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The DOJ released documents related to the Epstein investigations under court pressure and legislative attention.
A reliable authentication of the viral Sascha/Sasha Riley audio requires a multilayered forensics and records approach: confirm the speaker’s identity, run technical audio forensics, map claims agains...
The document titled EFTA00025010 is one of the Department of Justice’s publicly released Epstein-related files and is an unclassified PDF on the DOJ site that reproduces a complaint/tip submitted to t...
Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted in December 2021 on five federal sex‑trafficking–related counts for her role in recruiting, grooming and facilitating the sexual abuse of underage girls in connection w...
The Justice Department has defended its redactions in the staggered release of Jeffrey Epstein materials as legally necessary to protect victim identities, to avoid jeopardizing ongoing investigations...
Federal prosecutors in the 2007 Florida non‑prosecution agreement listed “potential co‑conspirators” and that document explicitly included the names Sarah Kellen, Adriana Ross (also cited as Adriana M...
Prosecutors have framed the newly released DOJ Epstein records as raw investigatory material with limited standalone evidentiary weight—documents meant to inform internal decisionmaking rather than to...
No Epstein victims’ claims against Bill Clinton were legally substantiated in court: no criminal charges were brought against him related to Epstein’s crimes, and the best-known plaintiff, Virginia Gi...
Virginia Giuffre’s litigation journey from 2014–2025 moved from sworn affidavits and civil suits to high-profile defamation actions, partial unsealing of court records, a settlement with Prince Andrew...