U.S. Justice Department Seeks Full Disclosure of Epstein Case Files

Attorney General Pam Bondi orders FBI to release all materials on Jeffrey Epstein, including documents with high-profile connections.

Attorney General Pam Bondi has instructed the FBI to provide all remaining materials related to Jeffrey Epstein's case by Friday morning.
Epstein's case files, which include flight logs and names of associates, were partially released but contained heavily redacted victim information.
The Justice Department's move follows bipartisan pressure in Washington to make the documents public.
Epstein, who died in custody in 2019, was accused of trafficking young women, including minors, for prostitution at his properties in New York and the Caribbean.
Prominent individuals, including Prince Andrew, have been linked to Epstein, though allegations of misconduct are denied by the accused.