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The potential release of Epstein's autopsy report and related materials
The simple numeric answer is: counts vary depending on the search method — one prominent AI-assisted tally found ’s name at least 1,500 times in the publicly released materials , while other searches ...
latest release comprises more than 3 million pages, roughly 2,000 videos and about 180,000 images drawn from federal and state -related investigations and related probes, but it is a mixed bag of cour...
The available reporting shows widespread public claims that documents relevant to Sasha/Sascha Riley’s viral audio exist and “can be obtained” via FOIA or public records requests, but there is no veri...
says it released roughly 3–3.5 million pages of material under the Files Transparency Act, drawn from multiple probes and intended to include the investigative records collected over two decades ; adv...
public is a massive, uneven corpus: roughly 3–3.5 million pages of documents, plus about 2,000 videos and 180,000 images drawn from multiple federal and state investigations, uploaded to “Epstein Libr...
says hundreds of prosecutors and reviewers examined more than six million potentially responsive pages and that its formal review is complete, culminating in the public posting of roughly 3.5 million ...
The newly released documents include a small number of contemporaneous, non‑anonymous eyewitness records that reference : chiefly handwritten interview notes from a 2019 victim interview, a recollecti...
: the medical examiner concluded died by suicide by hanging, a finding she and other examiners defended as consistent with hanging injuries in older adults , while private pathologist and some others ...