US EditionJustice Department Un-Redacts More Names in Epstein Files After Pressure From Lawmakers
Rep. Massie criticized the Department of Justice for redacting co-conspirator names while releasing victims' data, highlighting recent unredaction of Les Wexler's name.
- On Monday, Rep. Thomas Massie challenged the Department of Justice on CNN after he and other lawmakers reviewed unredacted Epstein files and posted a photo of a document.
- Redacted names for six alleged co-conspirators contrasted with released victim data, so members of Congress pushing release pressed for transparency and further investigation.
- Massie said `The Source. unredacted it after I found it` while Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche acknowledged the DOJ had just unredacted Les Wexler's name.
- The revelations prompted lawmakers to argue that members of Congress pushing release were vindicated, increasing political pressure on President Donald Trump's DOJ for full transparency.
- The files were accessed on Department of Justice terminals, and one source said `And he's got four other names that he needs to unredact as well.
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Epstein files: US DOJ unredacts 6 names, including Les Wexner, amid growing pressure from lawmakers
Epstein files: The US Department of Justice has released several names from the recently released Epstein files after pressure from lawmakers. It has unredacted at least six names, some of whom are considered to be Jeffery Epstein's co-conspirators.
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DOJ unredacts more names from Epstein files after pressure
The Department of Justice (DOJ) this week unredacted multiple names in files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein after pressure from lawmakers. A top DOJ official announced the action after Reps. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) and Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) on Monday decried multiple redactions from the millions of documents released by the administration. After reviewing [...]
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