Justice Department restores photo containing image of Trump to Epstein files website
The Justice Department restored the Trump photo after confirming no Epstein victims appear in it, amid a release of over 3,500 files related to Epstein's case.
- Following a review, the U.S. Department of Justice restored a photograph to its online Epstein files website after it was temporarily removed Saturday, with no evidence victims are depicted.
- Out of an abundance of caution DOJ temporarily removed the photo to assess needed redactions after it disappeared Saturday following its Friday release.
- A desk-drawer photograph published in the files shows framed and unframed photos including Trump and Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell, with one photo showing Trump with a group of women and another with Melania Trump, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
- Democrats on the House Oversight Committee flagged the missing image and pressed for answers, while Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said `It has nothing to do with President Trump` and explained the photo was removed due to victims' rights concerns.
- The law required release by Friday, yet DOJ said it will continue publishing records on a rolling basis despite omitting FBI interviews and internal Justice Department memos, while Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche noted prosecutors possess more than 3.6 million related records.
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The Ministry of Justice reported that the image had been republished after an examination. "There had been no evidence that Epstein victims were depicted."
The Justice Department reported that a photograph containing an image of President Donald Trump, which had been removed from its file of documents related to Epstein, was restored to the online database.
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There is a political storm brewing in the US over the disclosure of the Epstein files and their link to President Donald Trump. At least 13 files, including a photo containing Trump, were removed by the Department of Justice from the latest release of documents, only to be republished after a…
A temporary offline photo of US President Trump is available again on the website with the published files on the convicted sex offender Epstein. The Ministry of Justice reported that it can be seen again without any change or blackness.
According to the US Department of Justice, several photos were deleted a few days ago to protect the victims.
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