Epstein Files: US Justice Dept. Releases 3 Million New Pages, Revealing More Connections

• The US Justice Department has released over 3 million additional documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, expanding public access to records on his sexual abuse and influential connections.
• Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed the release, noting files were uploaded to the Justice Department’s website, including records previously withheld.
• All images of women, except Ghislaine Maxwell, have been redacted to protect victim identities, as per the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
• The new law, passed due to public pressure, mandates the release of investigative files concerning Epstein and Maxwell, following a missed December 19 deadline.
• Earlier releases included flight logs with Donald Trump and photographs of Bill Clinton, neither accused of wrongdoing, and grand jury testimonies detailing sex acts for Epstein.

Why It Matters: Millions of new Epstein documents reveal more about his abuse, connections, and the government's handling of the case.