The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) unveiled hundreds of thousands of documents linked to the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The files rarely mention U.S. President Donald Trump, but they frequently spotlight former Democratic President Bill Clinton, including numerous photos.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche reported that "several million" documents were released on Friday as part of a congressional deadline, with more files expected to be disclosed in the coming weeks. The released files include key evidence from several law enforcement investigations into Epstein, among other materials.
A striking image captures Bill Clinton with Ghislaine Maxwell at a swimming pool, while another features Clinton with Michael Jackson and Diana Ross of The Supremes.
Source: aajtak
The fact that Trump's name is not found in these documents is quite an intriguing topic, given his well-documented social connections to Epstein during the 1990s and early 2000s. In the previously disclosed documents from February, Trump was listed in flight logs of Epstein's private jets.
Source: aajtak
Under political pressure, Trump signed legislation on November 19 requiring the Justice Department to release most documents related to Epstein within 30 days. The White House described it as the administration's "most transparent" action yet. White House Press Secretary Abigail Jackson stated that the Trump administration did more for Epstein's victims than the Democrats.
Read more: 'Could Be in London...', Britain's King Charles's First Wife Diana's Alleged Connection to Jeffrey Epstein
Meanwhile, Bill Clinton's spokesperson clarified that the investigation is not aimed at Clinton. He emphasized that the release of these decades-old blurred images does not alter the truth.
Source: aajtak
According to the Department of Justice, the review of these files identified over 1,200 victims connected to Epstein or his family. Attorneys for the victims were asked to provide names, which led to the exposure of this figure.
