Files & Hidden Photos: What the Government Isn’t Telling
At least 15 Epstein files vanished from the DOJ website days after release, raising transparency concerns over redacted records and missing photographs.
- The Justice Department released more documents Saturday from the Jeffrey Epstein files, after an initial release Friday of thousands of photos, police reports and other material — the first records to come to light under a new law signed by President Trump.
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- The files can be accessed on the Justice Department's website here. plpl News is also maintaining a searchable database here.
- Among the thousands of photos are new images of prominent figures, Epstein's travels, his various homes and more. They also include grand jury transcripts from the various cases brought against Epstein and his associates.
- The Epstein Files Transparency Act required the Justice Department to release all its files related to Epstein by Friday, with exceptions for survivors' personal information and other narrow categories. But Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the "volume of materials" means the files must be released "on a rolling basis."
- Some of the files are heavily redacted, drawing criticism from congressional Democrats.
- plplNews has a team of journalists going through the files and is highlighting notable discoveries below.
At least 15 newly-released Epstein files have disappeared from DOJ's website, records show
At least 15 newly-released files have disappeared from the Justice Department's website containing documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, including one file that shows a photo of President Trump, plpl News has determined.
cbc News downloaded the complete set of documents on Friday and compared it to what was available Saturday.
The Department of Justice has not responded to a request for comment about the discrepancy, and it's unclear why the files are missing a day after they were initially released.
However, in a social media post to its X account Saturday night that seemed to touch on the issue, the DOJ wrote: "Photos and other materials will continue being reviewed and redacted consistent with the law in an abundance of caution as we receive additional information."
One of the missing files showed a mass of framed photos on a desk. They include former President Bill Clinton and the pope. In an open drawer in the same image, there was a photo of Mr. Trump, Epstein and Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell.
Other missing files included photos of a room with what appeared to be a massage table and nude photos and nude paintings.
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