All we know as a million more Jeffrey Epstein files due for release – The MirrorNeed to knowJeffrey Epstein trafficked young girls and women for sex and was convicted of offences back in 2008 – his death in a New York prison cell has sparked concern there would be no justice for his victims
Jeffrey Epstein, pictured with his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, died in a prison cell in 2019(Image: Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)Everything you need to know as up to one million Epstein files are slated for releaseThe Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it would go over around one million documents related to the late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.DOJ officials said it received the documents from the US attorney for the Southern District of New York as well as from the FBI.A DOJ spokesperson said “due to the mass volume of material, this process may take a few more weeks.”The DOJ has been making significant redactions to documents, which were meant to solely be for Epstein’s victims.Republican Representative for Kentucky Thomas Massie said in a Christmas Eve X/Twitter: “Today the DOJ claims the Epstein-Maxwell file exceeds 1.7 million documents. And they still expect you to believe this involves only two guilty people.”The announcement comes after the Donald Trump administration came under criticism over how it handled the release of the documents, including not revealing why certain redactions were made.Documents included in the release include files of seemingly fake videos and notes without any information stating whether they are genuine or not.
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