...
Available reporting shows that House Oversight Chair James Comer used subpoenas to obtain thousands of pages from the Epstein estate (the committee released 33,295 pages and additional batches) and th...
House actions tied to revelations in the Epstein estate focused heavily on the Oversight Committee and on forcing the Justice Department to release investigative files — a measure the House passed ove...
The unsealed Epstein documents released in stages since January 2024 name roughly 150 associates and include high‑profile figures such as Prince Andrew, former presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump...
Available reporting does not show prosecutors issuing a subpoena to former President Donald Trump in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein investigations; instead, the recent moves described in the pres...
In 2024–2025 congressional and media attention around the “Epstein files” led to subpoenas and deposition demands for several high‑profile figures and intermediaries; notably House Oversight Chairman ...
The Epstein Victims’ Compensation Program (VCP) was run by independent administrator Jordana H. Feldman, who designed eligibility and payment protocols and distributed about $125 million to roughly 15...
Ghislaine Maxwell met in July 2025 with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche over two days in Tallahassee while serving a 20-year sentence, and her lawyer said she answered questions about “maybe 100 ...
Available reporting shows photographs and passenger/phone lists tying Donald Trump and Melania Knauss (now Melania Trump) into social settings with Jeffrey Epstein—most notably images at Mar-a-Lago an...