US EditionREAD: Atlantic City Mentions in the Epstein Files
The release includes emails, photos, and a draft indictment exposing high-profile contacts but faces criticism for both excessive and insufficient redactions, affecting victims' privacy.
- This month, the U.S. Department of Justice released roughly 3 million pages of Jeffrey Epstein-related records, prompting questions about new charges or prosecutions.
- This month, the Epstein Files Transparency Act requires the U.S. Department of Justice to produce internal communications; critics say DOJ has invoked deliberative‑process privilege to withhold material, contrary to law.
- Among the materials are emails, calendars and photos, including emails apparently drafted or self-sent by Epstein and a mid-2000s draft indictment naming Epstein plus three blacked-out codefendants.
- Victims' advocates say the release exposed victims' names and photos without redaction, prompting criticism from victims' representatives and lawmakers urging congressional remedies as the attorney general is set to testify later this month.
- Prominent names appear throughout the files, including Donald Trump and Prince Andrew flagged for salacious information, Bill Gates and Bill Clinton with positive case hits, while many women and girls reported to the FBI and police but tips were not fully pursued.
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