The Justice Department released millions of pages of documents, videos, and images from its investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of young girls, complying with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. This monumental disclosure represents a crucial step toward accountability and transparency, yet it painfully underscores how systemic failures allowed horrific abuses to persist for years, devastating countless lives.
The Justice Department released millions of pages of records and media files from its Jeffrey Epstein investigation under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, revealing more details about his sexual abuse of young girls and interactions with powerful figures. This long-overdue transparency exposes a chilling web of elite corruption and systemic failures that allowed horrific crimes against vulnerable children to persist for decades, demanding urgent accountability and justice.
Senate Democrats allege the Justice Department violated the law by releasing Epstein investigation files 50 days late with excessive redactions and exposing over 100 victims' identities. This betrayal of justice represents an appalling assault on truth-seeking and victim dignity that undermines the very foundations of our legal system.