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The release of documents by the Justice Department related to the Jeffrey Epstein case.
The Justice Department has published a small fraction of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein — roughly 12,285 items totaling about 125,575 pages — and concedes that more than two million responsive reco...
’s sex‑trafficking saga spans decades: early accusations and a controversial 2007 non‑prosecution plea deal, a federal arrest in July 2019 on new sex‑trafficking charges, his death in custody in Augus...
Documents newly posted by the include an tip — filed as EFTA00025010 — in which an anonymous complainant alleges she was and her uncle when she was 13 and pregnant, and further alleges that witnessed ...
The documents released by the include an internal prosecutor email saying appears as a passenger on flight logs "" between 1993 and 1996, but the publicly reported material contains only a handful of ...
The newly released DOJ tranches of the so‑called Epstein files mention Donald Trump repeatedly but no single, authoritative count of “how many times” he appears has been published; reporters describe ...
Prosecutors and investigators have publicly described a cautious, document-by-document approach to assessing the torrent of tips and materials in the ’s releases, flagging many submissions as unverifi...
The release of –related documents is driven primarily by the and the , whose internal review and redaction processes determine what and when material reaches the public, even as and federal courts att...
from the ’s files includes dozens of references to — ranging from and emails mentioning him to a set of unverified tips and a sensational tip alleging extremely grave conduct — but reporters and offic...
The available reporting does not provide a document‑level count of how many times the word “” appears in the Justice Department’s publicly released files; journalists characterize the release as conta...
The tranches that have been published so far include a mix of photos, flight records and investigative tips that reference — notably flight logs suggesting more trips on ’s plane than previously known...
The newly posted Department of Justice (DOJ) materials include a set of apparent FBI internal emails from July 2019 that explicitly reference “10 co‑conspirators,” but the names in those emails are la...
Multiple U.S. government FOIA repositories and some independent archives have released Jeffrey Epstein–related records: chief among them are the FBI’s Vault, the Department of Justice’s centralized “E...
Congressional oversight and the passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act accelerated pressure on the Justice Department to publish investigative materials and imposed a statutory 30‑day deadline ...
The Justice Department’s recent tranche of Epstein materials contains hundreds of mentions of Donald Trump across thousands of pages, but the released items are a mix of flight logs and internal email...
The U.S. Department of Justice has released large batches of documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation as mandated by recent legislation, but the reporting provided here does not identify any s...