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Documents released by the Justice Department related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Three types of non‑ searchable indexes have emerged around the massive releases: that ingested (for example ’s Pinpoint collection and ’s repository), congressional releases that republished subsets o...
Fact‑checkers and skeptical investigators have repeatedly concluded that claims “worked for” an are unproven and rest largely on unverified human‑source reports, speculative interpretation of his cont...
The concluded that the and staff at the in committed “numerous and serious failures” in the custody, care, and supervision of in 2019, failures that left him unmonitored and alone at critical times an...
The recently posted tranche includes photographs and videos tied to that clearly depict himself and — according to the DOJ-produced materials and accompanying media reporting — several named associate...
has long been publicly linked to through indictments, civil suits and released investigative files: his close associate (convicted and sentenced), such as Jean‑Luc Brunel and assistants referenced in ...
’s mass release of explicitly names a wide-ranging set of public figures — politicians, royals, business leaders and media figures — though inclusion in the files is not a finding of wrongdoing and ma...
/ civil complaints against and contained detailed, graphic allegations of repeated sexual assault at Epstein’s residence in 1994, supported in the filings by sworn witness declarations and references ...