US EditionDOJ says it has released less than 1% of its Epstein files and is still reviewing more than 2 million documents
The DOJ missed the December 19 deadline to release Epstein-related files, disclosing less than 1% of over 2 million documents amid ongoing extensive redaction efforts.
- The Trump administration has released less than 1% of over 2 million files related to Jeffrey Epstein, despite being compelled to do so by Congress.
- The Justice Department says hundreds of attorneys are working to review and redact the documents, but substantial work remains.
- Documents under review include internal emails, court filings, FBI interviews, and subpoena records related to the Epstein case.
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The contradiction at the heart of the DOJ's illegal Epstein file delay
Attorney General Pam Bondi, accompanied by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche (L) and FBI Director Kash Patel (R), speaks during a news conference at the Justice Department on November 19, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)In an extraordinary letter sent to a federal judge Monday evening, Attorney General Pam Bondi admitted that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has not disclosed more than 99% of the files related to convicted sex offen…
More than two million files related to Jeffrey Epstein have yet to be released
More than two million documents regarding convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein remain to be released, US Justice Department officials told a federal judge offering the most precise estimate so far of the size of the file still under review.
Prosecutor says unreleased Epstein documents likely 'riddled with toxic evidence'
President Donald Trump's Department of Justice (DOJ) is currently sitting on roughly two million documents relating to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and one prosecutor is arguing that the fact the DOJ continues to keep it under wraps is damning for Trump.In a Tuesday post to his X account, attorney Tristan Snell — a former New York assistant attorney general who prosecuted the Trump University scam — wrote that he had "led a LOT of doc…
In the U.S., two and a half weeks after the expiry of a legal deadline, more than two million files on the deceased sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein have not been published.
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