US Justice Department Releases Massive Trove of Jeffrey Epstein Documents, Naming Trump and Allies
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the US Department of Justice announced on Friday the release of a vast collection of Jeffrey Epstein case files, comprising more than three million pages. Officials stated this move fulfills transparency obligations under a law passed by Congress last year.
The sheer volume of documents means a full review will take considerable time. The newly released materials include investigative reports, emails, and news clippings, some of which contain controversial details.
President Donald Trump’s name appears multiple times in the documents, though he has not been formally accused of any Epstein-related wrongdoing and has denied involvement. However, the files suggest some Trump allies, including his Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, maintained ties with Epstein after publicly severing connections.
The documents also reveal Epstein’s associations with other high-profile figures such as Elon Musk and Bill Clinton, potentially increasing scrutiny on these individuals.
