DOJ Finally Admits Tens of Thousands of Epstein Files Were Removed to Protect Trump

DOJ finally admits tens of thousands of Epstein files were removed to protect Trump

The Department of Justice has quietly admitted what many critics had long suspected. Nearly 48,000 files tied to federal investigations into Jeffrey Epstein were pulled from public access, even as the DOJ touted the release of more than 2 million pages of documents under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The admission is significant because among […]

CBS News: Almost 50K Epstein Docs Removed From DOJ Website

CBS News claims that the Justice Department has removed almost 50,000 of the Epstein Files from the agency website that houses them. ... The post CBS News: Almost 50K Epstein Docs Removed From DOJ Website appeared first on The New American.

DOJ admits to removing nearly 48,000 Epstein files from database, including Trump allegations

The files, including allegations against Trump, are expected to be returned to the database after review.

DOJ just pulled Epstein 47,000 files. What are they trying to hide?

The DOJ says it hasn't "deleted" any Epstein files. It just took 47,000 of them offline. That's the department's response to a CBS News analysis that counted the pages in the government's Epstein document release. About 2.7 million pages currently available to the public, below the DOJ's own initial claim of 3 million. — Read the rest The post DOJ just pulled Epstein 47,000 files. What are they trying to hide? appeared first on Boing Boing.