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Epstein files exhibit arrives in Dallas as Republicans gather for midterm convention
The exhibit aims to highlight survivor accounts and potential investigative leads as millions of pages of records are displayed, organizers said.
A traveling exhibit featuring the Epstein Files arrived in Dallas on Sept. 8, running through Sept. 11, coinciding with President Donald Trump and Republicans gathering for their midterm convention.
Congress overwhelmingly passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act in 2025, prompting the Justice Department to release millions of pages of records for public examination.
Sky Roberts and Amanda Roberts, relatives of Virginia Giuffre, said investigative leads remain in the files. "There are investigative leads that are sitting in these files today," Sky Roberts said, urging the Justice Department to pursue prosecutions.
A bookmobile is scheduled to appear in Dallas on Thursday, Sept. 10, before traveling nationwide, helping organizers keep survivor experiences central to the discussion.
The presence of a name in the Epstein Files does not by itself indicate criminal conduct; Amanda Roberts emphasized that every page represents a story of a survivor whose life was damaged.