Wow! Jeffrey Epstein the name is back in the headlines. The Justice Department has begun releasing thousands of documents related to the criminal investigation, life, and death of the disgraced financier. The files, now publicly available on a newly created DOJ website called the “Epstein Library,” are drawing new attention. And let’s just say, they can show the connections Epstein maintained with powerful people in all political, academic, and business circles.
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Inside the Recently Released Epstein Files
The Epstein Library organizes documents into Court Records, DOJ Disclosures, Freedom of Information Act Records, and House Disclosures, including files previously released by Congress. According to NPR, the DOJ has the files downloaded and searched, as required by law. Most of the documents released on Friday were already public. However, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed that “hundreds of thousands” pages are now available. And, more is expected in the coming weeks.
New Photos of Epstein Raise Major Red Flags
One day before the Justice Department’s deadline to release the Epstein files, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released a new batch of incriminating photos tied to the late sponsor. Nearly 70 images were released from the largest archive of more than 95,000 images provided by Epstein’s estate. The images feature redesigned passports from women across Eastern Europe and beyond. Also, screenshots were shared of text messages discussing the recruitment of young women, and photos showing Epstein posing with unidentified women in blackface.
One set of disturbing images appears in the index ‘Lolita,’ showing a woman’s leg on a bed with a handwritten quote from the controversial visual novel. According to Rep. Robert Garcia, materials were released “as received,” without the context, dates, or places given.” And, they leave the public to deal with what many call serious implications of Epstein’s global network.” The photos show Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, and Bill Gates, although it is unclear how close—or limited—their relationship with Epstein really was.
Celebrities are still supporting Epstein after his conviction
Newly released documents provide insight into the scope of Epstein’s reach. The files appear to show how prominent people continued to seek his advice and friendship even after his 2008 conviction. According to reports, he was convicted of prostitution and solicitation of prostitution with a child under 18. Among the files is a glowing eulogy from linguist Noam Chomsky, who called Epstein “a very important friend.” It was also noted that Epstein introduced Chomsky to former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, highlighting the financier’s influence despite his criminal record.
The Epstein Files Caught Years of Political Controversy
The release comes after years of political drama surrounding Epstein and his relationships with high-profile figures, including President Donald Trump. On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly promised to release details about Epstein’s alleged crimes and communications. After his return to the White House, Trump reportedly rebuffed attempts at transparency, calling Republican lawmakers “stupid” by suppressing the release of the files. Although he eventually signed a law called the Epstein Files Transparency Act into law. The act requires the Department of Justice to release records not only about Epstein but also about his close associate Ghislaine Maxwell. The act also mandates transparency about plea agreements, uncharged allegations, and documents tied to Epstein’s death19 in 2019.
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